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    Practise: 1. Write A Query To Display All Customers From Mexico As Follows

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    1. Write queries to display customers from Mexico, employees whose first name starts with A ordered by ID, and customers who placed orders in December 1996 ordered by contact title. 2. Write a query to show freight costs with taxes for orders between 1/20/1997 and 1/31/1997, with taxes of 10% if freight >= $100 and 5% if freight < $100. 3. Write stored procedures to display lists of products in a category or orders by an employee within a period, and output the counts of items in the lists.

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    1. Write queries to display customers from Mexico, employees whose first name starts with A ordered by ID, and customers who placed orders in December 1996 ordered by contact title. 2. Write a query to show freight costs with taxes for orders between 1/20/1997 and 1/31/1997, with taxes of 10% if freight >= $100 and 5% if freight < $100. 3. Write stored procedures to display lists of products in a category or orders by an employee within a period, and output the counts of items in the lists.

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    1. Write queries to display customers from Mexico, employees whose first name starts with A ordered by ID, and customers who placed orders in December 1996 ordered by contact title. 2. Write a query to show freight costs with taxes for orders between 1/20/1997 and 1/31/1997, with taxes of 10% if freight >= $100 and 5% if freight < $100. 3. Write stored procedures to display lists of products in a category or orders by an employee within a period, and output the counts of items in the lists.

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    Practise: 1. Write A Query To Display All Customers From Mexico As Follows

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    1. Write queries to display customers from Mexico, employees whose first name starts with A ordered by ID, and customers who placed orders in December 1996 ordered by contact title. 2. Write a query to show freight costs with taxes for orders between 1/20/1997 and 1/31/1997, with taxes of 10% if freight >= $100 and 5% if freight < $100. 3. Write stored procedures to display lists of products in a category or orders by an employee within a period, and output the counts of items in the lists.

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    PRACTISE

    1. Write a query to display all customers from Mexico as follows

    2. Write a query to display all employees that have first name starting with A, by their
    ID order.

    3. Write a query to display all customers that placed orders in December 1996, by their
    contact title order.
    4. An order will be taxed 10% if its freight cost is larger than or equal to $100.
    Otherwise, an order will be taxed 5% if its freight cost is smaller than $100.
    Write a query to show the freight with taxes of orders placed between 20/1/1997 and
    31/1/1997 as follows

    5. Write a query to display the most expensive product as follows


    6. Write a query to display total value of each order from 20/12/1996 to 31/12/1996 as
    follows

    Note: Total value = sum of all (UnitPrice * Quantity).

    7. Write a query to display number of product of each category as follows

    8. Write a query to display the categories which has minimum total orders.

    9. Write a query to display all product in category 5 as follows

    10. Write a query to display all 7-days late orders (an order is called late if it is shipped
    after required date), in ascending order of the ID of employee who sale it.
    11. Write a query to display all employees that created order from 1 December 1997 to 10
    December 1998, by their full name order.

    12. In the New Year promotion, from 19/12/1996 to 22/12/1996, a customer from UK
    will be discounted 10%, the others will be discounted 5%. Write a query to show
    products in order with discount rate as follows

    13. Write a query to display product has sold the most in one order.

    14. Write a query to display all customers have ordered greater or equal than 40 different
    products.

    15. Write a query to display number of order of each customer in ‘Spain’ as follows
    16. Write a stored procedure named listProduct to display the list of product in a given
    category and to calculate the number of different products in this category, where
    @categoryName nvarchar(15) is the input parameter and @numberOfProducts int is
    the output parameter of this stored procedure.

    For example, when we run the following statements, the following list will be displayed in
    Results tab and 12 will be displayed in Messages tab:
    Declare @x int
    Exec listProduct ‘Beverages’, @x output
    Print @x

    17. Create a stored procedure named listOrder to display the list of orders done by a given
    employee during a period of time and calculate the number of these orders, when
    @firstName nvarchar(10), @lastName nvarchar(20), @fromDate date, @toDate date
    are input parameters and @numberOfOrders int is output parameter of this stored
    procedure.

    For example, when we run the following statements, the following list will be displayed in
    Results tab and 5 will be displayed in Messages tab:
    Declare @x int
    Exec listOrder ‘Nancy’, ‘Davolio’, ‘1996-08-01’, ‘1996-08-30’, @x output
    Print @x

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