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1 BIS 345 Final Exam Guide Set 1 FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT 1. (TCO 1) Which of the following sets of SQL clauses represent the minimum combination of clauses to make a working SQL statement? (Points : 5) SELECT, WHERE FROM, WHERE SELECT, FROM FROM, ORDER BY 2. (TCO 1) Which of the following would be considered a logical operator? (Points : 5) = >= AND IS NULL 3. (TCO 1) Which of the following is true about ORDER BY clauses? (Points : 5) The default order is ascending when none is specified. Numerical columns are sorted from highest to lowest where no sort order is specified. Columns on which sorting must be conducted cannot be identified by their position in their table. Character columns are evaluated from right to left. 4. (TCO 1) Which of the following would extract all rows containing the numbers 4 or 8? (Points : 5) WHERE number = 4 or number = 8 WHERE number BETWEEN 4 and 8 WHERE number = '4 or 8' Where number = '4' or '8'
2 5. (TCO 1) Assume you want to associate a TaxpayerTable with a PrincipalResidenceTable. The PrincipalResidentTable contains the address where each taxpayer lives. Assume that each taxpayer can have only one residence; however, more than one person at the address can be considered a taxpayer. What is the relationship between the TaxpayerTable and PrincipalResidenceTable? (Points : 5) Many-To-One One-To-Many Many-to-Many One-to-One 6. (TCO 1) Which of the following would display values from the city field in the Professor table, removing all duplicate city names? (Points : 5) SELECT City DISTINCT FROM Professor SELECT City FROM DISTINCT Professor SELECT DISTINCT City FROM Professor SELECT DISTINCT FROM Professor 7. (TCO 1) Assume you have a table called StudentTable. You would like to extract the lastname of all students who have not yet declared their major. Which of the following WHERE clauses would accomplish this? (Points : 5) WHERE major = " " WHERE major = ' ' WHERE major IS NULL WHERE major = 'NULL' 8. (TCO 3) Which of the following statements would count the number of customers within each state? Assume you have a table with the following columns: (Points : 5) SELECT State, Count(*) FROM CustomerTable GROUP BY State; SELECT CustomerID, Count(State)
3 FROM CustomerTable GROUP BY CustomerID; SELECT State, Count(CustomerID) FROM CustomerTable; None of the above. 9. (TCO 3) Which of the following statements would the extract average income of the customers in each city? Assume you have a table with the following columns: (Points : 5) SELECT City, Avg(Income) FROM CustomerTable GROUP BY City; SELECT State, Avg(Income) FROM CustomerTable GROUP BY State; SELECT City, Average(Income) FROM CustomerTable GROUP BY City; SELECT State, Average(Income) FROM CustomerTable GROUP BY State; 10. (TCO 4) Query is the complete process from submission of a query to its actual execution. (Points : 5) optimization compilation insertion None of the above 11. (TCO 4) Assume you have two queries that must extract all rows that have a value of greater than $100 in an Income column. You are considering two ways of writing your WHERE clause. The first option is to extract all columns that are NOT less than or equal to $100. The second option is to extract all
4 columns that are greater than $100. Which option should you choose to ensure your query runs as quickly as possible? (Points : 5) The first option The second option It doesn't matter which option you pick; they will run the same no matter what. All of the above 12. (TCO 7) Which of the file formats can be viewed using Adobe Acrobat Reader? (Points : 5) CSV PDF TIFF XLSX 13. (TCO 8) Name the security concept involves ensuring that one person doesn't have control over too many steps in a process. (Points : 5) zroles Separation of duties Securing forms and reports Using views 14. (TCO 8) encryption offers a more granular level of encryption. (Points : 5) Role based Object-based security Column-level None of the above 15. (TCO 9) Which of the following reports requires the reader to read down columns to understand its meaning? (Points : 5) Matrix Exception
