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    This document provides directions and sample queries for a laboratory exercise on the Database Management System. The exercise involves writing 15 SQL queries to: 1) Concatenate employee names and display lengths 2) Concatenate salaries and sort in descending order 3) Format and filter salaries 4) Concatenate names and salaries while filtering 5) Change case of names while filtering 6) Get name lengths while filtering salaries 7) Concatenate names and salaries with computations while filtering 8) Format salaries while filtering departments 9) Filter jobs using substring 10) Filter and display name positions 11) Round numbers from a table 12) Get remainders from a table 13) Truncate numbers from a table 14)

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    This document provides directions and sample queries for a laboratory exercise on the Database Management System. The exercise involves writing 15 SQL queries to: 1) Concatenate employee names and display lengths 2) Concatenate salaries and sort in descending order 3) Format and filter salaries 4) Concatenate names and salaries while filtering 5) Change case of names while filtering 6) Get name lengths while filtering salaries 7) Concatenate names and salaries with computations while filtering 8) Format salaries while filtering departments 9) Filter jobs using substring 10) Filter and display name positions 11) Round numbers from a table 12) Get remainders from a table 13) Truncate numbers from a table 14)

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    This document provides directions and sample queries for a laboratory exercise on the Database Management System. The exercise involves writing 15 SQL queries to: 1) Concatenate employee names and display lengths 2) Concatenate salaries and sort in descending order 3) Format and filter salaries 4) Concatenate names and salaries while filtering 5) Change case of names while filtering 6) Get name lengths while filtering salaries 7) Concatenate names and salaries with computations while filtering 8) Format salaries while filtering departments 9) Filter jobs using substring 10) Filter and display name positions 11) Round numbers from a table 12) Get remainders from a table 13) Truncate numbers from a table 14)

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    Course Code CS351

    Database Management System


    Description
    1
    College / Department: BSBA-MIS
    LabExer No. 006
    Online Education
    Laboratory Exercise Page 1 of 1

    Direction:
     Use the Employees table (copy and paste the code in SQL
    command line)
     Write the PL/SQL based on the requirement in each number.
     Note: Sample output is just a guide, it does not necessarily that the value to your output should be equal
    to the sample output.

