Instruction
Let's get to know the tables we'll be working with in this part.
We'll use a table named WarrantyRepair in our examples. It has the following columns:
Id– The ID of the repairCustomerId– The ID of the customer who ordered a given repairRepairCenter– Denotes which warranty center repaired the device (USA, Germany, or Japan)DateReceived– The date when the repair center received the device for repairRepairDuration– The number of days it took to repair the deviceRepairCost– The USD cost of spare parts used to repair the device (0 in the case of software problems)
Exercise
Select all information from the WarrantyRepair table.