5 Tabular None of the above 16. (TCO 9) Assume you are creating a report which is sorted by class, and then by student within class. The class is considered the column: (Points : 5) gross minor major None of the above 17. (TCO 9) Aggregation functions help grouping scenarios by providing for groups. (Points : 5) totals subtotals titles expressions 18. (TCO 10) Which of the following represent a popular reportwriting tool that is not a Microsoft application? (Points : 5) Access Reports SSRS SSMS Crystal Reports 19. (TCO 10) Which of the following is NOT one of the formats available for reports? (Points : 5) XML HTML PDF XPDF 20. (TCO 2) Use the data type for columns that contain letters and special characters and for columns containing numbers that will not be used in calculations. (Points : 5) CHAR VARCHAR
6 Text String 21. (TCO 2) Which of the following functions would you use to extract the from your records in the database? (Points : 5) Datepart Datediff Dateout Dateyear 22. (TCO 2) Which of the following functions would return the current date based on the computer clock. (Points : 5) TodayDate() PutDate() FindDate() GetDate() 23. (TCO 3) Aggregate functions ignore the values. (Points : 5) character numeric date null 24. (TCO 5) For the report server to use an extension, it must be. (Points : 5) configured linked to the server added to the report installed 25. (TCO 5) The easiest and fastest way to create a report is to use the tool. (Points : 5) report builder report wizard report template report manager
7 26. (TCO 5) When creating the a report using Business Intelligence Development Studio, you can view the report using the tab. (Points : 5) Toolbox Design Output box Preview 27. (TCO 5) The data set contains all of the following except. (Points : 5) reuslts of the query SQL statement pointer to the data source name of data source 28. (TCO 7) The chart contains the plotting area of a chart. (Points : 5) category data series areas 29. (TCO 7) presents a grid layout with static columns and expands detail data data row by row. (Points : 5) Table Matrix List Dropdown 30. (TCO 6) regions are items that must be associated with a data set. (Points : 5) Processor Report Presentation Data
8 31. (TCO 6) Which of the data source credential options is the least recommended because of security risks. (Points : 5) Hard-code Prompt Windows Authentication No Credentials 32. (TCO 6) Which of the following is not a type of data source in SSRS. (Points : 5) embedded shared calculated expression 33. (TCO 3) Which of the following functions would you use in an SQL statement to tally the number of values. (Points : 5) Max() Avg() Sum() Count() 34. (TCO 3) functions are SQL mathematical summaries. (Points : 5) Summation Summary Aggregate Cummalative 35. (TCO 5) When using the report server project wizard the most crucial step is. (Points : 5) selecting your data source naming your project selecting the location to save your project selecting the correct template 36. (TCO 2) Refer to the tblcustomer table below. As a data analyst, you have been requested to select rows that meet the
9 following requirements: For each city, list the city name in all upper case characters along with the exchange part of the customer phone number (the first 3 digits). Include only preferred customers in the list. Order the rows in alphabetical order of city. Be sure to give the calculated columns an alias. tblcustomer: CustID (PK) LastNameFirstNamePhoneCityRegionOverdue Status*PreferredIncomeNumOrdersBalanceBirthdate 10 SmithBob OrlandoNorth Paid Y /1/ RamirezJose ApexSouthPaidY /8/ WashingtonTerrell SujourEast[null]Y /5/ JonesBill AxeCrossingWestUnpaidY /1/ MoralesSandy OrlandoNorthPaidN /3/ PrincipeMichelle ApexSouthPaidN /2/ MavisJohn SujourEastUnpaidY /5/1989 *Overdue Status indicates customers with a balance that is 30 or more days overdue Part 1: Write the complete SQL statement needed to return the rows that meet these requirements.
