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(ii) SELECT CNAME, SPORTS FROM CLUB WHERE
DOAPP<"2006-04-30" AND CNAME LIKE "%NA";
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The output of the SQL query is
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- The given SQL query is a SELECT statement that retrieves data from the table CLUB .
- The CNAME and SPORTS columns are specified in the SELECT clause, which means that only these two columns will be displayed in the result set.
- The WHERE clause is used to filter the rows that match certain conditions. In this case, the conditions are:
- DOAPP<“2006-04-30” , which means that the date of application (DOAPP) should be less than April 30, 2006. This condition will exclude the rows that have a later date of application.
- CNAME LIKE “%NA” , which means that the club name (CNAME) should end with the letters ‘NA’. The LIKE operator is used to perform pattern matching using wildcards. The % symbol represents any sequence of characters. This condition will exclude the rows that do not have a club name ending with ‘NA’.
- The AND operator is used to combine the two conditions, which means that both of them should be true for a row to be selected. This operator will narrow down the result set by eliminating the rows that do not satisfy both conditions.
- The result of the query is a table with two columns ( CNAME and SPORTS ) and one row that matches the conditions. To find this row, we can look at the table and compare each row with the conditions. It is:
- The row with CID=1256, CNAME=AMINA, AGE=36, GENDER=FEMALE, SPORTS=CHESS, PAY=1100, DOAPP=2003-08-15. This row satisfies both conditions, since DOAPP is less than 2006-04-30 and CNAME ends with ‘NA’. Therefore, this row is selected and its CNAME and SPORTS values are displayed in the result set.
- The other rows do not satisfy both conditions, so they are not selected and not displayed in the result set.
So, the final output of the query is:
