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You are the owner of the four PVF database tables above. Your SQL Server user name is Owner. Suppose you have granted a SELECT permission that allows one of your colleagues, whose user name is Guest, to read your four tables. Now, Guest wants to find out, from your tables, the OrderID, ProductID and Quantity for those orders involving any product that has a Price over $600. What SQL command should Guest enter in SQL Server

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