10 Part 2: What rows will be returned from this query? List the customer ID only of the rows to be returned. Part 3: What function did you use to extract the three-digit exchange? Why did you select this function? Rewrite the SQL using a different function to extract these characters. (Points : 25) 37. (TCO 3) Refer to the tblcustomer table below. As a data analyst, you have been requested to select rows that meet the following requirements. For each city, list the name of the city, and the number of customers in that city. Include only those cities that have more than 1 customer in them. Order the data by city in descending order. tblcustomer: CustID (PK) LastNameFirstNamePhoneCityRegionOverdue Status*PreferredIncomeNumOrdersBalanceBirthdate 10 SmithBob OrlandoNorth Paid Y /1/ RamirezJose ApexSouthPaidY /8/ WashingtonTerrell SujourEast[null]Y /5/ JonesBill AxeCrossingWestUnpaidY /1/ MoralesSandy OrlandoNorthPaidN /3/1986
11 21PrincipeMichelle ApexSouthPaidN /2/ MavisJohn SujourEastUnpaidY /5/1989 *Overdue Status indicates customers with a balance that is 30 or more days overdue Part 1: Build your SELECT statement by choosing the certain clauses from the list below and putting the clauses in the correct order: SELECT City, Count(*) ORDER BY 2 WHERE Count(*) > 1 SELECT Region, Count(*) GROUP BY City FROM tblcustomer ORDER BY Count(*) HAVING Count(*) > 1 GROUP BY Region ORDER BY 2 DESC Part 2: Did you select any filter clause(s)? (WHERE, HAVING) Justify your choice of filter(s). (Points : 25) 38. (TCO 6) Evaluate the Supplier List report below. Management requested this report so they can monitor the value and quantity of the stock on hand; a requirement of the report is to be able to match the product to the supplier. Part 1: Describe at least two enhancements that would make this report more readable to the user.
12 Part 2: Describe at least two features you would include that would add functionality to the report and improve its flexibility for the user. (Points : 25) ================================================ BIS 345 Final Exam Guide Set 2 FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT 1. (TCO 1) Which of the following portions of an SQL Statement indicate the columns that should be included in the result set?(points : 5) SELECT FROM WHERE INSERT Question 2.2. (TCO 1) Which of the following operators uses wildcard characters to search for patterns or characters in a character string?(points : 5) SEARCH LIKE BETWEEN EQUAL TO Question 3.3. (TCO 1) Which of the following characters is used to merge the output of two columns into one? (Points : 5) AND PLUS + ; Question 4.4. (TCO 1) Which of the following would extract all rows containing the numbers 4 or 8? (Points : 5)
13 WHERE number = 4 or number = 8 WHERE number BETWEEN 4 and 8 WHERE number = '4 or 8' Where number = '4' or '8' Question 5.5. (TCO 1) Assume you have a table called CourseTable. You would like to extract all courses that were developed in June and July of Which of the following operators would be of most use to you in your WHERE clause? (Points : 5) BETWEEN LIKE IS NULL None of the above Question 6.6. (TCO 1) Given Professors table with LastName, FirstName, and MI fields, which of the following would select all fields from the table? (Points : 5) SELECT * FROM Professors; SELECT * Professors; SELECT Last Name, First Name, MI FROM Professors; SELECT * ALL Question 7.7. (TCO 1) Which of the following would extract all rows containing the numbers 10 or 20? (Points : 5) WHERE number BETWEEN 10 and 20 WHERE number = 10 or number = 20 WHERE number = '10 or 20' Where number = '10' or '20' Question 8.8. (TCO 3) Which of the following statements would extract the average price of all the products? Assume you have a table with the following columns: (Points : 5) SELECT ProductID, Avg(UnitPrice) FROM ProductTable GROUP BYProductID; SELECT Average(UnitPrice) FROM ProductTable;
14 SELECT Avg(UnitPrice) FROM ProductTable; None of the above Question 9.9. (TCO 3) Which of the following statements would the extract the total value of all the orders? Assume you have a table with the following columns: (Points : 5) SELECT Total(OrderTotal) FROM OrderTable; SELECT Sum(OrderTotal) FROM OrderTable; SELECT Sum(OrderTotal) FROM OrderTable GROUP BY OrderTotal; SELECT Rollup(OrderTotal) FROM OrderTable; Question (TCO 4) Assume you have two queries. The first query selects its data using a join involving five tables. The second query selects its data using a join involving three tables. Which of the queries would run faster, all other things being equal? (Points : 5) The first query will run slower than the second query. The second query will run slower than the second query. The queries will run at the same speed. All of the above Question (TCO 4) Assume you have two select queries that must join two tables. The first query uses the INNER JOIN keyword, while the other accomplishes the join using the WHERE clause. Which query will be more likely to run faster - the first query or the second query? (Points : 5) The first query will run slower than the second query. The second query will run slower than the first query. The queries will run at the same speed. All of the above
