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Test Update

The document creates two tables: TEST_UPDATE, which stores employee information including ID, department, salary, and new salary, and UPDATE_MAS, which contains department IDs and their corresponding percentage increments. Several records are inserted into both tables, detailing employee salaries and department increment rates. Finally, it includes commands to commit the changes and select all records from both tables.

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Test Update

The document creates two tables: TEST_UPDATE, which stores employee information including ID, department, salary, and new salary, and UPDATE_MAS, which contains department IDs and their corresponding percentage increments. Several records are inserted into both tables, detailing employee salaries and department increment rates. Finally, it includes commands to commit the changes and select all records from both tables.

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CREATE TABLE TEST_UPDATE (

EMP_ID NUMBER PRIMARY KEY,


DEPARTMENT_ID NUMBER,
SALARY NUMBER,
NEW_SAL NUMBER
);

INSERT INTO TEST_UPDATE (EMP_ID, DEPARTMENT_ID, SALARY, NEW_SAL) VALUES (100, 90,
24000, 0);
INSERT INTO TEST_UPDATE (EMP_ID, DEPARTMENT_ID, SALARY, NEW_SAL) VALUES (101, 90,
17000, 0);
INSERT INTO TEST_UPDATE (EMP_ID, DEPARTMENT_ID, SALARY, NEW_SAL) VALUES (102, 90,
17000, 0);
INSERT INTO TEST_UPDATE (EMP_ID, DEPARTMENT_ID,SALARY ,NEW_SAL )
VALUES(103 ,60 ,9000 ,0 );
INSERT INTO TEST_UPDATE (EMP_ID ,DEPARTMENT_ID,SALARY ,NEW_SAL )
VALUES(104 ,60 ,6000 ,0 );
INSERT INTO TEST_UPDATE (EMP_ID ,DEPARTMENT_ID,SALARY ,NEW_SAL )
VALUES(105 ,60 ,4800 ,0 );
INSERT INTO TEST_UPDATE (EMP_ID ,DEPARTMENT_ID,SALARY,NEW_SAL) VALUES(106 ,60 ,4800
,0 );
INSERT INTO TEST_UPDATE (EMP_ID ,DEPARTMENT_ID,SALARY,NEW_SAL) VALUES(107 ,60 ,4200
,0 );
INSERT INTO TEST_UPDATE (EMP_ID ,DEPARTMENT_ID,SALARY,NEW_SAL)
VALUES(108 ,100 ,12008,0 );
INSERT INTO TEST_UPDATE(EMP_ID,DEPARTMENT_ID,SALARY,NEW_SAL)
VALUES(109 ,100 ,9000,0 );
INSERT INTO TEST_UPDATE(EMP_ID,DEPARTMENT_ID,SALARY,NEW_SAL)
VALUES(110,100,8200,0);

CREATE TABLE UPDATE_MAS (


DEPARTMENT_ID NUMBER,
PER_INCR NUMBER
);
INSERT INTO UPDATE_MAS (DEPARTMENT_ID, PER_INCR) VALUES (10, 10);
INSERT INTO UPDATE_MAS (DEPARTMENT_ID, PER_INCR) VALUES (20, 5);
INSERT INTO UPDATE_MAS (DEPARTMENT_ID, PER_INCR) VALUES (30, 15);
INSERT INTO UPDATE_MAS (DEPARTMENT_ID, PER_INCR) VALUES (40, 10);
INSERT INTO UPDATE_MAS (DEPARTMENT_ID, PER_INCR) VALUES (50, 20);
INSERT INTO UPDATE_MAS (DEPARTMENT_ID, PER_INCR) VALUES (60, 15);
INSERT INTO UPDATE_MAS (DEPARTMENT_ID, PER_INCR) VALUES (70, 5);
INSERT INTO UPDATE_MAS (DEPARTMENT_ID, PER_INCR) VALUES (80, 10);
INSERT INTO UPDATE_MAS (DEPARTMENT_ID, PER_INCR) VALUES (90, 10);
COMMIT;
SELECT * FROM TEST_UPDATE;
SELECT * FROM UPDATE_MAS;

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