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DBMS SQL Lab Work 3

The document outlines exercises for retrieving records from the EMPLOYEES table, which includes fields such as Employee_Id, names, and salaries. It provides specific SQL queries to find employee details based on various criteria, including manager ID, salary thresholds, last names, and department IDs. Additionally, it includes instructions for creating the table and inserting sample records into it.

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DBMS SQL Lab Work 3

The document outlines exercises for retrieving records from the EMPLOYEES table, which includes fields such as Employee_Id, names, and salaries. It provides specific SQL queries to find employee details based on various criteria, including manager ID, salary thresholds, last names, and department IDs. Additionally, it includes instructions for creating the table and inserting sample records into it.

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(Exercise on retrieving records from the table) EMPLOYEES (Employee_Id, First_Name,

Last_Name, Email, Phone_Number, Hire_Date, Job_Id, Salary, Commission_Pct,


Manager_Id, Department_Id)
( a) Find out the employee id, names, salaries of all the employees
( b) List out the employees who works under manager 100
( c) Find the names of the employees who have a salary greater than or equal to 4800
( d) List out the employees whose last name is ‘AUSTIN’
( e) Find the names of the employees who works in departments 60,70 and 80
( f ) Display the unique Manager_Id

create table Employees (Emp_id NUMBER(6),First_name CHAR(25),Last_name


CHAR(20),Phone_No NUMBER(12),Hire_date DATE,Job_Id NUMBER(5),Emp_Salary
NUMBER(7),Comission_Pct NUMBER(5),manager_id NUMBER(5),Department_id
NUMBER(5));

Insert five records into the table employees:


SQL> insert into employees values(47401,'Rama','Rao',8965324170,'28-
Jan2003',301,60000,601,100,60);
1 row created.
SQL> insert into employees values(47402,'Ranga','Reddy',7020321450,'23-
Jun2004',302,56464,602,101,70);
1 row created.
SQL> insert into employees values(47403,'Raja','Shekhar',9848002255,'12-
aug2004',303,58451,603,103,80);
1 row created.
SQL> insert into employees values(47404,'Ravi',' AUSTIN ',9701811356,'30-
sep2006',304,36520,604,100,90);
1 row created.
SQL> insert into employees values(47405,'Ranga','Raju',9032553262,'17-
May2014',305,2568,605,105,60);
1 row created.

Display the table Employees :


select * from employees;

a) Find out the employee id, names, salaries of all the employees
Query:
sql>select Emp_id,First_Name,Last_Name,Emp_Salary from employees;
b) List out the employees who works under manager 100
Query:
sql>select * from employees where manager_id=100;
c) Find the names of the employees who have a salary greater than or equal to 4800
Query:
sql>select * from employees where EMP_SALARY>=4800;
d) List out the employees whose last name is ‘AUSTIN’
Query:
sql>select * from employees where Last_Name='AUSTIN ';
e) Find the names of the employees who works in departments 60,70 and 80
Query: sql>select * from employees where DEPARTMENT_ID IN(60,70,80);
f) Display the unique Manager_Id from employees table
Query:
sql>select DISTINCT(MANAGER_ID) from employees;

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