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IP SQL Queries

The document provides a series of SQL queries related to an EMPLOYEE table, including creating the table, inserting data, and performing various operations such as string manipulation, column alterations, updates, and data retrieval. It includes specific queries for extracting substrings, changing data types, and filtering records based on conditions. Each query is accompanied by its corresponding SQL code and expected output.

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IP SQL Queries

The document provides a series of SQL queries related to an EMPLOYEE table, including creating the table, inserting data, and performing various operations such as string manipulation, column alterations, updates, and data retrieval. It includes specific queries for extracting substrings, changing data types, and filtering records based on conditions. Each query is accompanied by its corresponding SQL code and expected output.

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1.

Write a query to display 4 characters extracted from the column ‘dept’

Code-

-- create

CREATE TABLE EMPLOYEE (

empId INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,

name varchar(30) NOT NULL,

dept varchar(20) NOT NULL,

salary INT,

DOJ DATE

);

-- insert

INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES (0001, 'Clark', 'Sales', 20000, '2020-01-08');

INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES (0002, 'Dave', 'Accounting', 39000, '2019-06-12');

INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES (0003, 'Ava', 'Sales', 13000, '2021-03-04');

INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES (0004, 'Ivy', 'HR', 25000, '2016-05-08');

INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES (0005, 'Dev', 'HR', 25000, '2014-05-07');

INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES (0006, 'Sam', 'Accounting', 40000, '2018-05-03');

-- Query

select substr(dept,1,4) from EMPLOYEE;

Output-
2. Write a query to display the position of occurrence of string ‘COUNT’ in string ‘ACCOUNTING’

Code-

select instr('Accounting','count');

Output-

3. Write a query to convert and display string ‘empid’ into Uppercase.

Code-

select upper('empid');

Output-
4. Write a query to delete the column ‘DOJ’

Code-

Alter table EMPLOYEE

drop DOJ;

select * from EMPLOYEE;

Output-

5. Write a query to add a new column ‘Location’.

Code-

Alter table EMPLOYEE

add Location varchar(20);


Update EMPLOYEE

set Location = 'Delhi'

where empId = 0001;

select * from EMPLOYEE;

Output-

6. Write a query to change the column name ‘dept’ to ‘Department’

Code-

Alter table EMPLOYEE

change dept Department varchar(20);

select * from EMPLOYEE;

Output –
7. Write a query to change the location of all employees to ‘Mumbai’ where Department is
‘Accounting’.

Code-

update EMPLOYEE

set location ='Mumbai'

where Department = 'Accounting';

select * from EMPLOYEE;

Output-
8. Write a query to display all records where location is ‘NULL’.

Code-

Select * from EMPLOYEE where location is NULL;

Output-

9. Write a query to display all employee names whose salary is between 30,000 to 50,000.

Code-

Select distinct(name) from EMPLOYEE where salary between 30000 and 50000;

Output-

10. Write a query to display the records where employee name starts with the letter ‘I’.

Code-

Select * from EMPLOYEE where name like 'I%';

Output-
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11. Write a query to display records of all employees whose names do not contain the letter ‘E’.

Code-

Select * from EMPLOYEE where name not like '%e%';

Output-

12. Write a query to change the data type of the column ‘Salary’ from Integer to Float.

Code-

Alter table EMPLOYEE

modify salary float;

desc EMPLOYEE;

Output-
13. Write a query to order the table by ‘Salary’ in ascending order.

Code-

select* from EMPLOYEE

order by salary;

Output-

14. Write a query to increase the salary of the ‘Sales’ Department by 10,000.

Code-

Update EMPLOYEE

set salary=salary+10000

where Department='Sales';
Output-

15. Write a query to display all the separate Departments available.

Code-

select distinct(Department) from EMPLOYEE;

output-

16. Write a query to display the employee name, department and location of all employees.

Code-

select name,Department,location from EMPLOYEE;

Output-
17. Write a query to display the total number of employees.

Code-

select count(*) from EMPLOYEE;

output-

18. Write a query to display the minimum salary being paid within each department.

Code-

select Department,min(salary) from EMPLOYEE

group by Department;

Output-
19. Write a query to display the count of employees in each department.

Code-

select Department,count(*) from EMPLOYEE

group by Department;

Output-

20. Write a query to delete all records where the location is not mentioned.

Code-

Delete from EMPLOYEE

where location is NULL;

select * from EMPLOYEE;

Output-

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