Write a Oracle SQL command to display the employee name, job and annual salary for all employees

select FIRST_NAME, LAST_NAME, SALARY*12, JOB_ID from employees;

select FIRST_NAME, LAST_NAME, SALARY*12 “ANNUAL SALARY”, JOB_ID from employees;

Write a Oracle SQL query to get the total number of employees working in the company.

select count(EMPLOYEE_ID) from employees;

select count(EMPLOYEE_ID) "TOTAL EMPLOYEE" from employees;

Write a Oracle SQL query to get the total salary being paid to all employees.

select sum(SALARY) "TOTAL MONTHLY SALARY" FROM EMPLOYEES;

Write a Oracle SQL query to get the maximum and minimum salary from the employees table.

select max(SALARY) "Maximum salary", min(SALARY) "Minimum salary" from employees;

Write a Oracle SQL query to display the name of the employees in order to earning from lowest salary to
highest.

select FIRST_NAME, SALARY from employees order by SALARY DESC;

Write a Oracle SQL query to display the name of the employees in order to alphabetically ascending order.

select FIRST_NAME, LAST_NAME from employees order by FIRST_NAME;

Write a Oracle SQL query to display the name and their annual salary. The result should contain those
employees first who earning the highest salary.

SELECT FIRST_NAME, LAST_NAME, SALARY*12 AS ANNUAL SALARY FROM EMPLOYEES ORDER BY ANNUAL
SALARY DESC;

Write a Oracle SQL query to display department id and total number of employees working in each
department.

select DEPARTMENT_ID, COUNT(EMPLOYEE_ID) FROM employees group by DEPARTMENT_ID;

...to disply only those departments where more than 5 employees are working

select DEPARTMENT_ID, COUNT(EMPLOYEE_ID) FROM employees group by DEPARTMENT_ID having

COUNT(EMPLOYEE_ID)>5;

Write a Oracle SQL query to display the designation (job id) and total number of employees working in each
designation.

SELECT JOB_ID, COUNT(EMPLOYEE_ID) FROM employees group by JOB_ID;

Write a query to list the name of all the employees who are working in department number 20.

select FIRST_NAME, LAST_NAME FROM employees where DEPARTMENT_ID=20;

Write a query to list the employees name and total salary of a year and yearly salary is more than $10000.

Write a query to list the employees name and salary whose daily salary is more than $100.

SELECT FIRST_NAME, SALARY FROM employees WHERE SALARY/30 > 100;

Write a query to list the name of all the employees who are not working in department number 20.

select first_name, last_name from employees where not department_id=20;

Write a query to list the name of all the employees who are working as account manager and drawing a
salary more than $5000.

SELECT FIRST_NAME FROM employees where SALARY > 5000 AND JOB_ID = 'FI_ACCOUNT';

Write a query to list the names of all the employees who are working as accountant in finance section and
drawing a salary less than $20000.

SELECT FIRST_NAME, LAST_NAME FROM employees where SALARY < 20000 AND JOB_ID='FI_ACCOUNT';

Write a query to list the name of all the employees who are working as accountant in finance section and
drawing a salary is greater than equal to $5000 and less than equal to $20000.

SELECT FIRST_NAME, LAST_NAME FROM employees where JOB_ID='FI_ACCOUNT' AND SALARY BETWEEN
5000 AND 20000;

Write a query to list the names, salary of all the employees who are working with a commission package

select FIRST_NAME, SALARY FROM employees where COMMISSION_PCT <> 0;

Write a query to list the name, salary of all the employees where employee first name belongs in a specified
list (“Peter”, “Smith”)

SELECT FIRST_NAME, SALARY FROM employees WHERE FIRST_NAME IN ('Peter','Smith');

Write a query to list the first name, last name, Job id of all the employees except "PRESIDENT" & "MGR" in
asc order of Salaries.

select first_name, last_name, job_id from employees where not job_id like ‘%MGR’ and not job_id like
‘%PRESIDENT’ order by salary;