    1. Write a query that display the employees lastname concatenated with firstname and put a ‘, (comma)’ in
    between. Rename the column as Complete Name. Note all values in Complete Name column should be
    in lowercase plus display the length of employees lastname for all employees whose lastname starts with
    letter M sort the lastname in its default order.
    Sample output:
    Complete Name LENGTH(LASTNAME)
    mourgos, anna 7
    LOWER(LASTNAME)||","||LOWER(FIRSTNAME) "Complete Name", LENGTH(LASTNAME)
    "LENGTH(LASTNAME)" FROM EMP WHERE LASTNAME LIKE 'M%';
    2. Write a query that display the Firstname concatenated to employees original salary plus concatenate
    again a new column salary that multiplies the original salary into three. Rename the column as Dream
    Salaries.Note sort the salary in descending order.
    Sample output:
    Dream Salaries
    King earns 24000 monthly but wants 72000
    SELECT CONCAT(FIRSTNAME,’earns’,1FNULL(SALARY,0),’monthly but wants’, /*Concatenate
    FirstName with earns and Salary with String monthly but wants with dream
    salary”IFNULL(SALARY,0)*3) AS DREAM_SALARIES /*Dream Salary is 3 times of
    salary*/FROMEMPLOYEES;
    3. Write a query that display the lastname and salary of all employees whose department_id = 60 or job_id
    like ‘_T%’. Format the salary to be 15 character long, left padded with ‘$’ as special character. Label the
    column Salary.
    Sample output:
    Lastname salary
    King $$$$$$$$$240000
    SELECT LASTNAME, LPAD(FLOOR(IFNULL(SALARY,0)), 15, ‘$’)AS SALARY /*Salary to be
    15character long*/FROM EMPLOYEES /*Table Name*/WHERE department_id = 60 OR job_id LIKE
    ‘_T%’; /* Filter for dept id : and Job ID Like _T%*/
    4. Write a query that display the employees lastname concatenated to salary. Format the salary column to 6
    character long left padded with ‘*’ as special character for all employees whose manager_id is null or
    salary between 4000 and 6000 Rename the column as employees and their Salaries.
    Sample output:
    Employees and their Salaries
    King******
    SELECT CONCAT (LASTNAME, LPAD(FLOOR(IFNULL(SALARY,0)), 6,’*’)) AS ‘Employees and
    theirSalaries’/ *Format salary to 6 character long*/FROM EMPLOYEESWHERE SALARY
    BETWEEN 4000 AND 6000; /*Salary between 4k & 6k*/
    5. Write a query that display the firstname in capitalized format rename the column as pangalan whose
    job_id is equal to ‘SA_REP’.
    SELECT UPPER (FIRSTNAME) AS pangalan /*Upper converts string to upper case*/FROM
    EMPLOYEESWHERE JOB_ID = ‘SA_REP’;
    6. Write a query that display the firstname and length of firstname rename the column length of firstname
    as Number of Character of all employees whose salary is between 4400 and 8300.
    SELECT FIRSTNAME, CHAR_LENGTH(FIRSTNAME) AS ' Number of Character of all
    employees'FROM EMPLOYEES WHERE SALARY BETWEEN 4400 AND 8300
    7. Write a query that display the firstname concatenated to salary with additional column salary that
    provides a computation of salary * 2. Rename the column as Increase of all employees whose lastname
    ends with N.
    Sample output:
    Increase
    Jennifer salary is 4400 if multiply by two then he/she got a new salary of 8800
    8. Write a query that displays the salary leftpadded with 15 character long and ‘$’ as special character and
    another column salary right padded with 10 character long with ‘@’ as special character used of all
    employees in 201, 176 and 144.
    9. Write a query using SUBSTR function that returns the job_id = ‘REP’.
    Sample output:
    Job_id
    SA_REP
    SELECT JOB_ID FROM EMPLOYEESWHERE SUBSTR(JOB_ID,4)='REP';
    10. Write a query that display the lastname plus new column lastname that shows the character position of
    ‘A’ from the column lastname of all employees whose salary >=11000.
    SELECT LASTNAME term EMPLOYEES where LASTNAME like ‘A%’ and SALARY>=11000
    11. Write a query that display the rounded value of the following number using the DUAL table.
    563.396,2
    563.396,1
    563.396,-2
    563.396,-1
    SQL> SELECT ROUND(563.396,2) FROM DUAL;
    ROUND(563.396,2)
    ----------------
    563.4
    SQL> SELECT ROUND(563.396,1) FROM DUAL;
    ROUND(563.396,1)
    ----------------
    563.4
    SQL> SELECT ROUND(563.396,-2) FROM DUAL;
    ROUND(563.396,-2)
    -----------------
    600SQL> SELECT ROUND(563.396,-1) FROM DUAL;
    ROUND(563.396,-1)
    -----------------
    560
    12. Compute for the remainder of 100 to 10 and 9 to 2 using the dual table.
    SELECT REMAINDER (100,10) FROM DUAL;O/P:- 0
    SELECT REMAINDER (9,2) FROM DUAL; O/P:- -1
    13. Write a query that display the truncated value of the following number.
    563.396,2
    563.396,1
    563.396,-2
    563.396,-1
    SELECT TRUNCATE (563.396,2) FROM DUAL; O/P:- 563.3
    SELECT TRUNCATE (563.396,1) FROM DUAL; O/P:- 563.3
    SELECT TRUNCATE (563.396,1) FROM DUAL; O/P;-500
    SELECT TRUNCATE (563.396,-1) FROMDUAL; O/P- 560
    14. Write a query that will trim the letter ‘A’ from lastname of all employees whose department_id between
    60 and 90.
    SELECT TRIM(LEADING ‘A’ FROM LASTNAME)
    FROM EMPLOYEES where department_id between 60 and 90;
    15. What is DUAL Table?
    Dual table is present by default in oracle and other database which is special one-row and one-column
    table.It is suitable for selecting SYSDATE,USER etc.

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