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READING DATA FROM TABLES

Reading Data from Tables

Julie Khmelchenko

Dr. Thidarat

3/2/2021
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READING DATA FROM TABLES
Assignment: Reading Data from Tables
The exercises in this assignment will allow you the opportunity to practice reading data from tables. The
questions require you to recall and apply the basic concepts of database management and challenge your
problem-solving and analytical skills.
Refer to the TAL Distributors data represented in Figure 1-5, in Chapter 1, of Concepts of Database
Management. (Pratt & Last, 2015, p. 7) Then, in a Word document, address the following:

1. List the names of all the customers that have a credit limit that is less than $10,000.
 Toys Galore
 The Everything Shop
 Johnson’s Department Store
 Grove Historic Museum Store
 Cards and More
 Cricket Gift Shop
 Unique Gifts
 All Season Gifts

2. List the order numbers for orders placed by customer number 586 on October 15, 2015.
 51617
 51623

3. List the name of each customer that placed an order for two different items in the same order.
 The Everything Shop
 Almondton General Store

4. Find the sum of the balances for all customers represented by Rafael Campos.
 $7,171.75

5. For each order placed on October 13, 2015, list the order number, order date, customer
number, and customer name.
 51613, 10/13/2015, 386, Johnson’s Department Store
 51614, 10/13/2015, 260, Bookings Direct

6. TAL Distributors need to be able to contact customers when problems arise concerning an
order. What other attributes could TAL include in the Customer table to assist in contacting
customers?
 Customer Number
 Customer Name
 Street, City, State, Postal Code
 Balance
 Credit Limit
 Rep Number