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Create Table Department

The document contains SQL commands to create two tables: 'department' and 'employee', and insert multiple records into each. It also includes two SQL SELECT queries to retrieve data from both tables based on matching IDs. The first query uses a comma-separated syntax while the second uses an explicit JOIN syntax to achieve the same result.

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Create Table Department

The document contains SQL commands to create two tables: 'department' and 'employee', and insert multiple records into each. It also includes two SQL SELECT queries to retrieve data from both tables based on matching IDs. The first query uses a comma-separated syntax while the second uses an explicit JOIN syntax to achieve the same result.

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Create Table department(

ID int,

SALARY int,

NAME Varchar(20),

DEPT_ID Varchar(255));

INSERT INTO department VALUES (1,'Neha','F','1994-06-03');

INSERT INTO department VALUES (2,'Harsh','M','1996-03-12');

INSERT INTO department VALUES (3,'Harsh','M','1995-05-01');

INSERT INTO department VALUES (4,'Rupali','F',1996-11-11');

INSERT INTO department VALUES (5,'Rohan','M','1992-03-08');

CREATE TABLE employee(

ID int,

Email Varchar(255),

City Varchar(20) );

INSERT INTO employee VALUES (1, "[email protected]", "Noida");

INSERT INTO employee VALUES (2, "[email protected]", "Jaipur");

INSERT INTO employee VALUES (3, "[email protected]", "Noida");

INSERT INTO employee VALUES (4, "[email protected]", "Jaipur");

INSERT INTO employee VALUES (5, "[email protected]", "Noida");

SELECT department.ID, department.NAME, employee.Email, employee.City

FROM department, employee

WHERE department.ID = employee.ID;

SELECT department.ID, department.NAME, employee.Email, employee.City

FROM department JOIN employee ON department.ID = employee.ID;

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