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DBMS Assignment 26.02.2021

The document provides details of employee and department tables and asks 43 queries to be executed on them. Some of the queries ask to select, filter and calculate values from the tables. Other queries demonstrate the use of various SQL functions like aggregation, string, date and numeric functions. The last few queries involve joins between the tables and creation of new tables.

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DBMS Assignment 26.02.2021

The document provides details of employee and department tables and asks 43 queries to be executed on them. Some of the queries ask to select, filter and calculate values from the tables. Other queries demonstrate the use of various SQL functions like aggregation, string, date and numeric functions. The last few queries involve joins between the tables and creation of new tables.

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DBMS : Assignment – 26.02.

2021
Consider the following employee table and execute the queries based on it

EMPID F_NAME L_NAME JOB_TYPE SALARY COMMI D_NAME MANA DOJ


SION GER_ID
1 arun khan manager 90000 production 04-jan-1998
2 barun kumar manager 80000 marketing 09-feb-1998
3 chitra kapoor engineer 60000 production 1 08-jan-1998
4 dheeraj mishra manager 75000 sales 4 27-dec-2001
5 emma dutt engineer 55000 production 1 20-mar-2002
6 floki dutt accountant 70000 accounts 16-jul-2000
7 dheeraj kumar clerk 40000 accounts 6 01-jul-2016
8 soul sood engineer 60000 rnd 06-sep-2014
9 mou bhat clerk 30000 sales 4 08-mar-2018
10 sunny deol salesman 20000 10000 marketing 2 31-mar-2001
11 bobby deol engineer 35000 rnd 8 17-oct-2017
12 aamir khan salesman 15000 5000 marketing 2 11-jan-2013

Consider the Department table to answer the queries

D_NAME D_LOC HOD_id


Sales Kol 4
Accounts Delhi 6
Production Kol 1
Marketing Kol 2
R&D Marketing 8

1. Show the values of departmental table.


2. Select the department names and their locations.
3. Show the employees f_name ,l_name , salary and the salary after 1000rs. Bonus.
4. Show the employees annual salary with a 1000rs. Yearly bonus and the annual salary with a
100rs. Monthly bonus.
5. Show f_name as NAME and annual salary as ANNSAL from the employee table.
6. Show the l_name as LasT AND 100rs. Incremented salary as NewSal.
7. Show the emp_id, f_name, l_name, job_type of the employee getting highest salary.
8. Show the emp_id, f_name, l_name, job_type of the employee getting minimum salary.
9. Show the average salary of employees in the employee table.
10. Show f_name, l_name and job_type as employees.
11. Show employee details in the following fashion
Employee details

Arun is a manager
12. Show the monthly salary details in the following fashion
Monthly Salary Details
Arun’s monthly salary is Rs. 90000

13. Show the different department names from department table


14. Show the employee names who works in ‘Sales’
15. Show the employee names who gets salary of more than 50000 per month
16. Show the details of the employee whose manager id is not 1
17. Show the employee details whose salary ranges between 40000 and 70000
18. Show the details of the employees who works under the manager having id 1, 6 and 8
19. Select the f_name and salary of those employees whose last name starts with ‘K’
20. Select the f_name and salary of those employees whose last name starts with ‘K’ and ends with
‘R’
21. Show the details of those employees where 3rd letter of l_name is ‘o’
22. Select the details of those employees who works as an engineer with monthly salary more than
50000
23. Select the employees whose department is ‘Production’ or monthly salary is more than 60000
per month.
24. Show the use of upper and lower function.
25. Show the use of concat, instr and length function
26. Show the use of the following functions on numeric values:
a. Sqrt()
b. Power()
c. Ceil()
d. Substr()
e. Max()
f. min()
g. Round()
h. avg()
i. count()
j. Exp()
k. mod()
27. Solve the following queries
l. Find the ceiling and floor value of 14.887.
m. Find out the round-off 17.49989.
n. Calculate 87.
28. Show the current date
29. Find the total experience of the employees in weeks who works in Sales department
30. Display the use of the following functions on date
a. Months_between
b. Add_months
c. Next_day
d. Last_day
e. Round
f. Trunc
g. To_char
31. Show the employee details with a revised salary. The salary is incremented in the following way:
h. 10% for sales department
i. 20% for marketing department
j. No increment for others
32. Determine the tax for each employee in production department based on the monthly salary.
The tax rate are as per the following data:

Monthly Salary Range Rate


0 – 19,999 0%
20,000 – 39,999 9%
40,000 – 59,999 20%
60,000 – 79,999 30%
80,000 or more 45%

33. Find the Cartesian product between Employee and Department table.
34. Show the employee names and the respective department location.
35. Give an example of the following joins considering employee and department tables.
k. Natural join
l. Inner join
m. Left outer join
n. Right outer join
o. Full outer join
36. Find the Cartesian product between Employee and Department table.
37. Show the employee names and the respective department location.
38. Find the employee name and date of joining who are working in Delhi
39. Create a table ‘Emp_Address’ for storing the permanent address of the employees and insert
the following values:
40. Display the name of employees, department location and the city name the employee belongs
to, from the Employee, Department and Emp_Address tables.
41. Find the name of each department’s manager.
42. Create ‘Job_Grades’ table and insert the following values:

43. Display the employee names with their respective job grades and salary.

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