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Q1)

SELECT i.name, t.course_id, t.semester, t.year

FROM instructor i

JOIN teaches t ON i.T_ID = t.T_ID

ORDER BY t.semester, t.year;

CREATE VIEW student_details AS

SELECT * FROM student;

SELECT * FROM student_details;

ALTER TABLE student CHANGE dept_name department_name VARCHAR(255);

DELETE FROM student

WHERE department_name IS NULL;

Q2)
SELECT name

FROM instructor

WHERE salary > 25000;

UPDATE instructor

SET dept_name = 'IT'

WHERE dept_name = 'CSE';

CREATE INDEX idx_dept_name ON course(dept_name);

SELECT dept_name, title

FROM course

ORDER BY dept_name;

CREATE VIEW instructor_course_details AS

SELECT i.T_ID, i.name AS instructor_name, c.course_id, c.title, t.sec_id, t.semester, t.year

FROM instructor i
JOIN teaches t ON i.T_ID = t.T_ID

JOIN course c ON t.course_id = c.course_id;

SELECT * FROM instructor_course_details;

Q3)
SELECT name

FROM instructor

WHERE salary BETWEEN 30000 AND 60000

ORDER BY salary DESC;

SELECT dept_name,

AVG(salary) AS average_salary,

MIN(salary) AS minimum_salary,

MAX(salary) AS maximum_salary

FROM instructor

GROUP BY dept_name;

SELECT i.name, i.dept_name, i.salary

FROM instructor i

JOIN teaches t ON i.T_ID = t.T_ID

WHERE t.course_id = 101;

SELECT name

FROM instructor

WHERE salary > 60000;

Q4)
SELECT dept_name, AVG(salary) AS average_salary

FROM instructor

GROUP BY dept_name

HAVING AVG(salary) > 42000;

UPDATE instructor

SET salary = salary * 1.10

WHERE dept_name = 'Computer';


SELECT name

FROM instructor

WHERE name NOT IN ('Amol', 'Amit');

SELECT name

FROM student

WHERE name LIKE '%am%';

SELECT s.name

FROM student s

JOIN course c ON s.dept_name = c.dept_name

WHERE s.dept_name = 'Computer' AND c.title = 'DBMS';

Q5)
SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT T_ID) AS total_instructors

FROM teaches

WHERE semester = 'First' AND year = 2010;

SELECT name

FROM instructor

WHERE dept_name = 'Computer' AND name LIKE '%shree%';

SELECT name

FROM instructor

WHERE salary > (

SELECT AVG(salary)

FROM instructor

WHERE dept_name = 'Civil'

);

SELECT DISTINCT course_id

FROM teaches

WHERE (semester = 'Fifth' AND year = 2014)


OR (semester = 'First' AND year = 2010);

Q6)
UPDATE Company

SET city = 'Pune'

WHERE cname = 'ABC';

UPDATE works

SET sal =

CASE

WHEN sal > 20000 THEN sal * 1.03

ELSE sal * 1.10

END

WHERE cname = 'Mbank' AND emp_id IN (SELECT mgr_id FROM Manager);

SELECT e.ename

FROM Emp e

JOIN works w ON e.emp_id = w.emp_id

JOIN Company c ON w.c_id = c.c_id

WHERE c.cname = 'Bosch' AND c.city = 'Pune';

DELETE FROM works

WHERE cname = 'SBC Company' AND sal > 50000;

Q7)
SELECT *

FROM Duty_alloc

WHERE e_no = 123 AND shift = 'first' AND month = 'April' AND year = 2003;

SELECT e_name

FROM Empl

WHERE pay_rate >= (

SELECT pay_rate

FROM Empl
WHERE e_name = 'Sachin'

);

CREATE VIEW post_salary_stats AS

SELECT post,

MIN(pay_rate) AS min_salary,

MAX(pay_rate) AS max_salary,

AVG(pay_rate) AS avg_salary

FROM Empl

GROUP BY post;

SELECT * FROM post_salary_stats;

SELECT da.shift, COUNT(DISTINCT da.e_no) AS employee_count

FROM Duty_alloc da

JOIN Empl e ON da.e_no = e.e_no

WHERE e.post = 'manager'

GROUP BY da.shift;

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