Consider the following UNIVERSITY DB, the given SQL query, and the provided canonical tree. Apply Transformation rules and heuristic algorithm to optimize the query. Student(sno,sname,address,phone) Professor(pno, ssn, pname, address, phone) Lecture(lno, pno, time, date) Attend(sno,lno) SELECT s.sname FROM student s, attend a, lecture l, professor p WHERE s.sno=a.sno AND a.lno=l.lno AND l.pno=p.pno and p.ssn=“100456”

Consider the following UNIVERSITY DB, the given SQL query, and the provided canonical tree. Apply Transformation rules and heuristic algorithm to optimize the query. Student(sno,sname,address,phone) Professor(pno, ssn, pname, address, phone) Lecture(lno, pno, time, date) Attend(sno,lno) SELECT s.sname FROM student s, attend a, lecture l, professor p WHERE s.sno=a.sno AND a.lno=l.lno AND l.pno=p.pno and p.ssn=“100456”

Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 2017

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Chapter4: The Selection Structure

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5MQ2: What is the opposite of greater than?

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