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    This document discusses data management and provides requests involving four tables: Customers, Accounts, Transactions, and constraints. The tables contain customer, account, and transaction information. The requests are: (1) find customer details that live in Irvine, have a balance below $10,000, and a transaction over $100; (2) find customer details without accounts ordered by zip code; (3) write a SQL assertion requiring customers with balances over $100,000 to have 2 or more accounts; (4) find accounts with two transactions on 01/01/2020.

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    This document discusses data management and provides requests involving four tables: Customers, Accounts, Transactions, and constraints. The tables contain customer, account, and transaction information. The requests are: (1) find customer details that live in Irvine, have a balance below $10,000, and a transaction over $100; (2) find customer details without accounts ordered by zip code; (3) write a SQL assertion requiring customers with balances over $100,000 to have 2 or more accounts; (4) find accounts with two transactions on 01/01/2020.

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    This document discusses data management and provides requests involving four tables: Customers, Accounts, Transactions, and constraints. The tables contain customer, account, and transaction information. The requests are: (1) find customer details that live in Irvine, have a balance below $10,000, and a transaction over $100; (2) find customer details without accounts ordered by zip code; (3) write a SQL assertion requiring customers with balances over $100,000 to have 2 or more accounts; (4) find accounts with two transactions on 01/01/2020.

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    Data Management

    Consider the following relations.




    Customers(CustomerID, Name, City, zipCode)
    Accounts(AccountID, CustomerID, Balance)
    ransactions(ransID, AccountID, Date, Amount)
    !ach relation has a candidate "ey including those underlined attri#utes(s). $rite SQL queries for
    following re%uests.
    a) &ind the CustomerID and name of each customer who li'es in Ir'ine, has a #alance at most
    ()****, and has a transaction with an amount at least (+**.
    #) &ind the name and zipCode of each customer who does not ha'e any account. ,a'e them listed #y
    zipCode from the highest to the lowest zipCode.
    c) $rite an -./ assertion to encode the constraint0 1If a customer has an account with a #alance
    greater than (+*,***, then the customer must ha'e A /!A- ) accounts.2
    d) &ind the accountID of each account that has two different transactions on 3)43*4)**5.

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