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create table Hotel ( hotelNo numeric(10), hotelName varchar(20), city varchar(8), constraint hotel_PK PRIMARY KEY(hotelNo) ); CREATE TABLE Room ( roomNo numeric(10), hotelNo numeric(10), type varchar(20),

create table Hotel ( hotelNo numeric(10), hotelName varchar(20), city varchar(8), constraint hotel_PK PRIMARY KEY(hotelNo) ); CREATE TABLE Room ( roomNo numeric(10), hotelNo numeric(10), type varchar(20), price money, CONSTRAINT room_pk PRIMARY KEY(roomNo, hotelNo), CONSTRAINT hotel_fk FOREIGN KEY(hotelNo) REFERENCES Hotel ); CREATE TABLE Guest ( guestNo numeric(10), guestName varchar(20), guestAddress varchar(30), CONSTRAINT guest_pk PRIMARY KEY(guestNo) ); CREATE TABLE Booking ( hotelNo numeric(10), guestNo numeric(10), dateFrom datetime, dateTo datetime, roomNo numeric(10), CONSTRAINT booking_pk PRIMARY KEY(hotelNo, guestNo, dateFrom), CONSTRAINT room_fk FOREIGN KEY(roomNo, hotelNo) REFERENCES Room, CONSTRAINT guest_fk FOREIGN KEY(guestNo) REFERENCES guest ); /* fill table hotel */ insert into hotel values (5431, 'Ritz', 'London'); insert into hotel values (5551, 'Marriott', 'London'); insert into hotel values (3451, 'Marriott', 'Paris'); insert into hotel values (1122, 'Riverside', 'Berlin'); insert into hotel values (1342, 'Imperial', 'London'); insert into hotel values (7782, 'Triumph', 'Paris'); /* fill table room */ insert into room values (910, 5551, 'Double', 255); insert into room values (915, 5551, 'Family', 345); insert into room values (448, 7782, 'Double', 156); insert into room values (110, 1122, 'Double', 39); insert into room values (910, 1342, 'Single', 27); insert into room values (448, 1122, 'Suite', 115); /* fill table guest */ insert into guest values (9878987, 'Jackson', 'Sydney, Australia'); insert into guest values (4445555, 'Lewis', 'London, England'); insert into guest values (7777777, 'Luu', 'Auckland, New Zealand'); insert into guest values (3434343, 'Hamy', 'London, England'); insert into guest values (1000001, 'Jerry', 'London, England'); insert into guest values (9998888, 'Tony', 'London, England'); /* fill table booking */ /* can one fill this table before filling table guest? */ insert into booking values (1122, 9878987, '23-Feb-05', '28-Feb-05', 110); insert into booking values (1122, 7777777, '2-Mar-2005', '10/Mar/05', 110); insert into booking values (1342, 9878987, '3-Mar-05', null , 910); /* insert and delete a record */ insert into booking values (5551, 3434343, '3-2-05', '03-25-2005', 915); delete from booking where hotelNo = 5551 and guestNo = 3434343; insert into booking values (5551, 3434343, '2-Mar-05', '10-March-2005', 915);

For the given database Write a SQL query to list the city name and the total number of hotels in that city for all the cities in the database. Order the output via city alphabetically

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