The data type of "OrderID", "ProductID", "UnitPrice", "Quantity", "CustomerID", "EmployeeID", and "ShipperID" is number. The data type of "BirthDate" and "OrderDate" is date. "EmployeeID" in relation "Orders" represents the single employee who handles this order, and it is a foreign key that references “EmployeeID" in relation "Employees". Each order contains only a single type of product with a positive quantity. Question: Find all orders where the shipper ID of the order is greater than or equal to 1000. Return order ID, order date, first name and last name of the employee who handles the order, arranged in descending order of order date.

The data type of "OrderID", "ProductID", "UnitPrice", "Quantity", "CustomerID", "EmployeeID", and "ShipperID" is number. The data type of "BirthDate" and "OrderDate" is date. "EmployeeID" in relation "Orders" represents the single employee who handles this order, and it is a foreign key that references “EmployeeID" in relation "Employees". Each order contains only a single type of product with a positive quantity. Question: Find all orders where the shipper ID of the order is greater than or equal to 1000. Return order ID, order date, first name and last name of the employee who handles the order, arranged in descending order of order date.

Oracle 12c: SQL

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Chapter11: Group Functions

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