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SQL statement to select all employees with an Fname starting with "j":
SELECT * FROM employee
WHERE Fname LIKE ‘j%’;
2. SQL statement to select all employees with an Lname ending with "g":
SELECT * FROM employee
WHERE Lname LIKE ‘%g’;
3. SQL statement to select all employees with an Address that have "as" in any position:
SELECT * FROM employee
WHERE Address LIKE ‘%as%’;
4. SQL statement to select all employees with an Address that have "e" in the second position:
SELECT * FROM employee
WHERE Address LIKE ‘_e%’;
5. SQL statement to select all employees with an Fname that starts with "b" and are at least 3
characters in length:
SELECT * FROM employee
WHERE Fname LIKE ‘b_ _ _%’;
6. SQL statement to select all employees with an Fname that starts with "b" and ends with "e":
SELECT * FROM employee
WHERE Fname LIKE ‘b%e’;
7. SQL statement to select all employees with an Address that does NOT start with "f":
SELECT * FROM employee
WHERE Address NOT LIKE ‘f%’;
8. SQL statement to select all employees with an Fname starting with "e":
SELECT * FROM employee
WHERE Fname LIKE ‘e%’;
9. SQL statement to select all employees with an Lname ending with "c":
SELECT * FROM employee
WHERE Lname LIKE ‘%c’;
10. SQL statement to select all employees with an Address that have "if" in any position:
SELECT * FROM employee
WHERE Address LIKE ‘%if%’;
11. SQL statement to select all employees with an Address that have "t" in the second position:
SELECT * FROM employee
WHERE Address LIKE ‘_t%’;
12. SQL statement to select all employees with an Fname that starts with "c" and are at least 3
characters in length:
SELECT * FROM employee
WHERE Fname LIKE ‘c_ _ _%’;
13. SQL statement to select all employees with an Fname that starts with "w" and ends with "e":
SELECT * FROM employee
WHERE Fname LIKE ‘w%e’;
14. SQL statement to select all employees with an Address that does NOT start with "k":
SELECT * FROM employee
WHERE Address NOT LIKE ‘k%’;
15. SQL statement to display distinct values of SSN of all male employees.
SELECT DISTINCT (Ssn) FROM employee
WHERE Sex = ‘M’;
16. SQL statement to display distinct values of SSN of all female employees.
SELECT DISTINCT (Ssn) FROM employee
WHERE Sex = ‘F’;
17. SQL statement to display distinct values of SSN of all employees.
SELECT DISTINCT (Ssn) FROM employee;
18. SQL statement to display the total salary of all employees.
SELECT SUM (Salary)
FROM employee;
19. SQL statement to count all employees.
SELECT COUNT (Ssn)
FROM employee:
20. SQL statement to count all female and male employees.
SELECT COUNT (Sex) FROM Employee WHERE Sex = ‘F’ and Sex = ‘M’;

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