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Database Systems Lab 3

The document contains the solutions to various SQL queries on employee data. It includes 9 queries with outputs omitted. The queries find the highest paid employee in the "Research" department, employees with the minimum salary for each department, employees with salary greater than the average for department 2, the number of employees in each department, the department with the most employees, average salary by department, employees supervised by "Franklin Wong", employees not assigned to projects, managers without dependents, managers and the departments they manage, number of employees and projects, total hours per week by project, and employees with 2 or more dependents.

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Database Systems Lab 3

The document contains the solutions to various SQL queries on employee data. It includes 9 queries with outputs omitted. The queries find the highest paid employee in the "Research" department, employees with the minimum salary for each department, employees with salary greater than the average for department 2, the number of employees in each department, the department with the most employees, average salary by department, employees supervised by "Franklin Wong", employees not assigned to projects, managers without dependents, managers and the departments they manage, number of employees and projects, total hours per week by project, and employees with 2 or more dependents.

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Database Systems lab

Assessment -3

Name- Prianshu Goutam


Reg no-21BCE0400
Slot- L29 + L30
Faculty-Shashank Mouli Satapathy
EXERCISE -1
1) Find the employee who is getting highest salary in the department research.

Query:

SELECT * FROM Employee WHERE Salary = ( SELECT MAX(Salary) FROM Employee WHERE
Department_Number = ( SELECT Department_Number FROM Dept WHERE Department_Name =
'Research' ));

Output:

2) Find the employees who earn the same salary as the minimum salary for each Department.

Query:

SELECT E.FIRST_NAME, E.LAST_NAME, E.SALARY, D.DEPARTMENT_NAME FROM Employee E

JOIN ( SELECT D.DEPARTMENT_NUMBER, MIN(E.SALARY) AS MIN_SALARY FROM Employee E

JOIN dept D ON E.DEPARTMENT_NUMBER = D.DEPARTMENT_NUMBER

GROUP BY D.DEPARTMENT_NUMBER) M

ON E.DEPARTMENT_NUMBER = M.DEPARTMENT_NUMBER

JOIN dept D ON E.DEPARTMENT_NUMBER = D.DEPARTMENT_NUMBER

WHERE E.SALARY = M.MIN_SALARY;

Output:

3) Find the employee whose salary is greater than average salary of department 2.

Query:

SELECT *

FROM Employee
WHERE SALARY > (SELECT AVG(SALARY) FROM Employee WHERE DEPARTMENT_NUMBER = 2);

Output:

Reason:

Because there was only one employee whose department number was 2 but in assessment 2 the
department number of that employee was modified to 2 . Hence , no data found.

4) List out all the department names with their individual employees strength.

Query:

SELECT D.DEPARTMENT_NAME, COUNT(E.SSN_NUMBER) AS EMPLOYEE_COUNT

FROM dept D

LEFT JOIN EMPLOYEE E ON D.DEPARTMENT_NUMBER = E.DEPARTMENT_NUMBER

GROUP BY D.DEPARTMENT_NAME;

Output:
5) Find out the department name having highest employee strength

Query:

SELECT D.DEPARTMENT_NAME, COUNT(E.SSN_NUMBER) AS EMPLOYEE_COUNT

FROM dept D

LEFT JOIN EMPLOYEE E ON D.DEPARTMENT_NUMBER = E.DEPARTMENT_NUMBER

GROUP BY D.DEPARTMENT_NAME

HAVING COUNT(E.SSN_NUMBER) = (

SELECT MAX(COUNT(E2.SSN_NUMBER))

FROM dept D2

LEFT JOIN EMPLOYEE E2 ON D2.DEPARTMENT_NUMBER = E2.DEPARTMENT_NUMBER

GROUP BY D2.DEPARTMENT_NAME

);

Output:

6) List out all the departments and average salary drawn by their employees.

Query:

SELECT D.DEPARTMENT_NAME, AVG(E.SALARY) AS AVERAGE_SALARY FROM dept D

LEFT JOIN EMPLOYEE E ON D.DEPARTMENT_NUMBER = E.DEPARTMENT_NUMBER

GROUP BY D.DEPARTMENT_NAME;

Output:
EXERCISE 2

1) Find the names of all the employees who are directly supervised by ‘Franklin Wong’.

Query:

SELECT e.first_name, e.last_name

FROM employee e

JOIN employee s ON e.supervisor_ssn = s.ssn_number

WHERE s.last_name = 'Wong' AND s.first_name = 'Frankin'

Output:

4) Retrieve the names of all who do not work on any project.

Query:

SELECT e.first_name, e.last_name

FROM employee e

LEFT JOIN works_on w ON e.ssn_number = w.essn


WHERE w.pno IS NULL;

Output:

5) List the names of all managers who have no dependents.

Query:

SELECT e.first_name, e.last_name FROM employee e

JOIN dept d ON e.ssn_number = d.managerssn

WHERE e.ssn_number NOT IN ( SELECT DISTINCT employee FROM dependent)

Output:

6) List the employee’s names and the department names if they happen to manage a department.

Query:

SELECT e.first_name, e.last_name, d.department_name

FROM employee e
LEFT JOIN dept d ON e.ssn_number = d.managerssn

WHERE d.managerssn IS NOT NULL

Output:

7) For each project retrieve the project number, project name and the number of employees who
work on that project.

Query:

SELECT p.project_number, p.project_name, COUNT(w.essn) AS employee_count

FROM project p

LEFT JOIN works_on w ON p.project_number = w.pno

GROUP BY p.project_number, p.project_name

Output:
8) For each project, list the project name and the total hours per week (by all employees) spent on
that project.

Query:

SELECT p.project_number, p.project_name, COALESCE(SUM(w.hours), 0) AS total_hours_per_week

FROM project p

LEFT JOIN works_on w ON p.project_number = w.pno

GROUP BY p.project_number, p.project_name

Output:

9) Retrieve the names of the employees who have 2 or more dependents.

Query:

SELECT e.first_name, e.last_name FROM employee e INNER JOIN dependent d ON e.ssn_number =


d.employee GROUP BY e.first_name, e.last_name HAVING COUNT(d.dependent_name) >= 2;

Output:

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