I have been asked to display results in my sql server database for the following question
What software packages are not installed on any HP computers?
You can use NOT EXISTS with a correlated subquery that joins the other tables together, and contains your filter condition:
select
pk.pack,
pk.packname,
pk.packv,
pk.packtype,
pk.packcost
from package pk
where not exists (
select 1
from software s
inner join pc on pc.tagnum = s.tagnum
inner join computer c on c.comp = pc.comp
where s.pack = pk.pack
and c.mfrname = 'HP'
)
order by pk.pack;
Result
| pack | packname | packv | packtype | packcost |
|------|------------------|-------|-----------------|----------|
| AC11 | Quick Accounting | 4.1 | Accounting | 754.95 |
| AC12 | Accounting MIS | 4.0 | Accounting | 2000 |
| AC13 | Quickbook | 2005 | Accounting | 300 |
| DB11 | Manta | 1.5 | Database | 380 |
| DB13 | SQL Server | 2005 | Database | 500 |
| DB14 | My SQL | 2005 | Database | 300 |
| SS11 | Easycal | 5.5 | Spreadsheet | 225.15 |
| WP04 | Word Power | 2 | Word Processing | 118 |
| WP07 | Good Word | 3.2 | Word Processing | 35 |
| WP14 | GOOGLE | 2 | Word Processing | 118 |
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