15 Question (TCO 7) Which of the following file formats are used to import data into SSRS. (Points : 5) CSV PDF SLN docx Question (TCO 8) Name the security concept involves ensuring that one person doesn't have control over too many steps in a process.(points : 5) zroles Separation of duties Securing forms and reports Using views Question (TCO 8) is the process of creating ciphertext. (Points : 5) Passcoding Digital Certificate Symmetric Encryption Question (TCO 9) Which of the following reports requires the reader to look at data in both column and row format? (Points : 5) Matrix Exception Tabular None of the above Question (TCO 9) Assume you are creating a report which is sorted by class, and then by student within class. The class is considered the column: (Points : 5) gross minor major None of the above
16 Question (TCO 9) Which date function will return the difference between two dates in the specified units? (Points : 5) DATEDIFFERENCE DATEPART DATEDIFF DATEADD Question (TCO 10) Which of the following represent a popular report-writing tool that is not a Microsoft application? (Points : 5) Access Reports SSRS SSMS Crystal Reports Question (TCO 10) Which of the following is NOT one of the formats available for reports? (Points : 5) XML HTML PDF XPDF Question (TCO 2) Which date function will return the difference between two dates in the specified units? (Points : 5) DATEDIFFERENCE DATEPART DATEDIFF DATEADD Question (TCO 2) Which of the following functions would you use to extract the year, month, or day records in the database? (Points : 5) Datepart Datediff Dateout Dateyear Question (TCO 2) Which of the following functions would you use to extract characters from the middle of a string. (Points : 5)
17 Left() Right() Middle() Substring() Question (TCO 3) Which of the following aggregate functions can be used with any data type. (Points : 5) MAX SUM COUNT AVG Question (TCO 5) When using the report server project wizard the most crucial step is. (Points : 5) selecting your data source naming your project selecting the location to save your project selecting the correct template Question (TCO 5) SSRS uses all of the following types of extensions except. (Points : 5) data processing security delivery communication Question (TCO 5) By default when we add a table to our report in Business Intelligence Development Studio, the table has columns. (Points : 5) Question (TCO 5) You can use the in Business Intelligence Development Studio to access the report items controls. (Points : 5) Design tab
18 Toolbox Toolbar Preview tab Question (TCO 7) The chart control used in SSRS is licensed from software. (Points : 5) Dundas Adobe Apple Google Question (TCO 7) presents group data in a grid layout that's capable of expanding both rows and columns. (Points : 5) Table Matrix List Dropdown Question (TCO 6) A parameter are used during the processing of the query. (Points : 5) Multidimensional Expressions (MDX) query report Multivalue parameters Question (TCO 6) Which data source credentials option is considered an integrated security type. (Points : 5) Prompt for credentials Windows authentication Hard-code credentials No credentials Question (TCO 6) data source is used to dynamically choose the data source at runtime. (Points : 5) embedded shared unique expression
19 Question (TCO 3) Which of the following aggregate functions would not ignore null values. (Points : 5) Count AVG MAX Sum Question (TCO 3) Which of the following is not a valid aggregate function. (Points : 5) DATEDIFFERENCE COUNT MAX MIN Question (TCO 5) For the report server to use an extension, it must be. (Points : 5) configured linked to the server added to the report installed 36. (TCO 2) Refer to the tblcustomer table below. As a data analyst, you have been requested to select rows that meet the following requirements: For each city, list the city name in all upper case characters along with the exchange part of the customer phone number (the first 3 digits). Include only preferred Part 1: Write the complete SQL statement needed to return the rows that meet these requirements. Part 2: What rows will be returned from this query? List the customer ID only of the rows to be returned. Part 3: What function did you use to extract the three-digit exchange? Why did you select this function? Rewrite the SQL using a different function to extract these characters. (Points : 25) Part 3: To extract the three-digit exchange I used the LEFT(Phone,3) funcion.
