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Using figure 8.1, what SQL statement will show the biggest salary of the salesman if grouped based on their salary. Show only the biggest salary that are more than 6500. Arrange the salary from biggest to smallest. • select max(salary) from salesman group by max(salary) having max(salary)>6500 order by salary desc; • select max(salary) from salesman group by salary having max(salary)>6500 order by salary asc; O select max(salary) from salesman group by salary having max(salary)>6500 order by salary desc; • select min(salary) from salesman group by salary having max(salary)>6500 order by salary desc;

Using figure 8.1, what SQL statement will show the biggest salary of the salesman if grouped based on their salary. Show only the biggest salary that are more than 6500. Arrange the salary from biggest to smallest. • select max(salary) from salesman group by max(salary) having max(salary)>6500 order by salary desc; • select max(salary) from salesman group by salary having max(salary)>6500 order by salary asc; O select max(salary) from salesman group by salary having max(salary)>6500 order by salary desc; • select min(salary) from salesman group by salary having max(salary)>6500 order by salary desc;

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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