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tpw2021_at_aol.com (Taylor Wilkes) wrote in message news:<b15b7649.0311050901.4a0b805d_at_posting.google.com>...
> Here is the question:
> Management is proposing to increase the price of each book. The amount
> of the increase will be based on each book's category, according to
> the following scale:computer books, 10%; fitness books, 15%; self-help
> books, 25%; all other categories, 3%. Create a list that displays each
> book's title, category, current retail price, and revised retail
> price. The prices should be displayed with two decimal places. The
> column headings for the output should be as follows: Title, Category,
> Current Price, Revised Price.
>
> Table being used: BOOKS
>
> ISBN NOT NULL VARCHAR2(10)
> TITLE VARCHAR2(30)
> PUBDATE DATE
> PUBID NUMBER(2)
> COST NUMBER(5,2)
> RETAIL NUMBER(5,2)
> CATEGORY VARCHAR2(12)
>
> I believe that I am supposed to be using the DECODE keyword. I have
> other info if needed.
> Can anyone help??? Thanks
This is written so much like a homework assignment, it is scary.
Taylor, what have you tried? Put some sample SQL that you wrote. (We try not to give answers to students, just to hint to them.) Can you create the report up to the new price part?
Please show us some effort. (That may sound mean, but we have jobs to do too.)
Enjoy,
Ed
Received on Wed Nov 05 2003 - 16:39:21 CST
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