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Dbms 4

this document includes creation of database using my sql and its variety.

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Shwetank Pandey, 2301420042 , b.

tech cse
select * from employee as e
inner join departement as d
on e.deptno = d.deptno;

select e.ename, d.dname from employee as e


inner join departement as d
on e.deptno = d.deptno;

create table employeedetail(empno int(4) ,phoneno int


,loaction varchar(100),
foreign key(empno) references employee(empno));
select * from employeedetail;
drop table employeedetail;
insert into employeedetail values(
(7654, 80979, 'sector88'),
(7698, 90687, 'sector16'),
(7782, 80978, 'sohan'),
(7788, 67565, 'huda'));
-------------=----------

select sal
from employee
where empno= 7876;

select ename,job ,sal


from employee where sal <(select sal
from employee where empno = 7876);

select * from departement;

select ename, sal from employee


where sal in (select min(sal) from employee group by
Deptno);

select ename , sal from employee


where sal > any (select max(sal) from employee group
by Deptno);

select empno ,ename , job ,sal from employee


where sal <all (select sal from employee where
job="manager");

select ename , job, sal , empno from employee;

select * from employee where sal > (select avg(sal) from


employee);
select * from employee where departement in (select *
from employee where ename ="jones");

select ename from employee where ename not in


(select mgr from employee where mgr is not null);

SELECT empno, ename


FROM employee
WHERE job = 'CLERK'
ORDER BY sal DESC;

SELECT ename
FROM employee
WHERE job = 'SALESMAN'
AND sal > (SELECT MAX(sal) FROM employee
WHERE job = 'CLERK');

SELECT ename
FROM employee
WHERE job = 'CLERK'
AND sal > (SELECT MIN(sal) FROM employee WHERE
job = 'SALESMAN');
select * from employee;

SELECT * FROM employee WHERE job =


'SALESMAN';

SELECT * FROM employee WHERE sal > 2000;

SELECT * FROM employee ORDER BY sal DESC


LIMIT 1;

SELECT * FROM employee WHERE hiredata > '1982-


01-01';

SELECT SUM(sal) AS sal FROM employee;

SELECT AVG(sal) AS average_salary FROM employee


WHERE Deptno = 30;

SELECT * FROM employee WHERE mgr IS NULL;

SELECT * FROM employee ORDER BY hiredate DESC


LIMIT 1;
SELECT * FROM employee WHERE Deptno = 20
ORDER BY sal DESC;

SELECT * FROM employee WHERE comm IS NOT


NULL;

SELECT count(empno) AS empno


FROM employee
GROUP BY Deptno;

SELECT empno, ename, sal


FROM employee
JOIN employee ON mgr = m.employee_id
WHERE e.salary > m.salary;

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