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1.

a. create database CompanyDB;

b. create tableDepartments (

DeptID intprimary key,

DeptName varchar(100) );

c. create table Employees (

EmpID int primary key,

Name varchar(50),

DeptID int,

Salary decimal(10, 2),

JoiningDate date,

City varchar(50),

Foreign key (DeptID) references Departments(DeptID) );

2.

a. insert into Departments (DeptID, DeptName) values

(1, 'HR'),

(2, 'IT'),

(3, 'Finance');

b. insert intoEmployees (EmpID, Name, DeptID, salary, JoiningDate, City)


values

(101, 'Rohan', 1, 45000, '2018-05-10', 'Delhi'),

(102, 'Sneha', 2, 62000, '2021-03-15', 'Mumbai'),

(103, 'Amit', 3, 53000, '2019-11-20', 'Bangalore'),

(104, 'Raj', 1, 47000, '2020-07-08', 'Kolkata'),


(105, 'Kiran', 2, 72000, '2022-09-25', 'Delhi'),

(106, 'Anjali', 3, 48000, '2017-04-01', 'Mumbai'),

(107, 'Priya', 3, 67000, '2022-08-15', 'Bangalore'),

(108, 'Varun', 2, 75000, '2020-01-20', 'Delhi'),

(109, 'Sunita', 1, 49000, '2023-04-18', 'Mumbai');

3.

a.select * fromEmployees where salary > 50000;

b. select * from Employees

where joiningdate between'2019-01-01' AND '2021-01-01';

c. select case when city is not null then 'City Specified'

else 'City Not Specified'

end as city_status,

count(*) as employee_count

from Employees

group by city_status;

4.

a. delete from Employees where EmpID = [Employee_ID];

b. update Employees

set salary = [New_Salary] where EmpID = [Employee_ID];

5. select * from Employees where DeptID = 2 and salary > 60000;

6. select * from Employees

Where (DeptID = 1 or salary < 50000 )and DeptID != 3;

7. select EmpID, Name, salary * salary as squared_salary


from Employees where salary > 50000;

8. select EmpID, upper(Name) as Namefrom Employees

where Name LIKE 'S%' and DeptID IN (1, 2);

9. select EmpID, Name,

Extract(month from JoiningDate) AS join_month,

Extract(year from JoiningDate) AS join_year

from Employees

where JoiningDate between'2019-01-01' and '2022-12-31';

10. select DeptID,

count(*) as total_employees,

avg(salary) as average_salary

from Employees

group by DeptID

having count(*) > 1;

11. selectDeptID,

sum(salary) as total_salary

from Employees

group by DeptID

order by total_salary desc;

12. select EmpID, Name,

round(Salary, -3) as RoundedSalary

from Employees

order by Salary desc;


13. select Employees.EmpID, Employees.Name, Departments.DeptName

From Employees

Join Departments on Employees.DeptID = Departments.DeptID

where Employees.salary > 60000;

14. select EmpID, Name, Salary

from Employees where Salary between 50000 and 70000

and DeptID <> 1;

15. Select EmpID, Name,

instr(Name, 'a') as FirstOccurrenceOfA

from Employees where DeptID = 2

and instr(Name, 'a') > 0;

16. select EmpID, Name, JoiningDate

from Employees

where JoiningDate > '2020-12-31'

and City in ('Delhi', 'Mumbai');

17. alter table Employees add Experience int;

update Employees

set Experience = year(curdate()) - year(JoiningDate);

18. select DeptID,

Sum (Salary) as TotalSalary,

count(EmpID) as NumberOfEmployees

from Employees

group by DeptID having sum(Salary) > 100000;


19. select EmpID, Name, Salary

from Employees

where Salary > (select avg(Salary) from Employees where DeptID =


Employees.DeptID);

20. select EmpID, Name,

dayname(JoiningDate) as DayOfWeekJoined,

month(JoiningDate) as MonthOfJoining

from Employees

group by month(JoiningDate), EmpID, Name, DayOfWeekJoined

order by JoiningDate;

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