The document outlines the creation of two SQL tables: 'Customer' and 'employees', including their respective fields and data types. It provides instructions for inserting 10 records into each table and specifies various SQL queries to fetch specific data from these tables based on certain conditions. The queries include fetching names, sorting records, and filtering based on age and salary criteria.
The document outlines the creation of two SQL tables: 'Customer' and 'employees', including their respective fields and data types. It provides instructions for inserting 10 records into each table and specifies various SQL queries to fetch specific data from these tables based on certain conditions. The queries include fetching names, sorting records, and filtering based on age and salary criteria.
CustomerID INT PRIMARY KEY, CustomerName VARCHAR(50), LastName VARCHAR(50), Country VARCHAR(50), Age int(2), Phone int(10) );
Insert 10 records same like mentioned below :-
a) Fetch CustomerName, LastName from the table Customer.
b) Fetch All records in descending order . c) Select Customer name where age == 18. d) Select customer name ,country , and phone where age > 19. 2) Create table employees CREATE TABLE employees ( employee_number int primary key, first_name char(50) NOT NULL, last_name char(50) NOT NULL, salary int, dept_name varchar(50) );
Insert 10 records same like mentioned below :-
a) Fetch records where salary is greater than 50000.
b) Fetch first_name , salary where dept_name = “Admin”. c) Fetch records where column name should be appear like first_name as name , salary as amount and dept_name as section.