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CREATE TABLE Employee (

The document contains SQL commands to create and populate two Employee tables with different attributes. The first table includes employee details such as name, age, department, and salary, along with a query using window functions for ranking and salary analysis. The second table captures employee ID, city, and state information.

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CREATE TABLE Employee (

The document contains SQL commands to create and populate two Employee tables with different attributes. The first table includes employee details such as name, age, department, and salary, along with a query using window functions for ranking and salary analysis. The second table captures employee ID, city, and state information.

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CREATE TABLE Employee (

NAME VARCHAR(255),
AGE INT,
DEPARTMENT VARCHAR(255),
SALARY VARCHAR(255)
);

INSERT INTO Employee (AGE, NAME,DEPARTMENT, SALARY)


VALUES
(20, 'Ramesh', 'Finance',50000),
(25, 'Deep', 'Sales',30000),
(22, 'Suresh', 'Finance',50000),
(28, 'Ram', 'Finance',20000),
(22, 'Pradeep', 'Sales',20000);

-------WINDOWS FUNCTION

SELECT
Name,
Department,
Salary,
RANK() OVER(PARTITION BY Department ORDER BY Salary DESC) AS emp_rank,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY Department ORDER BY Salary DESC) AS emp_row_no,

DENSE_RANK() OVER(PARTITION BY Department ORDER BY Salary DESC) AS


emp_dense_rank,
max(salary) over(partition by Department ) as max_salary,
min(salary) over(partition by Department) as min_salary,
AVG(Salary) OVER( PARTITION BY Department) AS Avg_SalarY,
Salary,
lag(salary) over(partition by Department order by name asc) as previous_salary,
lag(salary,2,0) over(partition by Department order by name asc) as
previous_salary,
lead(salary) over(partition by Department order by name asc) as next_emp_salary
FROM
employee;

--------------------

CREATE TABLE Employee (


ID INT,
CITY VARCHAR(255),
STATE VARCHAR(255)
);

INSERT INTO Employee (ID, CITY, STATE)


VALUES
(1, 'DEF', 'ANDHRA'),
(2, 'ABC', 'KARNATAKA'),
(3, 'PQRS', 'TELANAGANA'),
(4, 'WXY', 'KERALA');

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