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Salary 4 Type Queries

The document contains SQL queries. Query 1 finds the second highest salary from the Employee table. Query 2 also finds the second highest salary. Query 3 finds employees with the second highest unique salary. Query 4 finds the second highest salary by ordering the salaries in descending order, limiting to the top 2 salaries, and then ordering and limiting the result to the highest of those 2 salaries. The last statement updates the email field of the user table by removing any '/' or '-' characters from the email.

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Salary 4 Type Queries

The document contains SQL queries. Query 1 finds the second highest salary from the Employee table. Query 2 also finds the second highest salary. Query 3 finds employees with the second highest unique salary. Query 4 finds the second highest salary by ordering the salaries in descending order, limiting to the top 2 salaries, and then ordering and limiting the result to the highest of those 2 salaries. The last statement updates the email field of the user table by removing any '/' or '-' characters from the email.

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INSERT INTO `employee` (`emp_id`, `emp_name`, `salary`, `department_id`) VALUES (NULL,

'Ram', '50000', '1'), (NULL, 'Syam', '80000', '2'), (NULL, 'Ghanshyam', '30000', '1'),

(NULL, 'Shiva', '100000', '1');

INSERT INTO `department` (`department_id`, `department_title`) VALUES (NULL, 'IT'), (NULL,

'Management ');

1) SELECT MAX(salary) FROM Employee WHERE Salary NOT IN ( SELECT


Max(Salary) FROM Employee);

2) SELECT MAX(Salary) From Employee WHERE Salary < ( SELECT Max(Salary)


FROM Employee);

3) SELECT emp_id, Salary FROM Employee e WHERE 2=(SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT


Salary) FROM Employee p WHERE e.Salary<=p.Salary)

4) SELECT Salary FROM (SELECT Salary FROM Employee ORDER BY salary DESC
LIMIT 2) AS Emp ORDER BY salary LIMIT 1;

update user

set email = replace(email,'/-','')

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