Write a query to list the names (first and last) of those employees whose name starts with A

SELECT FIRST_NAME FROM employees where FIRST_NAME LIKE 'A%';

Write a query to list the names (first and last) of those employees whose name have second alphabet 's' in
their names.

select FIRST_NAME, LAST_NAME FROM employees where FIRST_NAME LIKE '_s%';

Write a query to list the names (first and last) of those employees whose first name has only five characters.

select FIRST_NAME, LAST_NAME FROM employees where LENGTH(FIRST_NAME)=5;

Write a query to list the names (first and last) of those employees whose first name has only five characters
and starts with 'A'.

select first_name, last_name from employees where length(first_name) = 5 and first_name like ‘A%’;

Write a query to list first_name, last_name of employees with the pattern 'l_x' in their first name.

SELECT FIRST_NAME FROM employees where FIRST_NAME LIKE '%l_x%';

Write a query to list the name (first and last name), hire date of all the employees who joined before or after
2005.

select FIRST_NAME, LAST_NAME FROM employees where TO_CHAR(HIRE_DATE,'YYYY')<> '2005';

Write a query to list the names (first and last), hire date of those employees who joined in the month of
which second character is 'u'.

SELECT first_name, last_name, hire_date FROM employees

WHERE to_char(hire_date, 'month') LIKE '_u%';

To create table salesman

create table salesman(s_id number(4) not null primary key, name varchar2(15), city varchar2(15), commission
number(5,2));

create table salesman(

salesman_id number(4) not null,

name varchar2(15),

city varchar2(15),

commission number(5,2),

constraint salesman_id_pk primary key(salesman_id)

);

To create table customer

create table customer(

customer_id number(4) not null,

cust_name varchar2(15),

city varchar2(15),

grade number(3),
salesman_id number(4),

constraint salesman_id_fk foreign key(salesman_id)

references salesman(salesman_id),

constraint customer_id_pk primary key(customer_id));

To create table orders

create table orders(

o_no number(5),

p_amt number(8,2),

o_date date,

customer_id number(4),

salesman_id number(4),

constraint salesman_id_fk1 foreign key(salesman_id) references salesman(salesman_id),

constraint customer_id_fk foreign key(customer_id) references customer(customer_id),

constraint o_no_pk primary key(o_no));

TO INSERT RECORD IN ORDERS TABLE

insert all

into orders(o_no,p_amt,o_date,customer_id,salesman_id) values(70001,150.5,'05-OCT-2012',3005,5002)

into orders(o_no,p_amt,o_date,customer_id,salesman_id) values(70009,270.65,'10-SEP-2012',3001,5005)

into orders(o_no,p_amt,o_date,customer_id,salesman_id) values(70002,65.26,'05-OCT-2012',3002,5001)

into orders(o_no,p_amt,o_date,customer_id,salesman_id) values(70004,110.5,'07-AUG-2012',3009,5003)

into orders(o_no,p_amt,o_date,customer_id,salesman_id) values(70007,948.5,'10-SEP-2012',3005,5002)

into orders(o_no,p_amt,o_date,customer_id,salesman_id) values(70005,2400.6,'27-JUL-2102',3007,5001)

into orders(o_no,p_amt,o_date,customer_id,salesman_id) values(70008,5760,'10-SEP-2012',3002,5001)

into orders(o_no,p_amt,o_date,customer_id,salesman_id) values(70010,1983.43,'10-OCT-2012',3004,5006)

into orders(o_no,p_amt,o_date,customer_id,salesman_id) values(70003,2480.4,'10-OCT-2012',3009,5002)

into orders(o_no,p_amt,o_date,customer_id,salesman_id) values(70011,75.29,'17-AUG-2012',3003,5007)

into orders(o_no,p_amt,o_date,customer_id,salesman_id) values(70013,045.6,'25-APR-2012',3002,5001)

select 1 from dual;

write a SQL query to find the salespersons and customers who live in same city. Return customer name,
salesperson name and salesperson city

select cust_name, name, b.city

from customer a, salesman b

where a.salesman_id=b.salesman_id

and a.city=b.city;

write a SQL query to find all the customers along with the salesperson who works for them. Return
customer name, and salesperson name.

