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Help the developers at ACME Random Data Company determine the candidate

  1. [3 points] Help the developers at ACME Random Data Company determine the candidate and 5 possible super keys on the following tables.
  2. [2 points] They also want to know if any of these tables can benefit from implementing a surrogate key. Explain why or why not.
  3. Refer to the Bank_table_definitions.pdf and design queries to solve the following requests.
  4. [2 points] Retrieve the names of all branches in the states WA, OR, and CA.
  5. [3 points] Retrieve the customer ID and Name for all customers who live in a city where the city name ends in "ville". For example, everyone who lives in Nashville or Jacksonville should be returned.
  6. [2 points] List the names of all the employees who work at the Department named "Loan".
  7. [3 points] List the names of bank branch and the number of checking accounts at each branch. Checking accounts have a type of "CHECKING".
  8. [2 points] List all employees who work for John Smith in any bank branch in Oregon (OR).
  9. [3 points] List the names of the customers who made transactions of an amount exceeding $100 any bank branch in Seattle.
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