Create the following table with the suitable datatypes:
Campus (CampusID, CampusName, Street, City, State, Zip, Phone, CampusDiscount)
Position (PositionID, Position, YearlyMembershipFee)
Members (MemberID, LastName, FirstName, CampusAddress, CampusPhone, CampusID, PositionID, ContractDuration) FK CampusID --> Campus(CampusID) PositionID --> Position(PositionID)
Prices (FoodItemTypeID, MealType, MealPrice)
FoodItems (FoodItemID, FoodItemName, FoodItemTypeID) FK FoodItemTypeID --> Prices(FoodItemTypeID)
Orders (OrderID, MemberID, OrderDate) FK MemberID --> Members(MemberID)
Here underlined column name means Primary Key
2. Create a sequence for orderId of Orders table and write an insert statement using the sequence. 3. Change the datatype of MealType and increase it with 5 more character than whatever you have already kept. 4. Now I want order table to have OrderPrice as well. Alter the table to have one more column as OrderPrice. 5. write one query which retrieves the data from tables for the row in which memberID=10 and lastName=Kumar (insert the data appropriately first)