SQL Queries: Examples on Database Operations
SQL Queries for Member, Book, and Borrowed Tables
The following SQL queries operate on these tables:
member(memb_no, name, age)
book(isbn, title, authors, publisher)
borrowed(memb_no, isbn, date)
1. Members Who Borrowed McGraw-Hill Books
Print the names of members who have borrowed any book published by “McGraw-Hill”.
SELECT name
FROM member m, book b, borrowed l
WHERE m.memb_no = l.memb_no
AND l.isbn = b.isbn
AND b.publisher = 'McGraw-Hill';
Relational Algebra:
t1 <-- πisbn(σpublisher = "McGraw-Hill"
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Wet Bell Diving: Essential Safety and Operational Procedures
Understanding Wet Bell Diving Operations
Wet bells are used to form a basket with a pavilion where air can be stored. This creates an emergency shelter at the top of the bell in case of equipment failure. Diving support vessels (DPVs) commonly use wet bells in dynamic positioning to transport divers to their workplace.
Advantages of Using Wet Bells
- They provide safe passage through the splash zone and strong tides.
- Umbilicals are kept safe and away from dangers on the ship.
- The amount of air in the rescue