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    Mysql Lab Exam

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    The document provides 10 SQL queries with explanations and example outputs. The queries perform operations like filtering suppliers by criteria, selecting manager details, concatenating and formatting customer names, extracting characters from fields, finding customers without products, and joining tables to return data from multiple tables.

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    The document provides 10 SQL queries with explanations and example outputs. The queries perform operations like filtering suppliers by criteria, selecting manager details, concatenating and formatting customer names, extracting characters from fields, finding customers without products, and joining tables to return data from multiple tables.

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    The document provides 10 SQL queries with explanations and example outputs. The queries perform operations like filtering suppliers by criteria, selecting manager details, concatenating and formatting customer names, extracting characters from fields, finding customers without products, and joining tables to return data from multiple tables.

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    Mysql Lab Exam

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    The document provides 10 SQL queries with explanations and example outputs. The queries perform operations like filtering suppliers by criteria, selecting manager details, concatenating and formatting customer names, extracting characters from fields, finding customers without products, and joining tables to return data from multiple tables.

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    -- Q1- Display details of the suppliers where commission percentage

    -- is null and salary in the range 500000 to 650000 and gender is male.
    where commission is null and
    salary between (500000 and 650000) and
    gender = 'male';

    D/03 S/03 Michael David male 527000

    -- Q2- Write a query to Display manager who born after 17th June 1992.
    select * from manager where DOB>'1992-06-17';

    M/03 Yassin Mpare male 1998-06-16 3300000


    M/05 James Kanyala male 1993-01-11 4300000

    -- Q3- Write a query to print customers full name (concating FNAME


    and LNAME column) in lowercase format. (e.g jacob denis)

    select lower(concat(fname, " ", lname )) as name from customer;

    jacob denis
    lameck goffrey
    frank desdery
    john justin
    vicent victor

    -- Q4- Write a query to Get the first 4 characters of “LNAME”


    column from supplier table.

    select left(lname,4) from supplier;

    Jose
    Will
    Davi
    Halt
    Stev

    -- Q5- Write a query to Display the FNAME for Manager where


    FNAME contain character 'e' after 2nd position.
    select fname from manager where fname like '__e%';

    Steven

    -- Q6- Write a query to Display suppliers where the first name or


    last name contain 3rd letter 'v'.

    select * from supplier


    where fname like '__v%' or lname like '__v%';

    D/01 S/01 David Joseph male 700000 23000


    D/03 S/03 Michael David male 527000

    -- Q7- Write a query to Find all customers which doesn't have any
    product. (use sub-query)
    select * from customer where customerid not in (select distinct customerid from
    product);

    5 Vicent Victor Bayport Financila

    -- Q8- Write a query that gives manager firstname, customers firstname,


    product name and supplier firstname for each product along with the
    product code.(use join)

    select c.fname, m.fname,p.product_name,s.fname,p.pcode from product p


    left join department d using (deptno)
    left join manager m using (manid)
    left join supplier s using (supid)
    left join customer c using (customerid);

    c.fname m.fname p.product_name s.fname p.pcode


    Jacob Steven Computer David 101
    Jacob Steven Laptop David 102
    Lameck Cecilia Toilet Paper Bruce 103
    Frank Yassin Stake Meat Michael 104
    John Glady Poutly Meat Michael 105
    Lameck Glady Computer David 106

    -- Q9- Write an SQL query to determine the 3rd highest salary of


    manager without using TOP or limit method.

    select max(salary) from manager where salary < (select max(salary) from manager
    where salary not in (select max(salary) from manager));

    4100000

    -- Q10- Display all the PCODE(Product Code) which have more Price than
    all the Computer Product_Name.(use Joins)

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