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Write a query to display the second minimum fine_amount from bill table. Give an alias name to the second minimum fine amount as 'second_min_fine_amount'. Note:1. Display only the second minimum fine_amount from bill table.2. Specify the alias name without any mistake.3. Compare your executed result with the sample output given below.

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Write a query to display the second minimum fine_amount from bill table. Give an alias name to the second minimum fine amount as 'second_min_fine_amount'. Note:1. Display only the second minimum fine_amount from bill table.2. Specify the alias name without any mistake.3. Compare your executed result with the sample output given below.

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Here is the SQL query to find the second minimum fine_amount from the bill table:

SELECT MIN(fine_amount) AS second_min_fine_amount
FROM bill
WHERE fine_amount > (SELECT MIN(fine_amount) FROM bill);

This query works in the following way:

  1. The subquery (SELECT MIN(fine_amount) FROM bill) finds the minimum fine_amount from the bill table.
  2. The main query then finds the minimum fine_amount that is greater than the minimum fine_amount found in the subquery. This will be the second minimum fine_amount.
  3. The AS keyword is used to give an alias name 'second_min_fine_amount' to the result.

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