1) Find the names of employees who work for First Bank Coorporation.

SQL> SELECT * FROM

2 EMPLOYEE e, WORKS w where e.emp_name = w.emp_name and w.comp_name = 'FBC';

| emp_name | street | city | comp_name | salary |

|----------|----------------|------------|-----------|--------|
| Rajesh | Sharma colony | Pune | FBC | 95000 |
| Jack | Bernard road | Sydney | FBC | 230000 |

2) Find the names and cities of residence of all employees who work for First Bank
Coorporation.

SQL> SELECT emp_name, city FROM employee

2 WHERE employee_name=(SELECT emp_name FROM works WHERE comp_name='FBC')

| emp_name | city |
|----------|-----------|
| Rajesh | Pune |
| Jack | Sydney |

3) Find the names, street addresses, and cities of residence of all employees who
work for First Bank Coorporation and earn more than $10000.

SQL> SELECT employee_name, street, city FROM employee

2 WHERE employee_name=(SELECT emp_name FROM works WHERE comp_name='FBC' AND salary
> 10000)

| employee_name | street | city |

|---------------|---------------|------------|
| Jack | Bernard road | Sydney |

4) Find all employees in the database who lives in the same cities as tha companies
for which they work.

SQL> SELECT e.emp_name, e.street, e.city FROM EMPLOYEE e

2 INNER JOIN WORKS w ON e.EMP_NAME = w.EMP_NAME
3 INNER JOIN COMPANY c ON c.COMP_NAME = w.COMP_NAME
4 WHERE e.CITY = c.CITY

| emp_name | street | city |

|----------|----------------|------------|
| Rajesh | Sharma colony | Pune |
| Jay | Green road | Pune |
| Neil | San street | California |
| John | San street | California |

5) Find all employees in the database who lives in the same cities and on the same
streets as do their manager.

SQL> SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE e INNER JOIN MANAGES m1 ON e.emp_name = m1.emp_name

2 where e.city = (select e.city from employee e where e.emp_name = m1.manager_name)
3 and e.street = (select e.street from employee e where e.emp_name =
m1.manager_name);

| emp_name | street | city | manager_name | manager_street |

manager_city |
|----------|---------------|------------|--------------|----------------|----------
----|
| Neil | San street | California | Neil | San street |
California |

6) Find all employees in the database who do not work for First Bank Coorporation.

SQL> SELECT * FROM

2 EMPLOYEE e, WORKS w where e.emp_name = w.emp_name and w.comp_name != 'FBC';

| EMP_NAME | STREET | CITY | COMP_NAME | SALARY |

|----------|-----------------|------------|-----------|---------|
| Jay | Green road | Pune | SBC | 85000 |
| John | San street | California | SBC | 150000 |

7) Find all employees in the database who earn more than each employee of Small
Bank
Coorporation.

SQL> SELECT EMP_NAME FROM works WHERE

2 salary > max(Select salary from works where company_name='SBC')

| EMP_NAME |
|----------|
| Jack |
| John |

8) Assume that the company is may be located in several cities. Find all companies
located in every city in which Small Bank Coorporation is located.

SQL> SELECT comp_name FROM works WHERE city=(SELECT city FROM company WHERE
comp_name='SBC');

| comp_name |
|-----------|
| SBC |

9) Find all employees who earn more than the average salary of all employees of
their companies.

SQL> SELECT * FROM employee e1

2 INNER JOIN works w1
3 ON e1.emp_name=w1.emp_name
4 WHERE salary > (select avg(salary) from works where comp_name=w1.comp_name);

| EMP_NAME | STREET | CITY | EMP_NAME | COMP_NAME | SALARY |

|----------|-----------------|------------|----------|-----------|--------|
| Rajesh | Sharma colony | Pune | Rajesh | FBC | 95000 |
| Jack | Bernard road | Sydney | Jack | FBC | 230000 |
| Jay | Green road | Pune | Jay | SBC | 85000 |
| John | San street | California | John | SBC | 150000 |

10) Find the company that has the most employees.

SQL> SELECT comp_name, COUNT(*) as employees FRoM works

2 GROUP BY comp_name
3 ORDER BY employees DESC
4 LIMIT 1;
| comp_name | employees |
|-----------|-----------|
| FBC | 2 |

11) Find the company that has the smallest payroll.

SQL> SELECT comp_name, SUM(salary) payroll FROM works

2 GROUP BY comp_name
3 ORDER BY SUM(salary) ASC
4 LIMIT 1;

| comp_name | payroll |
|-----------|---------|
| FBC | 325000 |

12) Find those companies whose employees earn a higher salary, on average, than the
average salary at First Bank Coorporation.

SQL> SELECT comp_name

2 FROM works
3 GROUP BY comp_name
4 HAVING AVG(salary) > (
5 SELECT AVG(salary)
6 FROM works
7 WHERE comp_name = 'First Bank Coorperation'
8 );

| comp_name |
|-----------|
| SBC |

13) Modify the database so that "Jones" now lives in Newtown.

SQL> UPDATE employee

2 SET city='Newton'
3 WHERE emp_name='Jones';

updated 1 row succesfully.

14) Give all employees of "First Bank Coorporation" a 10% raise

SQL> UPDATE works

2 SET salary = salary + 0.1 * salary;
3 WHERE comp_name = 'First Bank Coorporation';

updated 2 rows successfully.

15) Delete all tuples in the "Works" relation for employees of "Small Bank
Coorporation".

SQL> DELETE FROM works

2 WHERE comp_name = 'First Bank Coorporation';

deleted 2 rows successfully.