Write a select statement to list all the columns from the Offices table. 'Select $*\text{'}$ is not allowed. Return the list

in DESC Office order.

$2)$ List the product ID$,$ mfr ID$,$ Name $($its description$),$ and dollar value of quantity on hand $($price $*$ quantity$)$ of

the products whose dollar value is greater than $20000.$ Return the list in descending order by their dollar

value.

$3)$ List the Order Number, Order Date, Customer Number, and Sales Rep Number for orders for part $\text{'}779$C$\text{'}$ or

$\text{'}773$C$\text{'}.($Use a compound search condition $-$ OR$.)$

$4)$ List the Name and Age of all Sales Reps in the following offices: $11$; $13.($Use the set membership test $-$ IN$.)$

$5)$ List the names of all Sales Reps who have the letter $\text{'}$a$\text{'}($this is lower case a$)$ as the second character of their

name.

$6)$ Return the Sales Rep ID and Name of any Sales Rep not assigned to an office yet.

$7)$ Show all the sales rep names with last name $$Smith$$ or $$Jones$.$

$8)$ List different titles in the sales reps table. Only list each title once and unknown titles should be ignored.

Duplicate rows are not allowed.

$9)$ List the description of the products which are more than $6$ character and less than $10$ character long. No

duplicate row is allowed. You can use the build in function length$()$ to do this. For example, length$($name$)$

return the number of characters for attribute called $$name$.$

$10)$ For all order Amount less than $$700,$ list the order num with the name of the rep who placed the order and

the name of the customer who made the order and the name of the rep for that customer

$11)$ List the Mfr Id$,$ the Product Id$,$ Company and PRICE of all products bought by customers where customer

number is one of $(2111,2112,2105,2119)$ and where the amount of the order $<$ $$10,000.$ Order the results by

ascending Company. Duplicate row are not allowed.

$12)$ List all orders number, the name of the rep who took the order $,$ the city where the rep has his$/$her office. Print

the employee whose office is in either Chicago or Denver;

$13)$ List all customers $($Customer number, Company, and Credit Limit$)$ and orders $($Order Number,

Amount$)$ where the Amount is within $$10,000$ of the Credit Limit. Therefore:

$-$ Credit$\_$limit should be greater than zero and

$-$ Amount should be greater than zero and

$-$ Amount should be less than credit$\_$limit and

$-$ Credit$\_$limit $$ Amount $<=$$$10000$

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