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Display the employee id and the last name of every employee in the company whose salary is between

5000 to 10000. Display the output in a single column with the format 100 : King Label the column as
Employee

Select one:

a.

SELECT CONCAT(CONCAT(employee_id, ‘:’), last_name) AS Employee, salary FROM employees WHERE


salary >= 5000 AND salary <= 10000

b.

SELECT CONCAT(CONCAT(employee_id, ‘:’), last_name) AS Employee FROM employees WHERE salary >=
5000 AND salary <= 10000

c.

SELECT CONCAT(employee_id,last_name) AS Employee FROM employees WHERE salary >5000 AND


10000

d.

SELECT CONCAT(employee_id, ‘:’, last_name) AS Employee, salary FROM employees WHERE salary
BETWEEN 5000 TO 10000

Display part number description and warehouse number whose part number starts with letter K.

Select one:

a.

SELECT partnum, description, warehouse FROM parts WHERE partnum LIKE ‘K%’;

b.

SELECT * FROM parts WHERE partnum LIKE ‘K%’;

c.
SELECT partnumber, description, warehouse FROM parts WHERE partnum = LIKE ‘K%’;

d.

SELECT partnum, description, warehouse FROM parts WHERE partnum = LIKE ‘K%’;

e.

SELECT partnum, description, warehouse FROM parts WHERE partnum LIKE ‘*K*’;

f.

SELECT * FROM parts WHERE partnum LIKE ‘K_’;

g.

SELECT partnumber, description, warehouse FROM parts WHERE partnum LIKE ‘K*’;

Display the first 5 letter in the surname of all the employees whose firstname starts with letter ‘D’

Select one:

a.

SELECT SUBSTR(surname,1,5), first_name FROM employees WHERE first_name = ‘D’

b.

SELECT SUBSTR(last_name,1,5), first_name FROM employees WHERE SUBSTR(first_name,1,1) = ‘D’

c.

SELECT SUBSTR(last_name,1,5), first_name FROM employees WHERE first_name IN ‘D’

d.

SELECT SUBSTR(surname,1,5), first_name FROM employees WHERE SUBSTR(first_name,1,1) IN ‘D’


e.

SELECT SUBSTR(last_name,1,5), first_name FROM employees WHERE

Display all the employee’s id and salary whose annual salary is from 100,000 to 200,000. Arrange the
output by salary in descending order.

Select one:

a.

SELECT employee_id, salary FROM employees WHERE salary *12 >= 100000 AND salary *12 <= 200000
ORDER BY salary desc

b.

SELECT employee_id, salary, salary *12 FROM employees WHERE 12* salary = 100000 AND 12 *salary =
200000 ORDER BY salary

c.

SELECT employee_id, salary FROM employees WHERE salary >= 100000 AND salary <= 200000 ORDER BY
salary

d.

SELECT employee_id, salary FROM employees WHERE salary *12 >= 100000 AND salary *12 <= 200000
ORDER BY salary

Display employee’s name and id whose firstname starts with letter D and job id is SA_REP. Sort the
output by department.

Select one:

a.

SELECT employees FROM employee_id, first_name, last_name WHERE first_name LIKE ‘D%’ and job_id =
‘IT_PROG’ ORDER BY department_id
b.

SELECT employee_id, first_name, last_name FROM employees WHERE job_id = ‘IT_PROG’ OR first_name
LIKE ‘D%’ and ORDER BY department_id

c.

SELECT employee_id, first_name, last_name FROM employees WHERE first_name LIKE ‘D%’ and job_id =
‘IT_PROG’ ORDER BY department_id

d.

SELECT employee_id, first_name, last_name FROM employees ORDER BY department_id WHERE


first_name LIKE ‘D%’ and job_id = ‘IT_PROG’

e.

‘IT_PROG’ OR first_name LIKE ‘D%’ and ORDER BY department_id

Which of the following SELECT statement is the correct report that will rename the column DESCRIPTION
to TITLE, PARTNUM to ID and ONHAND to STOCK?

Select one:

a.

SELECT DESCRIPTION NEW AS TITLE, PARTNUM NEW AS ID, ONHAND NEW AS STOCK FROM PARTS;

b.

SELECT DESCRIPTION AS ‘TITLE’, PARTNUM AS ‘ID’, ONHAND AS ‘STOCK’ FROM PARTS;

c.

SELECT DESCRIPTION AS TITLE, PARTNUM AS ID, ONHAND AS STOCK FROM PART;

d.
SELECT DESCRIPTION RENAME AS TITLE, PARTNUM RENAME AS ID, ONHAND RENAME AS STOCK FROM
PARTS;

Which of the following is the correct report that will display the CLASS from table PARTS.

Select one:

a.

SELECT * CLASS FROM PARTS;

b.

SELECT CLASS FROM PARTS;

c.

SELECT CLASS AS CLASS FROM PARTS;

d.

SELECT ‘CLASS’ FROM PARTS;

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