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    This document provides an overview and instructions for SQL Lab Assignment 5. The assignment consists of two parts: Part A involves writing 16 standalone SQL queries to retrieve information from multiple tables, and Part B involves writing a PL/SQL program to calculate and output the average salaries of male and female employees. The document also provides a logical schema showing the relationships between the tables to help with writing the multi-table queries.

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    IS 4420 - SQL Lab 4 Assignment 5

    Overview:
    Total 100 points.
    There will be two tasks in this assignment. In Part A, you will write query on multiple table. In Part B,
    you will write a PL/SQL program very similar to the one in SQL Lab 3. What you need to submit are:
    1. the SQL command;
    2. the results copy and paste from Oracle SQLPlus Worksheet result window.
    Prerequisite: To do this assignment, you need to have the tables created and data inserted as in SQL
    Lab 2 Assignment 4. If you are not sure whether you have the right tables and data, you can drop all
    your tables and then create tables and insert data using the SQL codes in Assignment 4 Solution.
    The logical schema is shown below for your reference, its especially helpful when you write multiple
    table queries. Note: some of you might have different table name and attribute name.
    Employee
    FName

    Minit

    LName

    SSN

    BDate

    Address

    Sex

    Salary

    SuperSSN

    DepNo

    Department
    DName DepNo MgrSSN

    MgrSDate

    Dept_Locations
    DepNo

    DLocation

    Project
    PName

    PNumber

    PLocation

    DepNo

    Works_On
    ESSN

    PNo

    Hours

    Dependent
    ESSN

    Dependent_Name

    Sex

    BDate

    Relationship

    Part A. Standalone Queries


    5 points each.
    1. List department number, department name, and number of employees in each department, ordered
    by number of employees in each department.
    2. List department number, department name, and number of employees in departments that have
    more than 2 employees, ordered by department number.
    3. List the name and location of department 1, 3, and 5.
    4. List female employee name and project name and project number that she is working on.
    5. List the name of employees who has a dependent of the same gender as the employee.
    6. List the name of employees who works on project controlled by department 5.
    7. List the name of employees who are not working on any projects.
    8. For each department, list department number, number of employees, and average salary.
    9. List the name and number of departments whose employee average salary is between 30000 and
    60000.
    10. List the name of employees who have no dependents.
    11. List the name of employees who work on both project 3388 and project 1945.
    12. List the department number and project number that are controlled by each department, ordered by
    project number.
    13. List the total working hours of each employee. Hint: use SUM(hours)

    14. List the name of employees whose supervisor does not have a supervisor.
    15. List the name of employees who both lives (address) and works (department location) in Salt Lake
    City.
    16. List the name of supervisors who starts to supervise a department before Sep 20, 1976.
    Part B. PL/SQL Program
    20 points. Write a PL/SQL program that is similar to the one in SQL Lab 3 to generate output as shown
    below:
    The average salary of male employee is $xxxxx.xx
    The average salary of female employee is $xxxxx.xx
    The average salary of male / female employee is xx% higher than the average salary of female /
    male employee

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