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/*Que2: We would like to find the average salary of employees grouped by department.

But only return those groups with an average salary weight larger than 1000.*/

select department, avg(salary) as average_salary


from employees
group by department
having avg(salary) > 1000;

/*Que3: Get The running total of salaries of Employees from employee table
(employee_id, name, join_date,salary) ordering by the joining date of employee*/

select employee_id, name, join_date, salary,


sum(salary) over (order by join_date) as running_total
from employee
order by join_date;

/*Que4: In an Entrance exam students 10 will be selected, Write a query to rank the students
according
to their marks (students having same marks should be ranked as same)
The Students table contains(Student_id, Student_name, Roll_number_Marks)*/

select Student_id, Student_name, Roll_number_Marks,


rank() over (order by Roll_number_Marks desc) as rank
from Students
limit 10;

/*Que5: In the above question the criteria of selection has changed and now the students
ranked
up to 10 will be selected i.e. we can have more than 10 students.
Write a query to get the desired output.*/

select Student_id, Student_name, Roll_number_Marks, rank


from (
select Student_id, Student_name, Roll_number_Marks,
row_number() over (order by Roll_number_Marks desc) as rank
FROM Students
) AS RankedStudents
WHERE Rank <= 10;

/*Que6: We have a stock data which is updated daily We predict the daily stock price
using the lag(1)criteria Write a qwerty to get the lag(1) value from the Stocks table(date,price)*/

select date, price, lag(price) over (order by date) as lag_value


from Stocks;
/*Que7: From the Employees table(employee_id, name, hire_date, department, salary)
Write a query to get the employee data along with the total salary as “total_sal” of their
department.*/

select employee_id, name, hire_date, department, salary,


sum(salary) over (partition by department) as total_sal
from Employees;

/*Que8: From the Employees table(employee_id, name, hire_date, department, salary)


Write a query to get the employee data along with the max salary as “max_salary” of their
department.*/

select employee_id, name, hire_date, department, salary,


max(salary) over (partition by department) as max_salary
from Employees;

/*Que9: From the Employees table(employee_id, name, hire_date, department, salary)


Write a query to get the employee data along with the average salary
as “avg_salary” of their department.*/

select employee_id, name, hire_date, department, salary,


avg(salary) over (partition by department) as avg_salary
from Employees;

--Que10: Write the correct syntax of the NTILE function and also state the use of this function

ntile(n) over (partition by partition_expression order by sort_expression)

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