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MIS 582 Week 5 Course Project; SQL Table Structure & Queries.

DeVry University Information Technology MIS 582 Database Concepts Mandela Barnes 2 pages
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Course Project DeVry University College of Engineering and Information Sciences Course Number: MIS582 Course Project Deliverable: 5 Include screenshots of the code and result Problem 1 Write the SQL code that will create only the table structure for a table named EMPLOYEE. The basic table structure is summarized in the following table. Use EMP_NUM as the primary key. Your code should also prevent null entries in EMP_LNAME and EMP_FNAME. drop table EMPLOYEE; CREATE TABLE EMPLOYEE ( EMP_NUMVARCHAR(3), EMP_LNAMEVARCHAR(15), EMP_FNAME VARCHAR(15), EMP_INITIAL VARCHAR(1), EMP_HIREDATE DATETIME, JOB_CODEVARCHAR(3), PRIMARY KEY(EMP_NUM) ); 685800146356 Having created the table structure in Problem 1, write the SQL code to enter the first five rows for the table shown in the following figure. Each row should be inserted individ

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