In each database, write a SQL CREATE TABLE statement (with proper data types for attributes and proper primary key) for each of the relations. Format your SQL statements in a nice way. For example, to create the Product table, use the following format:

itabase 3: Assume a book store has a mail-order database with the following schema of relations: (Primary keys are derlined. Meaning of each attribute is self-explanatory by its name.) Employees (ENO, Ename, Hire_Date); Books (ISBN, Bname, Quantity, Price); Customers (CNO, Cname, Street, Zip, Phone); Orders (ONO, CNO, ENO, Received, Shipped); Orderline (ONO, ISBN, Qty); Zipcodes (Zip, City, State)