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Answer the given questions:

1. Examine these two rows from an employee table:


empid emp_name designation
------- ----------- -------------
12330 Scott Manager
10012 King CEO
Write a query to display the rows like this:
PROFILE
----------
Scott is a Manager
King is a CEO
Write your query here

SELECT
'PROFILE' AS PROFILE UNION ALL
SELECT emp_name || ' is a ' || designation AS PROFILE
FROM employee_table;

2. Write a query to Find out the total number of characters in the names of each customer
from the Customer table.
Write your query here
SELECT customer_name, LENGTH(customer_name) AS total_characters
FROM Customer;

3. Write a query to display the content of the customer table having customer names in
capital only.
Write your query here
SELECT *FROM Customer WHERE UPPER(customer_name) =
customer_name;

4. From the employees table(Employee_id, Name, Hire_date, Resignation_date)


Write a query to get the total number of days employees have worked in the
company(including the holidays as well).
Write your query here
SELECT Employee_id,Name,DATEDIFF(Resignation_date, Hire_date) + 1 AS
total_days_worked
FROM employees;
5. From the Employees table(employee_id,name,email,phone,salary), write a SQL
query to find those employees who earn above 35000 or the fifth character in
their phone number is 9.
Write your query here
SELECT *FROM Employees
WHERE salary > 35000 OR SUBSTR(phone, 5, 1) = '9';

6. The EMPLOYEE table has a column JOIN_DATE of data type DATE, containing
the date the employee joined the company.
Write a query to display details of employees where JOIN_DATE is within the last
24 months
Write your query here
SELECT *FROM EMPLOYEE
WHERE JOIN_DATE >= DATE_SUB(CURDATE(), INTERVAL 24 MONTH);

7. Write a query to get the details of all customers whose name starts with ‘an$’.
Write your query here
SELECT *FROM Customers
WHERE customer_name LIKE 'an%';
8. Write a query to get the round up salaries of each employee.
Write your query here
SELECT employee_id, name, CEIL(salary) AS rounded_salary
FROM Employees;

9. From the EMPLOYEES table, write a SQL query to find the employees who have
joined after 2018 Return first_name,join_date, salary.
Write your query here
SELECT first_name, join_date, salary FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE join_date > '2018-01-01';

10. Write the correct syntax of to_char function


Write your query here
TO_CHAR(date_column, 'YYYY-MM-DD')

TO_CHAR(number_column, '9999.99')

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