You manage data for Screwy, a screw manufacturer in southern Oklahoma City. The Screwy staff aren't too analytical and only maintain simple records of Orders in a single table. They also maintain two separate tables to keep track of their customers and part offerings. All of this is saved in a single database creatively named "Screwy".

Open this MySQL code and run it$.$ This will create the database Screwy for you to work with.

Or

Copy and paste the following SAS code $($Step $1->$ Step $2)$ to your SAS on demand instance to import the database. You should only need to use Step $1$ the first time you download the data. Step $2$ will need to be run each time your reset your SAS session.

The Orders table includes:

Order$\_$Number $($Numeric$)($PK$)$

Customer$\_$ID $($Numeric$)($FK$)$

Part$\_$Number $($Numeric$)($FK$)$

Quantity $($Numeric$)$

Total$\_$Cost $($Numeric$)($Total$\_$Cost is in USD$)$

The Parts table includes:

Part$\_$Number $($Numeric$)($PK$)$

Part$\_$Name $($Text$)$

The Customers table includes:

Customer$\_$ID $($Numeric$)($PK$)$

Customer$\_$Name $($Text$)$

Customer$\_$Credit$\_$Line $($Numeric$)($Credit line is in USD$)$

PK$-$ Primary Key, FK$-$ Foreign Key

Part $1-$ SQL Coding

$0\mathrm{.}0/1\mathrm{.}0$ point $($graded$)$

You have been asked to run some SQL scripts to help the Screwy team out. You want to find out the following things:

What was the total cost of Order$\_$Number $20343?$

Enter the correct answer below.