Discuss the below:
1 Show the employee ID number and name for only the first three employees (the ones with the three lowest ID numbers). Hint: use TOP while sorting by ID number. Format all columns using CAST, CONVERT, and/or STRING, and rename the columns using AS.'
2 For each row in the REPAIR_LINE_ITEM table, show the repair number, line number, and values of Extended Price and "Labor Charge" added together (rename this value to Total Charge). Sort results in descending order by Total Charge.
3 Show the name, street address, and city/state/ZIP code for all customers who live in Oregon. Combine city, state, and ZIP code into a single line in this format:
4 For all STOVE_REPAIR records, show the repair number, stove number, repair description, and repair date. Order the data chronologically by repair date (most recent first), and display the date in this format: MM/DD/YYYY. Format the output to be readable (i.e. to fit neatly into a page)
5 For all INVOICE rows which have a Total Price value between $100 and $200 (inclusive), show the invoice number, total price, and employee number. Order the output by invoice number. Format all three columns using STR; display the cost as money (i.e. use two decimal places for cents, and put a dollar sign before it; e.g. $12.54).