Write a single SQL statement to produce each of the following. a. For each customer order, list the order id, order date, order_source_id source description, and the first and last name of the customer.
b. For each customer order, list the order id, order date, meth_pmt, the first and last name of the customer placing the order.
c. For each line in shipment_line, display the shipment_id, inv_id, ship_quantity, date_expected and date_received.

a. SELECT order_id, order_date, order_source_id, source_description, first_name || last_name AS customer_name

        FROM customer_order;

b. SELECT order_id, order_date, meth_pmt, first_name || last name AS customer_name

        FROM customer_order;

c. SELECT shipment_id, inv_id, ship_quantity, date_expected, date_received

       FROM shipment_line;

Explanation:

When using SQL statements to display a certain amount of information, the SELECT syntax is used. It is written as;

          SELECT X, Y, Z

             FROM alphabets;

The SELECT statement is used to list the variables to be displayed which are usually separated by a coma.

The FROM indicates the table from which the variables should be extracted from.

The ; sign signifies the end of an SQL statement and that you want your query to be run

This "first_name || last_name AS customer_name" tells SQL to combine the first and last name of customers and display them as customer_name.

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