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  • Create Table TERM (HIREDATE, QTR) As Select Distinct Hiredate,'Qtr' - To - Char (Hiredate,'Q') - '-' - To - Char (Hire Date,'Yyyy') As QTR From Emp

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    This SQL statement creates a new table called TERM that contains the hire date and quarter for each distinct hire date value from the EMP table. It uses the TO_CHAR function to extract the quarter value from the hire date and concatenates it with the string 'QTR' to populate the QTR column.

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    This SQL statement creates a new table called TERM that contains the hire date and quarter for each distinct hire date value from the EMP table. It uses the TO_CHAR function to extract the quarter value from the hire date and concatenates it with the string 'QTR' to populate the QTR column.

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    Create Table TERM (HIREDATE, QTR) As Select Distinct Hiredate,'Qtr' - To - Char (Hiredate,'Q') - '-' - To - Char (Hire Date,'Yyyy') As QTR From Emp

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    This SQL statement creates a new table called TERM that contains the hire date and quarter for each distinct hire date value from the EMP table. It uses the TO_CHAR function to extract the quarter value from the hire date and concatenates it with the string 'QTR' to populate the QTR column.

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    create table TERM(HIREDATE,QTR) AS SELECT DISTINCT HIREDATE,'QTR' DATE,'YYYY')AS QTR FROM EMP;

    TO_CHAR(HIREDATE,'Q')

    '-'

    TO_CHAR(HIRE

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