20 37. (TCO 3) Refer to the tblcustomer table below. As a data analyst, you have been requested to select rows that meet the following requirements. For each city, list the name of the city, and the number of customers in that city. Include only those cities that have more than 1 customer in them. Order the data by city in descending order. tblcustomer: Part 1: SELECT City, COUNT(*) FROM tblcustomer GROUP BY City HAVING COUNT(*)>1 ORDER BY City DESC; Part 2: Did you select any filter clause(s)? (WHERE, HAVING) Justify your choice of filter(s). (Points : 25) 38. (TCO 6) Evaluate the Supplier List report below. Management requested this report so they can monitor the value and quantity of the stock on hand; a requirement of the report is to be able to match the product to the supplier. Part 1: Describe at least two enhancements that would make this report more readable to the user. Part 1: The two enhancements I would make would be: Part 2: Describe at least two features you would include that would add functionality to the report and improve its flexibility for the user. (Points : 25) Part 2: If I had to include two features to add functionality to the report and improve its flexibility they would be: ================================================== BIS 345 Quiz 1 FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT 1. (TCO 2) Use the data type for columns that contain letters and special characters and for columns containing numbers that will not be used in calculations
21 2. (TCO 2) Which of the following functions would you use to extract characters from the middle of a string. 3. (TCO 2) Which date function will return the difference between two dates in the specified units? 4. (TCO 3) If you wanted to know the highest credit line in your customer database, which if the following functions would you use in your SQL. 5. (TCO 3) Which of the following clauses filters groups 6. (TCO 3) Which of the following characters can be used with the COUNT function to return the total numbers of rows in the query 7. (TCO 2) Which of the following date functions requires a timestamp parameter when use. 8. (TCO 2) Of the following which one properly displays the correct syntax for using a date in an SQL statement. 9. (TCO 2) When using the Convert function, the identifier signifies the format of the output. 10. (TCO 3) The clause can be used to count values once and ignore repeated occurrences ================================================== BIS 345 Quiz 2 FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT 1. (TCO 5) Which of the following is not an SSRS tool 2. (TCO 5) Reports created using report designer or report builder are generated in which of the following reporting languages. 3. (TCO 5) Which of the following tools is built on the Visual Studio 2008 shell 4. (TCO 5) Which of the following tools would you use to manage your SQL Server connection and reporting services? 5. (TCO 5) When using the report server project wizard the most crucial step is. 6. (TCO 5) SQL Server Reporting Services provides the following command line utility to modify encrypted connections. 7. (TCO 5) When creating reports with Visual Studio, a report data set can contain an or shared data source 8. (TCO 5) When creating the a report using Business Intelligence Development Studio, you can view the report using the tab 9. (TCO 5) By default when we add a table to our report in Business Intelligence Development Studio, the table has columns
22 10. (TCO 5) The easiest and fastest way to create a report is to use the tool ================================================== BIS 345 Quiz 3 FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT 1. (TCO 6) Which of the following is not a type of data source in SSRS 2. (TCO 6) Which of the data source credential options is the least recommended because of security risks 3. (TCO 5) All of the following are types of query for a data set except. 4. (TCO 6) regions are items that must be associated with a data set. 5. (TCO 6) Data regions support grouping and. 6. (TCO 6) is the simplest report item and contains no data values 7. (TCO 7) presents group data in a grid layout that's capable of expanding both rows and columns 8. (TCO 5) Of the following four Tablix internal areas, which is a required area? 9. (TCO 7) The chart contains the plotting area of a chart 10. (TCO 7) A report item is a great tool to graphically display key performance indicators ================================================== BIS 345 Week 1 ilab FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT Student Name: Name Using Lab 1, answer the questions and provide copies of your SQL Statements and/or results for each Section listed below Part A: Customer List (4 points) a.what does the ORDER BY clause do? b.screen print your results and paste here:
