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The document outlines SQL commands to create and manipulate an employee table, including inserting records and performing various queries. It includes commands to count employees, retrieve names and ages of the oldest employees per department, calculate average ages and salaries by department, and find minimum and maximum salaries. The results of these queries are also displayed, showing the data for six employees across different departments.

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The document outlines SQL commands to create and manipulate an employee table, including inserting records and performing various queries. It includes commands to count employees, retrieve names and ages of the oldest employees per department, calculate average ages and salaries by department, and find minimum and maximum salaries. The results of these queries are also displayed, showing the data for six employees across different departments.

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Create table employee(EmpID varchar(5) primary key, EName varchar(10), Salary

integer, Department varchar(15),Age int);


insert into employee values('E001','Fasal',50000,'HR',33);
insert into employee values('E002','Julie',12000,'purchase',25);
insert into employee values('E003','Thanu',33450,'Administrative',29);
insert into employee values('E004','Jez',12345,'Office',28);
insert into employee values('E005','Aryan',51342,'Sales',40);
insert into employee values('E006','Meera',48000,'HR',40);
select * from employee
a) select count(*) from employee
b) select ename,age from employee where age in (select max(age) from employee group
by department)
c) select department,avg(age) from employee group by department;
d) select department, avg(salary) from employee group by department
e) select min(salary) from employee
f) select count(*) from employee where department ='purchase'
g) select max(salary) from employee where department='Sales'
h) select max(salary)-min(salary) from employee

output

SQL> Create table employee(EmpID varchar(5) primary key, EName varchar(10), Salary
integer, Department varchar(15),Age int);

Table created.

SQL> insert into employee values('E001','Fasal',50000,'HR',33);

1 row created.

SQL> insert into employee values('E002','Julie',12000,'purchase',25);

1 row created.

SQL> insert into employee values('E003','Thanu',33450,'Administrative',29);

1 row created.

SQL> insert into employee values('E004','Jez',12345,'Office',28);

1 row created.

SQL> insert into employee values('E005','Aryan',51342,'Sales',40);

1 row created.

SQL> insert into employee values('E006','Meera',48000,'HR',40);

1 row created.

SQL> select * from employee


2 ;

EMPID ENAME SALARY DEPARTMENT AGE


----- ---------- ---------- --------------- ----------
E001 Fasal 50000 HR 33
E002 Julie 12000 purchase 25
E003 Thanu 33450 Administrative 29
E004 Jez 12345 Office 28
E005 Aryan 51342 Sales 40
E006 Meera 48000 HR 40

6 rows selected.

SQL> select count(*) from employee


2 ;

COUNT(*)
----------
6

SQL> select ename,age from employee where age in (select max(age) from employee
group by department);

ENAME AGE
---------- ----------
Julie 25
Thanu 29
Jez 28
Aryan 40
Meera 40

SQL> select department,avg(age) from employee group by department;

DEPARTMENT AVG(AGE)
--------------- ----------
purchase 25
Administrative 29
HR 36.5
Office 28
Sales 40

SQL> select department, avg(salary) from employee group by department;

DEPARTMENT AVG(SALARY)
--------------- -----------
purchase 12000
Administrative 33450
HR 49000
Office 12345
Sales 51342

SQL> select min(salary) from employee ;

MIN(SALARY)
-----------
12000

SQL> select count(*) from employee where department ='purchase' ;

COUNT(*)
----------
1

SQL> select max(salary) from employee where department='Sales' ;

MAX(SALARY)
-----------
51342

SQL> select max(salary)-min(salary) from employee;

MAX(SALARY)-MIN(SALARY)
-----------------------
39342

SQL>

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