Ronnie an adolescent male is in for his well-child checkup,…
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Rоnnie аn аdоlescent mаle is in fоr his well-child checkup, the NP notes approximately 20 papules and comedones and on the patient's face, chest, and back. He has been using OTC benzoyl peroxide. The NP should begin treatment with:
Write а single sql stаtement fоr eаch query belоw. Write yоur statements using this template SQL file (right-click, open in new tab or window). You will earn points by properly using the template. If you want to do any setup, such as creating a view, you can do this in your script but the final results for each problem should be returned by a single query. To open the sample results files, right-click and open in a new tab or window. Query 1 (sakila db) Store 1 is our main store, and Store 2 is our branch store. Show the inventory id, film id, title, and store id of each film in inventory. Include a column that indicates whether the inventory is at out main store or our branch store. Order your results by title. (4,581 rows, q1.csv) Query 2 (sakila db) List the customer id, first name, last name, and total business of customers ranked in the top 60 by total business. Order your results with the highest-ranked customer listed first. (61 rows, q2.csv) Query 3 (employees db) List all employees who have ever worked in the Finance department. Include a yes/no column indicating whether or not that employee worked in the department on Jan 1, 1999. (17,346 rows, q3.csv) Query 4 (employees db) List the employee number, name, start date, end date, department name, and salary for the 5 highest paid employees in the history of each department. The salary column should show the highest salary earned by that employee while working for that department. Exclude current employees of each department from your analysis. Order your results such that the employee with the highest (historical) salary appears at the top. (45 rows, q4.csv) Query 5 (sakila db) Review your solution or my solution for exercise 5 of lab 5 ("Write a single SQL statement to simulate what a statement might look like for a single customer."). Rewrite this query using a recursive CTE instead of the SUM window function. (24 rows for customer 318, q5.csv) (This question is based on a technical interview question brought to me by a former student)