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--Practice Question for AdventureWorks2022 database

--1. Inner Join:


-- - Question: Write a query to retrieve the `BusinessEntityID`, `JobTitle`,
`FirstName`, and `LastName` of all employees by joining the
`HumanResources.Employee` and `Person.Person` tables on `BusinessEntityID`.

--2. Left Join:


-- - Question: Write a query to list all persons with their addresses, including
those who do not have an address. Use the `Person.Person` table and the
`Person.Address` table, joining on `BusinessEntityID`.

--3. Right Join:


-- - Question: Write a query to list all product reviews along with the names of
the reviewers. Include all reviews even if the reviewer’s name is not available.
Use the `Production.ProductReview` table and the `Person.Person` table, joining on
`ReviewerID`.

--4. Full Outer Join:


-- - Question: Write a query to list all employees and their associated
departments. Include employees without departments and departments without
employees. Use the `HumanResources.Employee` and `HumanResources.Department`
tables, joining on `DepartmentID`.

--5. Self Join:


-- - Question: Write a query to find all pairs of employees who share the same
manager. Use the `HumanResources.Employee` table and perform a self join on
`ManagerID`.

--6. Cross Join:


-- - Question: Write a query to list all possible combinations of product
categories and product subcategories. Use the `Production.ProductCategory` and
`Production.ProductSubcategory` tables.

--7. Natural Join:


-- - Question: Although SQL Server does not support a natural join directly,
simulate a natural join by listing all `BusinessEntityID`, `FirstName`, and
`LastName` from the `Person.Person` table and their associated email addresses from
the `Person.EmailAddress` table.

--8. Join with Aggregates:


-- - Question: Write a query to find the total sales amount for each sales
person. Use the `Sales.SalesOrderHeader` and `Sales.SalesPerson` tables, joining on
`SalesPersonID`.

--9. Join with Multiple Tables:


-- - Question: Write a query to retrieve the `ProductID`, `Name`, `SalesOrderID`,
and `OrderDate` for all sales orders. Use the `Sales.SalesOrderDetail`,
`Production.Product`, and `Sales.SalesOrderHeader` tables, joining on `ProductID`
and `SalesOrderID`.

--10. Join with Subquery:


-- - Question: Write a query to find the names of employees who have placed an
order. Use a subquery to find the `EmployeeID` from the `Sales.SalesOrderHeader`
table and join it with the `HumanResources.Employee` and `Person.Person` tables to
get the `FirstName` and `LastName`.

-- Set Operators Questions


--1. UNION:
-- - Question: Write a query to list all `BusinessEntityID` values that appear in
either the `Person.Person` table or the `Sales.Customer` table, or both.

--2. UNION ALL:


-- - Question: Write a query to list all `BusinessEntityID` values, including
duplicates, from both the `Person.Person` table and the `Sales.Customer` table.

--3. INTERSECT:
-- - Question: Write a query to find all `BusinessEntityID` values that are
present in both the `Person.Person` table and the `Sales.Customer` table.

--4. EXCEPT:
-- - Question: Write a query to find all `BusinessEntityID` values that are
present in the `Person.Person` table but not in the `Sales.Customer` table.

--5. UNION with additional columns:


-- - Question: Write a query to list all `FirstName` and `LastName` combinations
from both the `Person.Person` table and the `HumanResources.Employee` table. Ensure
there are no duplicates.

--6. UNION ALL with filtering:


-- - Question: Write a query to list all `EmailAddress` values from the
`Person.EmailAddress` table and `Sales.SalesPersonEmailAddress` table, including
duplicates.

--7. INTERSECT with condition:


-- - Question: Write a query to find all `ProductID` values that are in both the
`Sales.SalesOrderDetail` table and the `Production.Product` table and have a
`ProductID` less than 1000.

--8. EXCEPT with condition:


-- - Question: Write a query to find all `SalesOrderID` values in the
`Sales.SalesOrderHeader` table that are not in the `Sales.SalesOrderDetail` table
and where the `OrderDate` is in the year 2022.

--9. Complex UNION:


-- - Question: Write a query to combine the `Name` from `Production.Product` and
`Production.ProductSubcategory` tables. Ensure that the combined list is unique.

--10. Complex EXCEPT:


-- - Question: Write a query to list all `EmployeeID` values from the
`HumanResources.Employee` table that do not appear in the `Sales.SalesOrderHeader`
table, ensuring that the list only includes active employees.

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