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Oracle SQL Excercise 5 - Formatting Output

The document provides 10 SQL statements to query and summarize data from sample tables. The statements include: 1) Displaying salesman data with commission as a percentage. 2) Counting the number of orders per day and formatting the output. 3) Arranging orders by order number. 4) Arranging orders by order date with latest first. 5) Arranging orders by date and purchase amount. 6) Arranging customer data by customer ID.

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Oracle SQL Excercise 5 - Formatting Output

The document provides 10 SQL statements to query and summarize data from sample tables. The statements include: 1) Displaying salesman data with commission as a percentage. 2) Counting the number of orders per day and formatting the output. 3) Arranging orders by order number. 4) Arranging orders by order date with latest first. 5) Arranging orders by date and purchase amount. 6) Arranging customer data by customer ID.

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1.

Write a SQL statement to display the commission with the


percent sign ( % ) with salesman ID, name and city columns for
all the salesmen.
Sample table : salesman
SELECT salesman_id,name,city,commission,’%’, FROM salesman;

2. Write a SQL statement to find out the number of orders


booked for each day and display it in such a format like "For
2001-10-10 there are 15 orders".
Sample table : orders
SELECT ‘For ‘||ord_date as order_date, COUNT(DISTINCT ord_date)||’ orers’ as orders
FROM orders GROUP BY ord_date;

3. Write a query to display the orders according to the order


number arranged by ascending order.
Sample table : orders
SELECT * FROM orders ORDER BY ord_no;

4.Write a SQL statement to arrange the orders according to the


order date in such a manner that the latest date will come first
then previous dates.
Sample table : orders
SELECT * FROM orders ORDER BY ord_date desc;

5. Write a SQL statement to display the orders with all


information in such a manner that, the older order date will come
first and the highest purchase amount of same day will come
first.
Sample table : orders
SELECT * FROM orders ORDER BY ord_date ,purch_amt desc;

6. Write a SQL statement to display the customer name, city and


grade, etc. and the display will be arranged according to the
smallest customer ID.
Sample table : customer
SELECT name,city,grade FROM customer ORDER BY customer_id;
7. Write a SQL statement to make a report with salesman ID,
order date and highest purchase amount in such an arrangement
that, the smallest salesman ID will come first along with their
smallest order date.
Sample table : orders
SELECT salesman_id,ord_date,max(purch_amt) FROM orders GROUP BY
salesman_id,ord_date ORDER BY salesman_id,ord_date;

8. Write a SQL statement to display customer name, city and


grade in such a manner that, the customer holding highest grade
will comes first.
Sample table : customer
SELECT cust_name,city,grade FROM customer ORDER BY grade
desc;

9. Write a SQL statement make a report with customer ID in


such a manner that, the largest number of orders booked by the
customer will comes first along with their highest purchase
amount.
Sample table : orders
SELECT customer_id, count(distinct ord_no), max(purch_amt)
from orders group by customer_id ORDER BY count(distinct
ord_no) desc;

10. Write a SQL statement to make a report with order date in


such a manner that, the latest order date will comes first along
with the total purchase amount and total commission (15% for all
salesmen) for that date.
Sample table : orders
SELECT ord_date , SUM(purch_amt),SUM(purch_amt)*0.15 as commission FROM orders

GROUP BY ord_date ORDER BY ord_date;

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