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The document outlines SQL commands to create and manage employee and department tables, including foreign key relationships. It includes data insertion for departments and employees, as well as PL/SQL blocks for joining tables and calculating average and total salaries. Additionally, it defines packages for encapsulating procedures and functions related to salary calculations.

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The document outlines SQL commands to create and manage employee and department tables, including foreign key relationships. It includes data insertion for departments and employees, as well as PL/SQL blocks for joining tables and calculating average and total salaries. Additionally, it defines packages for encapsulating procedures and functions related to salary calculations.

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create table employee(

d_no number(3) ,
foreign key (d_no) references depart(d_no),
emp_name varchar(20) not null,
emp_id number(3) primary key,
email varchar(20),
contact number(20),
salary number(3)
);

create table depart(

d_name varchar(20),
d_no number(3) primary key
);
drop table employee;
drop table depart;

insert into depart values('marketing',1);


insert into depart values('sales',2);

insert into employee values (1,'vibo',302,'[email protected]',12345678,200);


insert into employee values (2,'viboee',303,'[email protected]',12345678,400);
insert into employee values (1,'viboff',308,'[email protected]',12345678,200);

declare
eid employee.emp_id%type;
ename employee.emp_name%type;
dname depart.d_name%type;
dno depart.d_no%type;
cursor joins is
select e.emp_id,e.emp_name,d.d_name from employee e join depart d on
e.d_no=d.d_no;
begin
open joins;
loop
fetch joins into eid ,ename ,dname;
exit when joins%notfound;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('course_id: ' || eid);
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('course: ' || ename);
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('d_no: ' || dno);
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('department name: ' || dname);
end loop;
close joins;
end;
/

DECLARE
eid employee.emp_id%TYPE;
ename employee.emp_name%TYPE;
dname depart.d_name%TYPE;
dno depart.d_no%TYPE;
CURSOR joins IS
SELECT e.emp_id, e.emp_name, d.d_name, d.d_no
FROM employee e
JOIN depart d ON e.d_no = d.d_no;
BEGIN
OPEN joins;
LOOP
FETCH joins INTO eid, ename, dname, dno;
EXIT WHEN joins%NOTFOUND;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('course_id: ' || eid);
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('course: ' || ename);
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('d_no: ' || dno);
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('department name: ' || dname);
END LOOP;
CLOSE joins;
END;
/

create or replace package pack as


procedure avg_sal;
end pack;
/

create or replace package body pack is


procedure avg_sal
is
begin
for i in (select avg(salary) s,d_no from employee group by d_no)
loop
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('COUNT OF COURSE ID ' || '' || i.s||' '||''||
i.d_no );
end loop;
end avg_sal;
end pack;
/

declare
begin
pack.avg_sal();
end;
/

create package pack1 as


function display
return integer;
end pack1;
/

create or replace package body pack1 as


function display
return integer is
s_tot integer;
s integer;
begin
s_tot:=s;
for i in (select sum(salary) s,d_no from employee group by d_no)
loop
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('COUNT OF COURSE ID ' || '' || i.s||' '||''||i.d_no );
end loop;
return s_tot;
end display;
end pack1;
/

declare
num integer;
begin
num:=pack1.display();
end;
/

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