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Structure of the CUSTOMERS Table

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  Structure of the CUSTOMERS table    ​ Structure of the ORDERS table    Structure of the ORDERITEMS table    Structure of the BOOKS table -​To display the name of each customer and the title of each book purchased by the customers would require how many join conditions? A)  ​4 B)  ​3 C)  ​2 D)  ​1 Structure of the CUSTOMERS table
  Structure of the CUSTOMERS table    ​ Structure of the ORDERS table    Structure of the ORDERITEMS table    Structure of the BOOKS table -​To display the name of each customer and the title of each book purchased by the customers would require how many join conditions? A)  ​4 B)  ​3 C)  ​2 D)  ​1
Structure of the ORDERS table
  Structure of the CUSTOMERS table    ​ Structure of the ORDERS table    Structure of the ORDERITEMS table    Structure of the BOOKS table -​To display the name of each customer and the title of each book purchased by the customers would require how many join conditions? A)  ​4 B)  ​3 C)  ​2 D)  ​1 Structure of the ORDERITEMS table
  Structure of the CUSTOMERS table    ​ Structure of the ORDERS table    Structure of the ORDERITEMS table    Structure of the BOOKS table -​To display the name of each customer and the title of each book purchased by the customers would require how many join conditions? A)  ​4 B)  ​3 C)  ​2 D)  ​1 Structure of the BOOKS table
-​To display the name of each customer and the title of each book purchased by the customers would require how many join conditions?


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Sort Method

A function or algorithm that arranges elements of a list or array in a certain order, typically numerical or lexicographical.

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