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### Table Creation

```sql

CREATE TABLE Department (

Deptno INT PRIMARY KEY,

Deptname VARCHAR(50),

Location VARCHAR(50)

);

CREATE TABLE Employee (

EmpNo INT PRIMARY KEY,

EmpName VARCHAR(50),

Job VARCHAR(50),

Manager INT,

HireDate DATE,

Salary DECIMAL(10, 2),

Commission DECIMAL(10, 2),

Deptno INT,

FOREIGN KEY (Deptno) REFERENCES Department(Deptno)

);

CREATE TABLE SalaryGrade (

Grade INT PRIMARY KEY,

LowSalary DECIMAL(10, 2),

HighSalary DECIMAL(10, 2)

);
```

### Inserting Sample Data

```sql

INSERT INTO Department VALUES (1, ‘HR’, ‘New York’);

INSERT INTO Department VALUES (2, ‘Finance’, ‘London’);

INSERT INTO Department VALUES (3, ‘IT’, ‘San Francisco’);

◼ Add more departments as needed

INSERT INTO Employee VALUES (101, ‘John Doe’, ‘Manager’, NULL, ‘1980-06-15’, 5000,
NULL, 1);

INSERT INTO Employee VALUES (102, ‘Jane Smith’, ‘Clerk’, 101, ‘1981-07-20’, 3000,
NULL, 2);

INSERT INTO Employee VALUES (103, ‘Alice Johnson’, ‘Analyst’, 101, ‘1981-11-15’, 4000,
NULL, 3);

◼ Add more employees as needed

INSERT INTO SalaryGrade VALUES (1, 2000, 3000);

INSERT INTO SalaryGrade VALUES (2, 3001, 4000);

INSERT INTO SalaryGrade VALUES (3, 4001, 5000);

◼ Add more salary grades as needed

```

### SQL Queries

1. **List employee names who have joined between the months July to December
of the year 1981.**
```sql

SELECT EmpName

FROM Employee

WHERE HireDate BETWEEN ‘1981-07-01’ AND ‘1981-12-31’;

```

2. **List employee details including department and their grade based on the
salary of all the employees except clerks.**

```sql

SELECT E.EmpName, E.Job, E.Salary, D.Deptname, S.Grade

FROM Employee E

JOIN Department D ON E.Deptno = D.Deptno

JOIN SalaryGrade S ON E.Salary BETWEEN S.LowSalary AND S.HighSalary

WHERE E.Job <> ‘Clerk’;

```

3. **List the employees whose name should not start with a letter ‘A’ and should
not end with a letter ‘A’ but it should be there in the name.**

```sql

SELECT EmpName

FROM Employee

WHERE EmpName LIKE ‘%A%’ AND EmpName NOT LIKE ‘A%’ AND EmpName NOT LIKE
‘%A’;

```

4. **Find all the employees who have joined the company before their managers.**
```sql

SELECT E1.EmpName

FROM Employee E1

JOIN Employee E2 ON E1.Manager = E2.EmpNo

WHERE E1.HireDate < E2.HireDate;

```

5. **List the name of employees who have finished their 25 years of experience in
the company.**

```sql

SELECT EmpName

FROM Employee

WHERE HireDate <= DATEADD(YEAR, -25, GETDATE());

```

6. **List the employee name, salary, PF, HRA, DA and gross; order the results in the
ascending order of gross.**

```sql

SELECT EmpName, Salary,

Salary * 0.10 AS PF,

Salary * 0.50 AS HRA,

Salary * 0.30 AS DA,

Salary + (Salary * 0.10) + (Salary * 0.50) + (Salary * 0.30) AS Gross

FROM Employee

ORDER BY Gross ASC;

```
7. **List the departments for which no employee is working.**

```sql

SELECT Deptname

FROM Department D

LEFT JOIN Employee E ON D.Deptno = E.Deptno

WHERE E.EmpNo IS NULL;

```

8. **List the department name, number of employees working, total salary, average
salary, maximum salary and minimum salary in each of the department.**

```sql

SELECT D.Deptname,

COUNT(E.EmpNo) AS NumEmployees,

SUM(E.Salary) AS TotalSalary,

AVG(E.Salary) AS AvgSalary,

MAX(E.Salary) AS MaxSalary,

MIN(E.Salary) AS MinSalary

FROM Department D

JOIN Employee E ON D.Deptno = E.Deptno

GROUP BY D.Deptname;

```

9. **List year in which most of the employees have joined the organization (Display
the year and no of employees).**

```sql

SELECT YEAR(HireDate) AS Year, COUNT(EmpNo) AS NumEmployees


FROM Employee

GROUP BY YEAR(HireDate)

ORDER BY NumEmployees DESC

LIMIT 1;

```

10. **List the department in which maximum number of employees working.**

```sql

SELECT D.Deptname

FROM Department D

JOIN Employee E ON D.Deptno = E.Deptno

GROUP BY D.Deptname

ORDER BY COUNT(E.EmpNo) DESC

LIMIT 1;

```

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