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    Tarala Leizel L8 MultipleRow-LabExer008

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    This document provides 10 exercises to generate output using the EMPLOYEES table in a database. For each exercise, it lists the expected output and provides a placeholder for the SQL code needed to generate that output. The exercises involve writing SQL queries to return aggregated data like names, counts, sums and averages of employee data grouped and filtered in various ways.

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    Tarala Leizel L8 MultipleRow-LabExer008

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    This document provides 10 exercises to generate output using the EMPLOYEES table in a database. For each exercise, it lists the expected output and provides a placeholder for the SQL code needed to generate that output. The exercises involve writing SQL queries to return aggregated data like names, counts, sums and averages of employee data grouped and filtered in various ways.

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    This document provides 10 exercises to generate output using the EMPLOYEES table in a database. For each exercise, it lists the expected output and provides a placeholder for the SQL code needed to generate that output. The exercises involve writing SQL queries to return aggregated data like names, counts, sums and averages of employee data grouped and filtered in various ways.

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    Tarala Leizel L8 MultipleRow-LabExer008

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    This document provides 10 exercises to generate output using the EMPLOYEES table in a database. For each exercise, it lists the expected output and provides a placeholder for the SQL code needed to generate that output. The exercises involve writing SQL queries to return aggregated data like names, counts, sums and averages of employee data grouped and filtered in various ways.

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    Course Code Type Course Code Here

    Database Management System


    Description
    1
    College / Department:
    LabExerNo. 008
    Online Education
    Laboratory Exercise Page 1 of 1
    Direction:
     Use the EMPLOYEES table to perform this activity.
     In each sample output per number, write the PL/SQL that will
    generate output per number as shown below.
    1. NAME MAX(SALARY)
    --------------------- -----------
    ZLOTKEY,ELENI 24000

    CODE: SQL> SELECT LASTNAME || ',' || FIRSTNAME,MAX(SALARY)


    FROM EMPLOYEES
    WHERE LASTNAME LIKE 'Z%'
    GROUP BY LASTNAME,FIRSTNAME,SALARY;

    2. COMPLETE NAME LOWEST MANAGER_ID


    --------------------------------- -----------------
    Alexander Surnname Is Hunold 100

    CODE: SELECT
    MIN(initcap(FIRSTNAME||" surnname is "||LASTNAME)) AS”COMPLETE NAME”,
    MIN(MANAGER_ID) AS “LOWEST MANAGER_ID”
    FROM EMPLOYEES;

    3. COUNT(*)
    ----------
    20
    CODE: SQL> SELECT COUNT(LASTNAME)AS "COUNT(*)"
    2 FROM EMPLOYEES;

    4. NO. OF MANAGER_ID
    -----------------
    19

    CODE: SQL> SELECT COUNT(MANAGER_ID)AS "NO. OF MANAGER_ID"


    2 FROM EMPLOYEES;

    5. NO. OF MANAGER_ID
    -----------------
    8

    CODE: SQL> SELECT COUNT(MANAGER_ID)AS "NO. OF MANAGER_ID"


    2 FROM EMPLOYEES
    3 WHERE JOB_ID IN('ST_CLERK', 'SA_REP', 'MK_REP');

    6. JOB_ID NO. OF JOB_ID SUM(SALARY) AVG(SALARY)


    ---------- ------------- ----------- -----------
    IT_PROG 3 10200 5100
    AC_MGR 1 12000 12000
    AC_ACCOUNT 1 8300 8300
    ST_MAN 1 5800 5800
    AD_ASST 1 4400 4400
    AD_VP 2 34000 17000
    SA_MAN 1 10500 10500
    MK_MAN 1 13000 13000
    AD_PRES 1 24000 24000
    SA_REP 3 26600 8866.66667
    MK_REP 1 6000 6000
    ST_CLERK 4 11700 2925

    12 Rows selected.

    CODE: SQL> SELECT JOB_ID, COUNT(JOB_ID) AS "NO. OF JOB_ID",


    SUM(SALARY), AVG(SALARY)
    2 FROM EMPLOYEES
    3 GROUP BY JOB_ID;

    7. MIN(LASTNA JOB_ID MAX(SALARY)


    ---------- ---------- -----------
    ABEL SA_REP 11000
    FAY MK_REP 6000

    CODE: SQL> SELECT MIN(LASTNAME) AS "MIN (LASTNA", JOB_ID,


    MAX(SALARY)
    2 FROM EMPLOYEES
    3 WHERE EMPLOYEE_ID IN(174, 202)
    4 GROUP BY JOB_ID;

    8. MAX(FIRSTN MANAGER_ID COUNT(SALARY) AVG(SALARY)


    ---------- ---------- ------------- -----------
    KIMBERLEY 149 2 7800
    WILLIAM 205 1 8300
    BRUCE 102 1 6000
    PAT 201 1 6000

    CODE: SQL> SELECT MAX(FIRSTNAME), MANAGER_ID, COUNT(SALARY),


    AVG(SALARY)
    2 FROM EMPLOYEES
    3 WHERE MANAGER_ID IN(149,205,102,201)
    4 GROUP BY MANAGER_ID;

    9. NAME DEPARTMENT_ID
    -------------------- -------------
    DE HAANLEX 90
    ABELELLEN 50

    CODE: SELECT CONCAT(LASTNAME,FIRSTNAME)AS "NAME", DEPARTMENT_ID


    FROM EMPLOYEES
    WHERE EMPLOYEE_ID IN (102, 174)

    10. MIN(LASTNA MAX(FIRSTN SUM(SALARY) AVG(SALARY)


    ---------- ---------- ----------- -----------
    DAVIES TRINA 17500 3500

    CODE: SQL> SELECT MIN(LASTNAME) AS "MIN (LASTNA", MAX(FIRSTNAME)


    AS "MAX (FIRSTN", SUM(SALARY), AVG(SALARY)
    2 FROM EMPLOYEES
    3 WHERE SALARY BETWEEN 3100 AND 3500
    4 GROUP BY SALARY;

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