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Question Answered step-by-step Asked by ElderLoris2102 display customer full name with their title (Mr/Ms), both first... display customer full name with their title (Mr/Ms), both first name and last name are in upper case, customer email id, customer creation date and display customer's category after applying below categorization rules: i) IF customer creation date Year <2005 Then Category A ii) IF customer creation date Year >=2005 and <2011 Then Category B iii)IF customer creation date Year>= 2011 Then Category C Hint: Use CASE statement, no permanent change in table required. [NOTE: TABLES to be used ONLINE_CUSTOMER TABLE] Computer ScienceEngineering & TechnologyMYSQLZOOTECNIA 100003 Share Question

Answer & Explanation Solved by verified expert Rated Helpful Answered by BaronOysterMaster602 SELECT CONCAT(UPPER(title), '. ', UPPER(firstname), ' ', UPPER(lastname)) AS 'Full Name', customer_email AS 'Email', created_on AS 'Creation Date', CASE WHEN YEAR(created_on) < 2005 THEN 'Category A' WHEN YEAR(created_on) >= 2005 AND YEAR(created_on) < 2011 THEN 'Category B' WHEN YEAR(created_on) >= 2011 THEN 'Category C' END AS 'Category' FROM online_customers;

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This query will display the customer's full name, email, creation date, and category. The full name will be in upper case, and the customer's category will be determined by their creation date. If the customer's creation date is before 2005, they will be in Category A. If the customer's creation date is between 2005 and 2011, they will be in Category B. If the customer's creation date is after 2011, they will be in Category C. This query uses the CONCAT function to concatenate the customer's title, first name, and last name into a single column called 'Full Name'. The customer's email is retrieved from the customer_email column. The customer's creation date is retrieved from the created_on column.

The query will return a table with the following columns: o Full Name: the customer's full name, in upper case o Email: the customer's email address o Creation Date: the date the customer's account was created o Category: the customer's category, based on their creation date