Using MySQL Workbench and the sample relational database that we imported during class, write a QUERY that returns information about ORDERS $($orderNumber$,$ orderDate$)$ along with corresponding CUSTOMER details $($customerNumber$,$ customerName$),$ PRODUCT details $($productCode$,$ productName$)$ along with corresponding PRODUCT LINE details $($productLine$),$ and associated EMPLOYEE sales representative details $($employeeNumber$,$ lastname aliased as SalesRepLastName$)$ for the CUSTOMER using INNER JOINS only. The result should return a comprehensive set of information from ORDERS, CUSTOMERS, PRODUCTS, PRODUCTLINES, and EMPLOYEES. $($refer to the relational diagram posted under lecture notes to help guide you$)$