23 Part B: Customer List with only customers In France or Germany (4 points) Part C: Using a Calculation in a Query (5 points) Part D: Products that are discontinued (5 points) Part E: Practice using the BETWEEN operator (5 points) Part F: Practice using the IN operator (5 points) Part G: Understanding NULL (5 points) Part H: Using a composite condition (5 points) Part I: Using a DATE type variable and Concatenating Column Output (5 points) Part J: Using the LIKE operator and the % wildcard (6 points) ================================================== BIS 345 Week 2 ilab FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT Lab 2 Student Answer Sheet Lab 2, answer the questions and provide copies of your SQL Statements and/or results for each Section listed below Part A: Employee List (4 points) a.what does Left function do? Is selecting the query and coping and could be pasted in a new query if is need it. b.screen print your results and paste here: Part B: Date Function (4 points) a. How do you display the year part of a date? b. Paste your SQL Statement here: c. Screen print your results and paste here: Part C: Using a Calculation in a Query (4 points) a. Paste your SQL Statement here Screen print your results and paste here: Part D:Practice SUM function (5 points)
24 Part E: Practice Average, Maximum, and Minimum function (5 points) Part F:Practice function when value is NULL (5 points) Part G: Using GROUP BY clause (5 points) Part H: Using function on WHERE clause (5 points) Part I: Using function to calculate date difference (5 points) Part J:Using conversion function (5 points) a. What do you use to convert the numerical data into VARCHAR data type? b. Paste your SQL Statement here: c. Screen print your results and paste here: ================================================== BIS 345 Week 3 ilab FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT Student Name: Using Lab 3, answer the questions and provide copies of your SQL Statements and/or results for each Section listed below Part AJoin two tables (4 points) Part B: Join two tables and apply WHERE clause (4 points) Part C: Inner join two tables (4 points)
25 Part D: Inner join two tables and apply WHERE clause - Practice # 1 (5 points) c. Paste your SQL Statement here: d. Screen print your results and paste here: Part E: Inner join two tables - Practice #2 (5 points) Part F:Inner join two tables - Practice #3 (5 points) Part G: Join two tables with sub-query - Practice # 1 (5 points) Part H: Join two tables with sub-query -Practice #2 (5 points) Part I: Single table join (5 points) c. Paste your SQL Statement here: d. Screen print your results and paste here: Part J: Complex join (5 points) ================================================== BIS 345 Week 4 ilab FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT Using Lab 4 provide copies of your SQL Statements and/or results for each Section listed below Part A Supplier and product list (10 points) a.paste your SQL Statement here: b.screen print your results and paste here: Part B: Order information (10 points) a.paste your SQL Statement here: b.screen print your results and paste here: Part C: Customer and order (10 points) a.paste your SQL Statement here: a.screen print your results and paste here:
26 Part D: Employee and territory list (10 points) b.paste your SQL Statement here: c.screen print your results and paste here: Part E: Order and product (10 points) a.paste your SQL Statement here: b.screen print your results and paste here: Part F: Best customer list (10 points) a.paste your SQL Statement here: b.screen print your results and paste here: Part G: Join Shipper list (10 points) a.paste your SQL Statement here: b.screen print your results and paste here: Part H: Account payable (10 points) a.paste your SQL Statement here: a.screen print your results and paste here Part I: Create a dataset for reporting (10 points) b.paste your SQL Statement here: c.screen print your results and paste here: Part J: Report (10 points) a.paste a screen print of the report view: Lab 4 Part 1: Table Joins and functions Overview Using the Northwind database, you have been requested to select data for specific needs. Once selected, your data will be presented to management. You will have to determine which fields are the most appropriate to be selected. Do not include any fields that management does not need to see. Below is a screenshot of the Northwind Database schema: Log into SQL Server and access the database engine. Once into SQL Server s database engine, select the Northwind database as usual. Part A Northwind Traders deals with a number of suppliers. The Products table includes the supplier ID for each product. Go through the Products table and provide a count of the number of products from each company. The output should show the name of the supplier and a count of the number of products it supplies. As you prepare to create this query, decide which information needs to be displayed this will be listed in the SELECT clause. Review the tables to determine which tables to use these will be listed in the FROM clause. This problem will require an aggregate function which one? What fields will be in the GROUP BY? If more than one table is needed, how will these tables be joined?
