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Write a query to find the email address and skill names of each job seeker whose skills match the required skills for jobs posted one hour ago.
A few lines in the query are missing (//Write your query here). You need to complete the query to get the output.
Table: JobSeeker JobSeekerID Name Email 1 Max max@gmail.com 2 Peter peter@yahoo.com
Table: Skills SkillID SkillName 1 C# 2 PHP 3 Java
Table: JobSeekerSkills ID JobSeekerID SkillID 1 1 2 2 2 1 3 2 3
Table: JobAdvertisement ID JobDescription RequiredSkillID PostingDate 1 Software development by C# 1 2017-02-20 03:15:34 2 Software development by PHP 2 2017-02-20 04:31:48 3 Software development by Java 3 2017-02-20 03:31:54
Complete the query given below:
"SELECT JobSeeker.Email, AS 'Skill Name',
FROM JobSeeker
INNER JOIN JobSeekerSkills ON JobSeekerSkills.JobSeekerID = JobSeeker.JobSeekerID
INNER JOIN JobAdvertisement ON JobAdvertisement.RequiredSkillID = JobSeekerSkills.SkillID
WHERE
GROUP BY JobSeeker.Email "