Write a PL/SQL program that prints an ASCII table report of "Banner ID", "Full Name", "Phone Number", "Email Address", and "Registered" columns based on the ID and first/last names in the SPRIDEN table, phone number in the SPRTELE table, and email address in the GOREMAL table. All column names are prefixed by the table name followed by an underscore.
user
Sure, here's an example PL/SQL program that fulfills your requirements. Note that the program assumes that the tables exist and the columns match the specified mapping. Also, it includes comments for clarity and formatting for readability.

```
-- Declare table aliases for brevity
WITH
    spr AS (SELECT * FROM SPRIDEN),
    sprte AS (SELECT * FROM SPRTELE),
    gome AS (SELECT * FROM GOREMAL)

-- Print ASCII table header
PRINT "Banner ID" _ "Full Name" _ "Phone Number" _ "Email Address" _ "Registered"
PRINT CHR(32) * 20 -- Spaces for padding
FROM
    spr
    JOIN sprte ON spr.BANNER_ID = sprte.BANNER_ID -- Join on spr_id column
    JOIN gome ON spr.BANNER_ID = gome.BANNER_ID -- Join on spr_id column
WHERE
    spr.FIRST_NAME = 'John' -- Filter on first name
    AND spr.LAST_NAME = 'Doe' -- Filter on last name
    AND sprte.PHONE_NUMBER = '1234567890' -- Filter on phone number
    AND gome.EMAIL_ADDRESS = 'johndoe@example.com' -- Filter on email address
ORDER BY
    spr.BANNER_ID; -- Sort by banner id
```

This program uses the CROSS JOIN to match data in all three tables based on the common BANNER_ID column. It then applies filters to specific columns and sorts the result by BANNER_ID. The header and spacing are added for formatting.
assistant
Write a PL/SQL program that prints an ASCII table report of "Banner ID", "Full Name", "Phone Number", "Email Address", and "Registered" columns based on the ID and first/last names in the SPRIDEN table, phone number in the SPRTELE table, and email address in the GOREMAL table. All column names are prefixed by the table name followed by an underscore.
user
Sure, I can help you draft a PL/SQL program that fetches data from the mentioned tables and prints it in the desired format. Please note that this is a basic example and you might need to adjust it according to your specific database schema and requirements.

```sql
DECLARE
    CURSOR c1 IS
    SELECT
        SPRIDEN_ID AS Banner_ID,
        SPRIDEN_FIRST_NAME || ' ' || SPRIDEN_LAST_NAME AS Full_Name,
        SPRTELE_PHONE AS Phone_Number,
        GOREMAL_EMAIL_ADDRESS AS Email_Address,
        SPRIDEN_REG_DATE AS Registered
    FROM
        SPRIDEN
    LEFT JOIN SPRTELE ON SPRIDEN_ID = SPRTELE_ID
    LEFT JOIN GOREMAL ON SPRIDEN_ID = GOREMAL_ID;

    v_banner_id SPRIDEN.SPRIDEN_ID%TYPE;
    v_full_name VARCHAR2(100);
    v_phone_number VARCHAR2(15);
    v_email_address VARCHAR2(100);
    v_registered DATE;
BEGIN
    DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Banner ID | Full Name | Phone Number | Email Address | Registered');
    OPEN c1;
    LOOP
        FETCH c1 INTO v_banner_id, v_full_name, v_phone_number, v_email_address, v_registered;
        EXIT WHEN c1%NOTFOUND;
        DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(v_banner_id || ' | ' || v_full_name || ' | ' || v_phone_number || ' | ' || v_email_address || ' | ' || TO_CHAR(v_registered, 'DD-MON-YYYY'));
    END LOOP;
    CLOSE c1;
END;
/
```

This script declares a cursor that selects the required columns from the SPRIDEN, SPRTELE, and GOREMAL tables. It then fetches the data row by row and prints it in the desired format using the DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE procedure. The script assumes that the ID column is common in all three tables and is used to join them.
assistant