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------------------SQL

Assignment---------------------------

use SQL_Assignment

select * from EmployeeTitle;


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------------------Tasks To Be Performed:

-- 1) Display the �FIRST_NAME� from Employee table using the alias name as
Employee_name.

select First_name as Employee_name from Employee;

-- 2) Display �LAST_NAME� from Employee table in upper case.

select upper(Last_name) as LAST_NAME from Employee;

-- 3) Display unique values of DEPARTMENT from EMPLOYEE table.

select distinct Department from Employee;

-- 4) Display the first three characters of LAST_NAME from EMPLOYEE table.

select substring(Last_name,1,3) from Employee;

-- 5) Display the unique values of DEPARTMENT from EMPLOYEE table and prints its
length.

select distinct Department, len(Department) as Length from Employee;

-- 6) Display the FIRST_NAME and LAST_NAME from EMPLOYEE table into a single
column AS FULL_NAME. a space char should separate them.

select concat(First_name,' ', Last_name) as FULL_NAME from Employee;

-- 7) DISPLAY all EMPLOYEE details from the employee table order by FIRST_NAME
Ascending.

select * from Employee order by First_name asc;

-- 8) Display all EMPLOYEE details order by FIRST_NAME Ascending and DEPARTMENT


Descending.

select * from Employee order by First_name asc, Department desc;

-- 9) Display details for EMPLOYEE with the first name as �VEENA� and �KARAN�
from EMPLOYEE table.

select * from Employee where First_name in ('Veena','Karan');


-- 10) Display details of EMPLOYEE with DEPARTMENT name as �Admin�.

select * from Employee where Department in ('Admin');


select * from Employee where Department like 'Admin';

-- 11) DISPLAY details of the EMPLOYEES whose FIRST_NAME contains �V�.

select * from Employee where First_name like 'V%';


select * from Employee where First_name like '%V%';

-- 12) DISPLAY details of the EMPLOYEES whose SALARY lies between 100000 and
500000.

select * from Employee where Salary between 100000 and 500000;

-- 13) Display details of the employees who have joined in Feb-2020.

select * from Employee where year(Joining_date)=2020 and month(Joining_date)=02;

-- 14) Display employee names with salaries >= 50000 and <= 100000.

select concat(First_name,' ',Last_name) as Full_Name, Salary from Employee


where Salary between 50000 and 100000;

-- 16) DISPLAY details of the EMPLOYEES who are also Managers.

select * from Employee E


inner join EmployeeTitle ET
on E.Employee_id = ET.Employee_ref_id
and ET.Employee_Title in ('Manager');

select distinct *, ET.Employee_Title from Employee E


inner join EmployeeTitle ET
on E.Employee_id = ET.Employee_ref_id
and ET.Employee_Title like 'Manager';

-- 17) DISPLAY duplicate records having matching data in some fields of a table.

select Employee_Title, Affective_Date, Count(*) as Total_Count from EmployeeTitle


group by Employee_Title, Affective_Date
having COUNT(*)>1;

-- 18) Display only odd rows from a table.

select * from Employee where Employee_id % 2 <> 0;

-- 19) Clone a new table from EMPLOYEE table.

select * into EmployeeClone from Employee;

select * from EmployeeClone;

-- 20) DISPLAY the TOP 2 highest salary from a table.

select Top 2 * from Employee order by salary desc;

-- 21) DISPLAY the list of employees with the same salary.

select distinct E.Employee_id, E.First_name, E.Salary from Employee E, Employee E1


where E.Salary = E1.Salary and E.Employee_id != E1.Employee_id;

-- 22) Display the second highest salary from a table.

select max(Salary) as Salary from Employee


where Salary not in (select max(Salary) from Employee);

-- 23) Display the first 50% records from a table.

select * from Employee


where Employee_id <= (select Count(Employee_id)/2 from Employee);

-- 24) Display the departments that have less than 4 people in it.

select Department, count(Employee_id) as 'Number of Employees' from Employee


group by Department having count(Employee_id) < 4;

-- 25) Display all departments along with the number of people in there.

select Department, count(Department) as 'Number of Employees' from Employee


group by Department;

-- 26) Display the name of employees having the highest salary in each
department.

select E.Department, E.First_name, E.Salary from(select max(Salary) as 'Total


Salary', Department from Employee group by Department) as NewEmp
inner join Employee E on NewEmp.Department = E.Department
and NewEmp.[Total Salary]=E.Salary;

-- 27) Display the names of employees who earn the highest salary.

select First_name, Salary from Employee


where Salary = (select max(Salary) from Employee);

-- 28) Diplay the average salaries for each department

select avg(Salary) as 'Average Salary', Department from Employee group by


Department

-- 29) display the name of the employee who has got maximum bonus

select E.Employee_id, E.First_name, E.Department, E.Salary,


coalesce((select sum(EB.Bonus_Amount) as BonusAmount from EmployeeBonus EB
where EB.Employee_ref_id = E.Employee_Id),0) from Employee E

-- 30) Display the first name and title of all the employees

select E.First_name, ET.Employee_Title, E.Department from Employee E inner join


EmployeeTitle ET on E.Employee_id = ET.Employee_ref_id

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