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The document contains a series of SQL queries related to employee and student data management. It includes various SELECT statements for retrieving employee information, salary calculations, and aggregate functions, as well as commands for creating, inserting, updating, and deleting student records. Additionally, it demonstrates the use of JOIN operations to combine data from employees and departments.

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Postgress Notes

The document contains a series of SQL queries related to employee and student data management. It includes various SELECT statements for retrieving employee information, salary calculations, and aggregate functions, as well as commands for creating, inserting, updating, and deleting student records. Additionally, it demonstrates the use of JOIN operations to combine data from employees and departments.

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select * from employees

Select first_name,last_name from employees


select salary,salary*.9"after TDS" from employees
select salary,salary* -.1"TDS",salary*.9"after TDS" from employees
select salary,salary* -.1"TDS",salary*.9"after TDS" from employees
select distinct first_name from employees

select * from employees


Select first_name ||' ' || last_name || ' ' || 'is earning' || ' ' || salary from employees
--this is an example of concat
Select salary from employees
Select first_name || ' is earning ' || salary from employees
Select salary, commission_pct from employees

Select salary, commission_pct, salary * commission_pct "Incentives" from employees


Select * from employees

Select first_name from employees


Select last_name,first_name from employees
Select first_name ||' ' || last_name from employees
Select first_name ||' ' || last_name "Full Candidate Name" from employees
Select first_name ||' ' || last_name "Full Candidate Name" from employees
--this is an example of concat
Select first_name ||' ' || last_name || ' ' || 'is earning' || ' ' || salary from employees
Select salary, commission_pct from employees

Select salary, commission_pct, salary * commission_pct "Incentives" from employees


select distinct job_id from employees
select count(*) from employees this is a aggregate function
other aggregate functions are count, min, max, sum, average
select count(first_name) from employees

select count(*)"total Rec",count(commission_pct)"with Values",count(*)-


count(commission_pct)"Null Recs" from employees

Select count(salary),Sum(salary),min(salary),max(salary),avg(salary)from employees

select first_name, count(*) from employees it is an error as there is no symmetry in the


table

Select * from employees where last_name like 'A%'

SELECT count(*) FROM employees

Select * from employees


where salary <=10000;

Select first_name, salary from employees


where first_name like 'A%' AND salary >10000;

Select * from employees


where salary > 10000;

Select salary,commission_pct from employees


where salary >10000;

select sum(salary) from employees


where salary>10000

select count(salary) from employees


where salary>10000

Select count(commission_pct) from employees


where salary >10000;

select sum(salary) from employees


where commission_pct=.1

Select first_name||' ' || last_name "Full Name",commission_pct*100 ||'%'"Incentives" from


employees
where commission_pct<= .2;

Select first_name || ' ' ||last_name from employees


where salary>=10000;
select salary from employees
where salary >= 5000 or salary <= 10000;

select salary,commission_pct from employees


where salary >=10000 and commission_pct is NULL

Select sum(salary) from employees


where first_name = 'Alexander';

Select first_name from employees


where first_name like '_i%'

Select first_name from employees


where first_name like '_i%a_'

Select first_name from employees


where first_name like '%_i'
order by first_name desc

Select job_id, sum(salary) from employees


group by job_id
Select job_id, count(*) from employees
group by job_id

select first_name, count(*)"CNT" from employees


GROUP by first_name having count(*)>1 order by "CNT" DESC

select first_name from employees


GROUP by first_name having count(*)>1

sELECT job_id,count(job_id),sum(salary) "total_sal" from employees


where commission_pct is not Null
group by job_id
having sum(salary)>=65000
order by total_sal desc

Select first_name, last_name, department_name, location_id from employees a join departments


b
on a.department_id = b.department_id
where location_id >= 2400
order by location_id
Select first_name, last_name, department_name from employees a join departments b
on a. manager_id = b. manager_id
where department_name = 'Marketing'

select * from departments where location_id >= 2400

Select first_name,last_name,department_name from employees a join departments b


on a.manager_ = b. department_id
where a.department_id = 40 or a.department_id = 70 or a.department_id = 80;

select * from employees where department_id = 150

select * from departments

Create table student (


stdid int primary key,
fn varchar(20),
gender char,
age int
)

Select * from student

insert into student values ( 101, 'Tushar','M',23)


insert into student values (98, 'Tushar 1', 'M', 24)

drop table student

Create table student (


stdid int primary key,
fn varchar(20),
gender char,
age int
)

Select * from student

insert into student values ( 101, 'Tushar','M',23)

insert into student values (98, 'Tushar 1', 'M', 24)

insert into student values(909, null, 'M', 25)


drop table student

update student
set gender = 'F'
where age >=23

delete from student where fn is null

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