select cust_name, name

from customer A, salesman B

where A.salesman_id=B.salesman_id;

write a SQL query to find those sales people who generated orders for their customers but not located in the
same city. Return ord_no, cust_name, customer_id (orders table), salesman_id (orders table).

SELECT C.cust_name, O.salesman_id, O.order_no, O.customer_id

FROM customer C, salesman S, orders O

WHERE S.salesman_id = O.salesman_id

AND O.customer_id = C.customer_id

AND S.city <> C.city;

write a SQL query to find those orders made by customers

select * from orders a, customer b where a.customer_id=b.customer_id;

write a SQL query to find the salesperson and customer who belongs to same city. Return Salesman,
cust_name and city.

select c.cust_name, s.name, c.city

from customer c, salesman s

where c.city=s.city;

write a SQL query to find those orders where order amount exists between 500 and 2000. Return ord_no,
purch_amt, cust_name, city.

select o_no, p_amt, cust_name, city from customer a, orders b where a.customer_id=b.customer_id

and p_amt >=500 and p_amt <=2000;

write a SQL query to find the salesperson(s) and the customer(s) he handle. Return Customer Name, city,
Salesman, commission.

select cust_name, a.city, name, commission from customer a, salesman b where a.salesman_id=b.sa

lesman_id;

SELECT a.cust_name AS "Customer Name",

a.city, b.name AS "Salesman", b.commission

FROM customer a

INNER JOIN salesman b

ON a.salesman_id=b.salesman_id;

write a SQL query to find those salespersons who received a commission from the company more than 12%.
Return Customer Name, customer city, Salesman, commission.

select cust_name, name, b.city, commission from customer b inner join salesman a on
a.salesman_id=b.salesman_id and commission > 0.12;

write a SQL query to find all the orders issued by the salesman 'Paul Adam'. Return ord_no, purch_amt,
ord_date, customer_id and salesman_id.

select o_no, p_amt, o_date, customer_id, salesman_id from orders where salesman_id=(select salesman_id
from salesman where name=’Paul Adam’;

write a SQL query to find all the orders, which are generated by those salespeople, who live in the city of
London.Return ord_no, purch_amt, ord_date, customer_id, salesman_id.

select o_no, p_amt, o_date, customer_id, salesman_id from orders where salesman_id=(select salesman_id
from salesman where city=’London’);

write a SQL query to find the orders generated by the salespeople who may work for customers whose id is
3007. Return ord_no, purch_amt, ord_date, customer_id, salesman_id.

select o_no,p_amt,o_date, customer_id, salesman_id from orders where salesman_id=(select customer_id

from orders where customer_id=3007);

write a SQL query to find the order values greater than the average order value of 10th October 2012.
Return ord_no, purch_amt, ord_date, customer_id, salesman_id.

select o_no, p_amt,o_date, customer_id, salesman_id from orders where p_amt>(select avg(p_amt) from
orders where o_date=’10-OCT-2012’);
write a SQL query to find all the orders generated in New York city. Return ord_no, purch_amt, ord_date,
customer_id and salesman_id.

Select * from orders where salesman_id=(select salesman_id from salesman where city=’New York)

write a SQL query to find all the orders generated in New York city or Paris. Return ord_no, purch_amt,
ord_date, customer_id and salesman_id.

Select * from orders where salesman_id=(select salesman_id from salesman where city=’New York’ or
city=’Paris’);
FOE VIEW CREATION

SYNTAX-

create a view for all sales person who are living in paris

create view salesman as select * from salesman where city=’Paris’;