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    The document contains SQL statements that create three tables: staff, class, and enrollment. The staff table stores staff details, class stores class codes and names, and enrollment tracks which students are enrolled in which classes and their grades. Sample data is inserted into each table. The last statement selects the student ID, class code, and grade from the enrollment table.

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    The document contains SQL statements that create three tables: staff, class, and enrollment. The staff table stores staff details, class stores class codes and names, and enrollment tracks which students are enrolled in which classes and their grades. Sample data is inserted into each table. The last statement selects the student ID, class code, and grade from the enrollment table.

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    The document contains SQL statements that create three tables: staff, class, and enrollment. The staff table stores staff details, class stores class codes and names, and enrollment tracks which students are enrolled in which classes and their grades. Sample data is inserted into each table. The last statement selects the student ID, class code, and grade from the enrollment table.

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    CREATE TABLE staff ( staffno varchar(11) primary key, staffName varchar(50), staffBDate varchar(30));

    INSERT INTO staff VALUES ("01", "Jay Cruz", "04/11/1998");


    INSERT INTO staff VALUES ("02", "Ana Steele", "05/15/2002");
    INSERT INTO staff VALUES ("03", "Harry Potter", "06/20/1998");

    CREATE TABLE class ( classCode varchar(10) primary key, className varchar(50), classUnit varchar(5));
    INSERT INTO class VALUES ("M101", "Math", "2");
    INSERT INTO class VALUES ("E102", "English", "3");
    INSERT INTO class VALUES ("A103", "A.P", "3");

    CREATE TABLE enrollment ( studId varchar(11) primary key, staffno varchar(50),classCode varchar(20),
    grade decimal (2,1));
    INSERT INTO enrollment VALUES ("001A", "01", "M101", 2);
    INSERT INTO enrollment VALUES ("002B", "02", "M101", 1);
    INSERT INTO enrollment VALUES ("003C", "03", "M101", 2);

    /*SELECT * FROM class;*/

    /*SELECT * FROM enrollment;*/

    SELECT studId, classCode, grade FROM enrollment;

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