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The document provides SQL queries to create two tables, Employee and Dept, insert values, and count employees. The Employee table has constraints of primary key on E_id, not null on name, and check on salary less than 100,000. Values are inserted for 5 employees. The Dept table lists 4 department IDs and names. A final query counts the number of employees in the Employee table.

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Lab Test

The document provides SQL queries to create two tables, Employee and Dept, insert values, and count employees. The Employee table has constraints of primary key on E_id, not null on name, and check on salary less than 100,000. Values are inserted for 5 employees. The Dept table lists 4 department IDs and names. A final query counts the number of employees in the Employee table.

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Q3.

Write the queries for Table Creation & insertion:


Table Name: Employee
E_i E_Na Ag Salar Dept_
d me  e  y  id
1400 01
1  Ammu 61 
0
Shank 4400 04
2  34 
ar 0 
7800 03
3 Hrithik 45
0
5600 02
4 Muthu 39
0
4000 04
5  Minu 34 
0
 
Table Name: Dept
D_i D_name  
d  
01 Testing
02 Analyst  
03 Training
04 Development

Create all the above tables with constraints. 


Primary Key: E_id , D_ID
Not Null : Name
Check: Salary should not more than Rs. 100000/-
You have to provide queries on table creation, value insertion
and finally, display the entire table with values.
.
Q4. Write a query in SQL to count the number of employees in
the employee table.

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