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Exercise 1

This document provides an overview of a lab exercise on simple SQL queries. It lists learning objectives which include writing SELECT statements using clauses like WHERE and ORDER BY, and performing queries to retrieve specific rows and columns based on conditions. It then lists 15 problems as examples to practice writing SQL queries, with the correct SQL query provided below each problem statement. The problems involve selecting data from tables based on conditions on columns like salary, department, date, and using clauses like DISTINCT, BETWEEN and ORDER BY.

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Exercise 1

This document provides an overview of a lab exercise on simple SQL queries. It lists learning objectives which include writing SELECT statements using clauses like WHERE and ORDER BY, and performing queries to retrieve specific rows and columns based on conditions. It then lists 15 problems as examples to practice writing SQL queries, with the correct SQL query provided below each problem statement. The problems involve selecting data from tables based on conditions on columns like salary, department, date, and using clauses like DISTINCT, BETWEEN and ORDER BY.

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Exercise 1.

Simple SQL Queries


What You Should Be Able to Do
At the end of the lab, you should be able to:
•Code SELECT statements using four clauses
of an SQL SELECT statement.
•Use a SELECT statement to:
-Retrieve all rows of a table
-Retrieve specific columns
-Retrieve rows based on comparisons to numeric or
alphanumeric data
-Retrieve rows based on specific columns containing NULL
values
•Code SELECT statements using keywords
BETWEEN, IN, LIKE and DISTINCT
•Produce a result table whose rows are sorted
in a desired sequence
Introduction
See the data model at the start of this exercise
guide to get the column names and descriptions for each table.
Required Materials
•Student handout
•SQL Reference
Problem List
Problem 1
List employee number, last name, date of birth, and salary for all
employees who make more than $30,000 a year. Sequence the results in
descending order by salary.
Problem 2
List last name, first name, and the department number for all employees.
The listing should be ordered by descending department numbers. Within the
same department, the last names should be sorted in descending order.
Problem 3
List the different education levels in the company in descending order.
List only one occurrence of duplicate result rows.
Problem 4
List employees, by employee number, and their assigned projects, by
project number. Display only those employees with an employee number less
than or equal to 100. List only one occurrence of duplicate rows. Sort the result
rows by employee number.
(Use the EMP_ACT table.)
Problem 5
List last name, salary, and bonus of all male employees.
Problem 6
List last name, salary, and commission for all employees with a salary
greater than $20,000 and hired after 1979.
Problem 7
List last name, salary, bonus, and commission for all employees with a
salary greater than $22,000 and a bonus of $400, or for all employees with a
bonus of $500 and a commission lower than $1,900. The list should be ordered
by last name.
Problem 8
Problem 9
Using the EMP_ACT table, for all projects that have a project number
beginning with AD and have activities 10, 80, and 180 associated with them, list
the following:
•Project number
•Activity number
•Starting date for activity
•Ending date for activity
Order the list by activity number within project number.
Problem 10
List manager number and department number for all departments to
which a manager has been assigned.
The list should be ordered by manager number.
Problem 11
List employee number, last name, salary, and bonus for all employees
that have a bonus ranging from $800 to $1,000.
Sort the report by employee number within bonus, lowest bonus first.
Problem 12
List employee number, last name, salary, and department number for all
employees in departments A00 through C01 (inclusive).
Order the results alphabetically by last name and employee number.
Problem 13
List all projects that have SUPPORT as part of the project name. Order the
results by project number.
Problem 14
List all departments that have a 1 as the middle character in the
department number.
Order the results by department number.
Problem 15
List the last name, first name, middle initial, and salary of the five highest
paid non-manager, non-president employees.
Order the results by highest salary first.
END OF LAB
Problem 1
SELECT EMPNO, LASTNAME, BIRTHDATE, SALARY
FROM EMPLOYEE
WHERE SALARY > 30000
ORDER BY SALARY DESC
Problem 2
SELECT LASTNAME, FIRSTNME, WORKDEPT
FROM EMPLOYEE
ORDER BY WORKDEPT DESC, LASTNAME DESC
Problem 3
SELECT DISTINCT EDLEVEL
FROM EMPLOYEE
ORDER BY EDLEVEL DESC
Problem 4
SELECT DISTINCT EMPNO, PROJNO
FROM EMP_ACT
WHERE EMPNO <= '000100'
ORDER BY EMPNO
Problem 5
SELECT LASTNAME, SALARY, BONUS
FROM EMPLOYEE
WHERE SEX = 'M'
Problem 6
SELECT LASTNAME, SALARY, COMM
FROM EMPLOYEE
WHERE HIREDATE >= '1980-01-01'
AND SALARY > 20000
Problem 7
SELECT LASTNAME, SALARY, BONUS, COMM
FROM EMPLOYEE
WHERE SALARY > 22000 AND BONUS = 400
OR BONUS = 500 AND COMM < 1900
ORDER BY LASTNAME

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