27 1. Using the query window, type the SELECT statement needed to produce the desired results. The SQL is given below and after you ve typed your query, click on the Execute button to run the query and see the results. The first rows of your result set should look like this: 2. Open up the Lab 4 Student Answer Sheet located in Doc Sharing, and answer the questions related to this part of the lab. 3. You must provide copies of your SQL statement and/or results. You may be asked to take a screenshot or cut and paste the SQL into the Word document. Follow the instructions on your lab answer sheet. (To take a screenshot, press CTRL-ALT-PRINTSCREEN. Nothing appears to happen on your screen, but this set of keystrokes places a picture of your screen on the clipboard. In Word, just put your mouse where you want the screenshot to go, and then right click and press Paste. The screenshot will appear in your Word document after a few seconds). Part B The Orders and Order Details tables contain the data relating to current invoices. Provide a list showing order ID, order date, and order total (don t forget to include the discount). Round the order total to two decimals; display the order date as mm/dd/yyyy (no timestamp). As you prepare to create this query, decide which information needs to be displayed this will be listed in the SELECT clause. Review the tables to determine which tables to use these will be listed in the FROM clause. This problem will require a calculated field and an aggregate function. What fields will be in the GROUP BY? If more than one table is needed, how will these tables be joined? 1. Using the query window, type the SELECT statement needed to produce the desired results. The SQL is given below: 2. Press the Execute button. A partial result set is displayed below: 3. Answer the questions under Part B of your Lab Answer Sheet, and paste the first SELECT statement and a screenshot of the result set into a Microsoft Word document. Your SQL must be cut and pasted from your SQL window, and should NOT be a screenshot. However, you should use a screenshot of the result set as you did in the previous question. The screenshot should show at least the first 10 rows of the results. ================================================== BIS 345 Week 5 ilab FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT
28 Using Lab 5, provide copies of your SQL Statements, results and reports for each Section listed below Part AProduct and Category dataset (7 points) Screen print your results and paste here: Part B: Product and Category report (10 points) a. Paste your report here: Part C: Sales and Territory dataset (10 points) Screen print your results and paste here: Part D: Sales and Territory, report (10 points) a. Paste your report here: Part E: Sales and Territory Report Interpretation (10 points) Write your interpretation of the results. The interpretation must be a minimum of one paragraph (3 to 5 well-formed sentences) with no spelling or grammatical errors. Based on these results, what other data would you recommend that the business consider for further analysis? ================================================== BIS 345 Week 6 ilab FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT Lab 6 Student Answer Sheet Part A:Product Cost History dataset (7 points) a. Paste your SQL Statement here 1. CategoryList screenshot: 2. ProductList Screenshot Part B: Product Cost History report (10 points) a. Paste your report here: Report 1 Screenshot: Part C: Yearly Sales by Category Dataset (10 points) Part D: Yearly Sales by Category Chart (10 points) a. Paste your report here: Part E: Yearly Sales by Category Interpretation (10 points)
29 Provide an interpretation of the results. The interpretation must be a minimum of one paragraph with no spelling or grammatical errors. Your interpretation should answer the following questions: What information is presented in the chart? Is the chart based on adequate data? Is there something lacking? Can you make meaningful deductions? Based on these results, what other data would you recommend that should be considered for further analysis? ================================================== BIS 345 Week 7 ilab FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT Part ATerritory Sales Dataset (5 points) Part B:Territory Sales Report (10 points) Paste your report here: Part C: Territory Sales Report Interpretation (7 points) Write your interpretation of the results. The interpretation must be a minimum of one paragraph (3 to 5 well-formed sentences) with no spelling or grammatical errors. You should answer the following question based on these results. What other data would you recommend that should be considered for further analysis?
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