AGGREGATE FUNCTIONS: SQL> create table employee(sno number(3),name varchar2(20),salary number(10)); Table created.

SQL> insert into employee values(&sno,'&name',&salary); Enter value for sno: 1 Enter value for name: abhi Enter value for salary: 150000 old 1: insert into employee values(&sno,'&name',&salary) new 1: insert into employee values(1,'abhi',150000) 1 row created. SQL> / Enter value for sno: 2 Enter value for name: nandhu Enter value for salary: 125000 old 1: insert into employee values(&sno,'&name',&salary) new 1: insert into employee values(2,'nandhu',125000) 1 row created. SQL> / Enter value for sno: 3 Enter value for name: saranya Enter value for salary: 100000 old 1: insert into employee values(&sno,'&name',&salary) new 1: insert into employee values(3,'saranya',100000) 1 row created. SQL> / Enter value for sno: 4 Enter value for name: valar Enter value for salary: 80000 old 1: insert into employee values(&sno,'&name',&salary) new 1: insert into employee values(4,'valar',80000) 1 row created. SQL> / Enter value for sno: 5 Enter value for name: kiran Enter value for salary: 90000 old 1: insert into employee values(&sno,'&name',&salary) new 1: insert into employee values(5,'kiran',90000) 1 row created.

SUM() SQL> select sum(salary) from employee; SUM(SALARY) ----------545000 AVG() SQL> select avg(salary) from employee; AVG(SALARY) ----------109000 COUNT() SQL> select count(salary) from employee; COUNT(SALARY) ------------5 MAX() SQL> select max(salary) from employee; MAX(SALARY) ----------150000 MIN() SQL> select min(salary) from employee; MIN(SALARY) ----------80000 VARIANCE() SQL> select variance(salary) from employee; VARIANCE(SALARY) ---------------805000000 STDDEV() SQL> select stddev(salary) from employee; STDDEV(SALARY) -------------28372.522

Displaying the table: SQL> select * from employee; SNO NAME SALARY --------- -------------------- --------1 abhi 150000 2 nandhu 125000 3 saranya 100000 4 valar 80000 5 kiran 90000