SQL QUERIES FROM ALL IMAGES
IMAGE 1: Employee, Project, Department, Works
1) Project number and name for budget > 100000
SELECT pno, pname
FROM project
WHERE budget > 100000;
2) Employees (name only) in department 'D1' ordered by descending salary
SELECT ename
FROM employee
WHERE dno = 'D1'
ORDER BY salary DESC;
3) Works records where hours < 10 and responsibility = 'Manager'
SELECT *
FROM works
WHERE hours < 10 AND resp = 'Manager';
4) Employee names ending with letter 's'
SELECT ename
FROM employee
WHERE ename LIKE '%s';
5) Total number of employees
SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM employee;
6) Increase salary of employees by 10%
UPDATE employee
SET salary = salary * 1.10;
7) Employee name with maximum salary
SELECT ename
FROM employee
WHERE salary = (SELECT MAX(salary) FROM employee);
IMAGE 2: Employee, Works, Company, Manages
a) Modify so that 'John' lives in 'Mumbai'
UPDATE Employee
SET city = 'Mumbai'
WHERE empname = 'John';
b) Employees who joined in October
SELECT *
FROM Employee
WHERE MONTH(date_of_joining) = 10;
c) 10% raise for employees of 'ABC Corporation'
UPDATE Works
SET salary = salary * 1.10
WHERE company_name = 'ABC Corporation';
d) Employees who live in same cities as companies they work for
SELECT E.empname
FROM Employee E
JOIN Works W ON E.empname = W.empname
JOIN Company C ON W.company_name = C.company_name
WHERE E.city = C.city;
e) Employees earning more than average salary of their company
SELECT W.empname
FROM Works W
WHERE W.salary > (
SELECT AVG(W2.salary)
FROM Works W2
WHERE W2.company_name = W.company_name
);
IMAGE 3: Book, Store, Stock
i) Modify cost of DBMS books by 10%
UPDATE Book
SET cost = cost * 1.10
WHERE title LIKE '%DBMS%';
ii) Total number of books in Mumbai stores
SELECT SUM(S.quantity)
FROM Stock S
JOIN Store T ON S.store_no = T.store_no
WHERE T.city = 'Mumbai';
iii) Titles containing word 'System'
SELECT title
FROM Book
WHERE title LIKE '%System%';
iv) Title of most expensive book
SELECT title
FROM Book
WHERE cost = (SELECT MAX(cost) FROM Book);
v) Add new record in Book (example)
INSERT INTO Book (book_id, title, author, cost)
VALUES ('B101', 'DBMS Fundamentals', 'Navathe', 500);
IMAGE 4: Same as Image 2
1) Modify John?s city to Mumbai
UPDATE Employee
SET city = 'Mumbai'
WHERE empname = 'John';
2) Employees who joined in October
SELECT *
FROM Employee
WHERE MONTH(date_of_joining) = 10;
3) 10% raise for ABC Corp
UPDATE Works
SET salary = salary * 1.10
WHERE company_name = 'ABC Corporation';
4) Employees earning more than avg salary of their company
SELECT W.empname
FROM Works W
WHERE W.salary > (
SELECT AVG(W2.salary)
FROM Works W2
WHERE W2.company_name = W.company_name
);
5) Companies starting with 'A'
SELECT company_name
FROM Company
WHERE company_name LIKE 'A%';
