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    This document provides SQL code examples for creating tables, inserting data, creating views, and stored procedures related to employee and department data for payroll calculation. It includes queries to: 1. Create employee and department tables 2. Insert sample data into the tables 3. Create a view joining employee and department data 4. Display employee names where salary exceeds the average from another table 5. Change the query delimiter 6. Create a stored procedure to retrieve employees above a salary threshold 7. Execute the stored procedure 8. Create a stored procedure to sort and limit results by descending salary

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    This document provides SQL code examples for creating tables, inserting data, creating views, and stored procedures related to employee and department data for payroll calculation. It includes queries to: 1. Create employee and department tables 2. Insert sample data into the tables 3. Create a view joining employee and department data 4. Display employee names where salary exceeds the average from another table 5. Change the query delimiter 6. Create a stored procedure to retrieve employees above a salary threshold 7. Execute the stored procedure 8. Create a stored procedure to sort and limit results by descending salary

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    SQL Training

    Lesson-End Project Solution


    Payroll Calculation

    1. Write a query to create the employee and department tables

    SQL code: Employee table


    CREATE TABLE lep_7.employee (
    emp_id int NOT NULL,
    f_name varchar(45) NULL,
    l_name varchar(45) NOT NULL,
    job_id varchar(45) NOT NULL,
    salary decimal(8,2) NOT NULL,
    manager_id int NOT NULL,
    dept_id varchar(45) NOT NULL,
    PRIMARY KEY(emp_id));

    SQL code: Department table


    CREATE TABLE lep_7.department (
    dept_id int NOT NULL,
    dept_name varchar(45) NOT NULL,
    location varchar(45) NULL,
    manager_id varchar(45) NULL,
    PRIMARY KEY(dept_id));

    2. Write a query to insert values into the employee and department tables

    SQL code: Employee table


    INSERT INSERT INTO lep_7. employee
    (emp_id,f_name,l_name,job_id,salary,manager_id,dept_id) VALUES
    ('103','krishna','gee','HP125','500000','05','44')
    SQL code: Department table
    INSERT INTO lep_7. department (dept_id,dept_name,location,manager_id) VALUES
    ('24','production','india','2');

    3. Write a query to create a view of the employee and department tables

    SQL code:
    CREATE VIEW emp AS SELECT f_name,l_name,salary ,dept_name,location,emp_id
    FROM lep_7.employee,lep_7.department WHERE l_name = 'jain';

    4. Write a query to display the first and last names of every employee in the employee
    table whose salary is greater than the average salary of the employees listed in the
    SQL basics table

    SQL code:
    SELECT e.f_name,e.l_name
    FROM lep_7.employee e,sqlbasics.emp s
    WHERE e.salary > s.salary;

    Output:
    5. Write a query to change the delimiter to //

    SQL code:
    delimiter //

    6. Write a query to create a stored procedure in the employee table for every
    employee whose salary is greater than or equal to 250,000

    SQL code:
    use lep_7;
    SELECT * from employee;
    delimiter &&
    CREATE PROCEDURE top_salarys()
    BEGIN
    SELECT job_id,f_name,salary
    FROM employee where salary>=250000;
    END &&
    delimiter ;;
    7. Write a query to execute the stored procedure

    SQL code:
    call top_salarys();

    Output:

    8. Write a query to create and execute a stored procedure with one parameter using
    the order by function in descending order of the salary earned

    SQL code:
    delimiter //
    CREATE PROCEDURE sort_salarys(IN var INT)
    BEGIN
    SELECT job_id,f_name,salary
    FROM employee ORDER BY salary DESC LIMIT var;
    end //
    delimiter ;

    call sort_salarys(3);

    Output:

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