Type the following SQL

CREATE DATABASE $`[$username$]\_$simpleDB$`$

Replace $"[$username$]"$ with your username $($do not include the square brackets in the SQL $--$ for example, if your username is user$7428,$ then teh query would be "CREATE DATABASE $`$user$7428\_$simpleDB$`")$

Execute the SQL $-$ you should get a response that the SQL was executed but that there was no result

Update the "Database" field to $"[$username$]\_$simpleDB"

Execute the following SQL

CREATE TABLE $`$config$`($

$`$config$\_$key$`$ varchar$(8)$ NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,

$`$config$\_$value$`$ varchar$(32)$ NOT NULL,

$`$config$\_$lastChange$`$ date NOT NULL,

$`$config$\_$userChange$`$ int$(11)$ NOT NULL

$)$

Execute the following SQL

INSERT INTO $`$config$`$ VALUES

$(\text{'}$theme$\text{'},$ 'dark', $\text{'}2023-01-01\text{'},1),$

$(\text{'}$backup$\text{'},$'monthly',CURRENT$\_$DATE,$1)$

Execute the following SQL

SELECT $*$

FROM $`$config$`$

WHERE

$`$config$\_$key$`=$'backup'

Looking at the results, notice how the "config$\_$lastChange" value reflects the date you executed the query, attempt to explain why you think this may have happened $($you will be graded on your attempt at figuring it out, not on the correctness of your guess$)$

Click on the button "Show History", select the queries that you executed for this lab. If there was a query that did not work the way you expected, and you made changes and ran it again, only include the one that you want as part of the grading.

On the next screen, you will be prompted for a name for this collection of queries, and provided an opportunity to add commentary to each of the queries. You can use this commentary space to explain how you developed the query $($in future labs$)$ or answer other questions $($for example, the last query$)$

Click "Save Collection" $-$ this should prompt a download window. As long as you do not recieve an error message, you should always be able to find your saved query collections via the "Show Collections" button