Step 2: Code explanationSummarize the return type of the execution.[SQL]SELECT ustomers.customer_name FROM customers JOIN orders ON customers.customer_id = orders.customer_idWHERE orders.order_status = "On Road" OR orders.order_status = "Shipped"Execution:| George |[SQL Explanation]The execution of the SQL query above would return a table with 1 column.The first column, "customers.customer_name" would contain the customer names.With "customers JOIN orders", the table would contain the data about customers with orders.With "WHERE orders.order_status = 'On Road' OR orders.order_status = 'Shipped'", the table filters the records to only include customers who have order status "On Road" or "Shipped".So the SQL query returns a table with 1 column, the customer names who have the order status "On Road" or "Shipped".Step 1: Question explanationInfer the return type of the question.[Question]Which customers have both "On Road" and "Shipped" as order status? List the customer names.[Question
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