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SUSPECT DATABASE SUSPECT First Name: Last Name: Gender: Age: No. Siblings: e.g. 2 Shoe Size: e.g. 8 Glasses: e.g. Yes Hair Colour: Hair Length: e.g. short/medium/long Eye Colour: Ear Rings: e.g. No Fav Sport: e.g. Football ARTIST’S SKETCH

Plenary Progress Check 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 Go to http://b.socrative.com and enter teacher code: BSCSCOMP Progress Check Indicate whether you are Red, Amber or Green for each statement. 1 2 3 I can write simple SELECT statements to query data using single criteria 1 2 3 I can write SELECT statements to query data using Boolean operators and/or multiple criteria The 1 thing I will take away from today is... 1 2 3 I can write INSERT statements to add data to a database