Henry Books Case
- List the book code and book title for every book.
- List the complete Publisher table (all rows and all columns).
- List the name of every publisher located in New York.
- List the name of every publisher not located in New York.
- List the name of every branch that has at least 10 employees.
- List the book code and title of every book that has the type HOR.
- List the book code and title of every book that has the type HOR and that is apaperback.
- List the book code and title of every book that has the type HOR or that has thepublisher code PE.
- List the book code, title, and price for each book with a price that is greater than$10 but less than $20.
- List the book code and title of every book that has the type MYS and a price oflessthan $20.
- Customers that are part of a special program get a 15% discount off regular book prices. To determine the discounted prices, list the book code, tide, and discounted price of every book. (Your calculated column should calculate 85% ofthe current price, which is 100% less a 15% discount.)
- List the book code and tide of every book that has the type FIC, MYS, or ART.
- List the book code, tide, and publisher code for all books. Sort the results by titlewithin publisher code.
- How many books have the type MYS?
- Calculate the average price for each type of book.
- For every book, list the book code, book tide, publisher code, and publisher name.
- For every book published by Lb Books, list the book tide and book price.
- List the book tide and book code for every book published by Scribner that has abook price greater than $10.
- Create a new table named Fiction using the data in the BookCode, Tide,PublisherCode, and Price columns in the Book table for those books that have thetype FIC.
- Use an update query to change the price of any book in the Fiction table with acurrent price of 8.00 to 8.50.
- Use a delete query to delete all books in the Fiction table that have the publishercode PE.