The query returns 6 columns from the payment table summarizing payment amounts and counts made during morning (hour < 12) and evening (hour >= 12) hours, as well as totals. Column 1-4 use SUM and CASE WHEN to calculate totals and counts for morning payments, evening payments, and overall. Columns 5-6 provide overall totals for validation. The timestamp column in payment_date provides evidence that columns 1-4 are calculating morning and evening hours correctly.

1. Connect to the dvdrental database. Answer both part 1 and 2 of this question. Write a query that
returns 6 columns from the payment table. Column 1: Total payment amount (sum) made during
morning hours (hour < 12 ) labled as am_sum Column 2: Total count of payments made during
morning hours (hour < 12 ) labled as am_count Column 3: total payment amount (sum) made
during evening hours (hour >= 12 ) labeled as pm_sum Column 4: Total count of payments made
during evening hours (hour >= 12 ) labled as pm_count Column 5: total payment amount (sum)
made during all hours labeled as total_sum Column 6: Total count of payments made during all
hours labled as total_count You MUST use SUM and CASE WHEN. Expected results: Hint: The
amount column tells you how much each payment was for. The payment_date column is a
timestamp that tells you when the payment was made. Describe what evidence is available to
suggest columns 1 through 4 are being calculated correct? In other words, how do you know
columns 1, 2, 3, and 4 are correct?