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The document contains SQL statements to create three database tables (Salesman, Customer, OrderS), insert data into the tables, and write 12 queries on the data. The tables contain information about salesmen, customers, and orders with relationships between the tables. The queries find specific data like customers from certain cities, salesmen with more than one customer, orders above/below average amounts, and perform other analyses on the data in the tables.

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Create Database SelfExercis

The document contains SQL statements to create three database tables (Salesman, Customer, OrderS), insert data into the tables, and write 12 queries on the data. The tables contain information about salesmen, customers, and orders with relationships between the tables. The queries find specific data like customers from certain cities, salesmen with more than one customer, orders above/below average amounts, and perform other analyses on the data in the tables.

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create Database SelfExercis;

use SelfExercis;
drop database SelfExercis;

create table Salesman


(Salesmanid varchar(20) primary key,
Name varchar (30) not null,
City varchar (30) not null,
Commission char(12));

create table Customer


(Cust_id varchar(20) primary key,
Salesmanid varchar (20),
Cust_name varchar (30) not null,
City varchar (30) not null,
Grade char(15),
FOREIGN KEY(Salesmanid) REFERENCES Salesman(Salesmanid));

create table OrderS


(Order_no varchar(20) primary key,
Purch_amt int not null,
Order_date varchar (30) not null,
Cust_id varchar(20),
Salesmanid varchar (20),
FOREIGN KEY(Salesmanid) REFERENCES Salesman(Salesmanid),
FOREIGN KEY(Cust_id) REFERENCES Customer(Cust_id));

insert into Customer(Cust_id,Cust_name,City,Grade,Salesmanid)


values('101','Azanaw','Bahir Dar','Level I','001'),
('102','Mamo','AA','Level I','002'),
('103','Hirut','Mekele','Level
II','005'),
('104','Zufan','Dire
Dawar','Level II','003'),
('201','Chala','Harar','Level
III','004'),
('202','Kedir','Bahir
Dar','Level II','005'),
('203','Umer','Jijiga ','Level
III','006');

insert into Salesman(Salesmanid,Name,City,Commission)


values('001','Bekalu','Gondar','1345'),
('002','Dereje','Hawasa','1023'),
('003','Almaz','AA','970'),

('004','Fatuma','Semera','547'),
('005','Kumsa','Ambo','1678'),
('006','Dawit','Bahir
dar','598');

insert into OrderS


values('301', '32098','12-Nov-2011', '101', '001'),
('302', '55500','19-Dec-2012', '101', '004'),
('303', '72000','24-Jan-2012', '201', '003'),
('304', '98000','18-Aug-2011', '203', '002'),
('305', '125000','27-Jun-2011', '203', '005'),
('306', '9896', '10-Sep-2012', '202', '001');

select * from Customer;


select * from Salesman;
select * from OrderS;
-- 1. Find the names of all customers whose city is either Gondar or Bahir
Dar
select * from Customer where City='Bahir Dar' or City='Gondar';
--2. Write a query to find the name and numbers of all salesman who had more
than one customer
select Name, count (*) as tt from Salesman, Customer where
Salesman.Salesmanid=Customer.Salesmanid group by Name having count(Cust_id)>1;

---3. Write a query to find all orders with order amounts which are above average
amounts for their customers
select *from OrderS where Purch_amt>(select avg(Purch_amt) from OrderS);
--or
select avg(Purch_amt) from OrderS;
select *from OrderS where Purch_amt> 65415;

--4. Find the name of the customer who has the smallest purch-amt?
select min(Purch_amt) from OrderS;
-- 5. Write a syntax that displays all salesman name containing a letter “D”.
select *from Salesman where Name like '%d%';
--6. Write a syntax that displays all Salesman ID, name and City having commision >1000
and came from addis Ababa in descending order by their name
select Salesmanid,Name,City from Salesman where Commission <1000 and City='AA';

-- 7. Find the names of all customers except their city in AA and Bahir Dar
select * from Customer where City not in ('Bahir Dar', 'AA');

---8. Write a syntax to delete customer “Umer” from custtomer table

delete from Customer where Cust_name='Umer' and Salesmanid in(select *from Salesman
where Salesmanid='006');
-- delete from Customer where Salesmanid= Salesmanid (select *from Salesman
Cust_name='Umer' AND Salesmanid='006');

--9. Write a syntax that displays Salesmanall customers whose Salesman city address
is AA.
select *from Customer where Salesmanid in(select *from Salesman where City='AA');
--or
select *from Customer, Salesman where Customer.Salesmanid= Salesman.Salesmanid
and Salesman.City='AA';
--10. Write a syntax that displays all customers whose Purch_amt is between 5000 and
9000).
select *from OrderS;
select *from Customer, OrderS where Customer.Cust_id= OrderS.Cust_id and
OrderS.Purch_amt between 50000 and 90000;
--11. Write a query to display all the orders which values are greater than the
average order value for 19th December 2012

select *from OrderS where Order_date>'19-Dec-2012';


--12. Write a query to find the name and numbers of all salesman who had more
than one customer
select Salesman.Name, count (*) from Salesman, Customer where
Salesman.Salesmanid=Customer.Salesmanid group by Name having count(Cust_id)>1;

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