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Select Top - LVL SUM SAL From Select Connect - by - Root MNGR As Top - LVL SAL From Emp Connect by Prior Emp MNGR Group by Top - LVL

This SQL query uses a hierarchical query to first identify the top-level managers in a table with employee, manager, and salary columns. It then uses a subquery to retrieve the salaries of all employees connected to each top-level manager. Finally, it sums the salaries and groups the results by each unique top-level manager to calculate the aggregate salary for all employees reporting up to each top-level manager.

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Select Top - LVL SUM SAL From Select Connect - by - Root MNGR As Top - LVL SAL From Emp Connect by Prior Emp MNGR Group by Top - LVL

This SQL query uses a hierarchical query to first identify the top-level managers in a table with employee, manager, and salary columns. It then uses a subquery to retrieve the salaries of all employees connected to each top-level manager. Finally, it sums the salaries and groups the results by each unique top-level manager to calculate the aggregate salary for all employees reporting up to each top-level manager.

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Q) I have table with columns (Employee, Manager, Salary).

Need to calculate
aggregate salary for all employees corresponding to top-level managers in one
SQL.
ANS) SELECT TOP_LVL, SUM(SAL) FROM (SELECT CONNECT_BY_ROOT MNGR AS TOP_LVL, SAL
FROM EMP CONNECT BY PRIOR EMP = MNGR) GROUP BY TOP_LVL

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