Suppose you want to build up your own startup company.

That’s why you hired some

workers for your company. To ensure proper management of their data you need to
maintain a database system. As a computer science engineering student your job is to
create a relational database for your company from the requirements specified below:

RDBMS- Oracle 10g Language-SQL

First log in your system. You have the opportunity of unlimited table space. You have the
permission to create tables. After logging in with your username and password first create
two tables i.e. Worker and Bonus. Worker table has six columns containing information
about Workers Identification Number, First_Name, Last_Name, Department, Joining Date,
Salary. Bonus table has three columns containing information about Workers ref Id, Date
and Amount. Here W_Id is the primary key columns of worker and Worker_ref_Id is the
foreign key of the bonus table. The two tables along with their inserted data are given
below:

Table: Worker

W_Id First_Name Last_Name Department Joining Date Salary

1 Harry Porter HR 1/3/2016 150000

2 Monica Teres Account 14/3/2019 55000
3 Hannah Muri Admin 22/4/2020 85000
4 Cedric Leo HR 7/1/2020 75000
5 Cho Len Null 25/9/2006 200000
6 Luna Costa Admin 1/1/2021 150000
7 Draco Borna HR 3/5/2021 80000
8 pask Sijer Account 1/1/2020 45000
9 Goyle Firzo HR 4/5/2021 85000

Table:Bonus
Worker Ref Bonus Date Bonus Amount
_Id

2 20-3-2020 5000
1 9-8-2021 7000
1 7-5-2021 9000
3 7-2-2021 8500
After creating the tables and inserting data based on provided requirements write Queries
(Write down the question and also the answer) according to the following specification:

-using ARITHMETIC operator

1.Write an SQL query where bonus amount -using IS NULL operator

will be increasing into double and column
name will be double bonus.
Ans: Select bonus_ammount,
2*bonus_ammount AS double bonus
from bonus;
5.Write an SQL query to find the name of the
worker who’s department value is null
Ans: SELECT FIRST_NAME, DEPARTMENT
FROM worker WHERE DEPARTMENT IS NULL;

-using CONCATENATION operator

-using ORDER BY
2.Write an SQL query to print the
6.Write an SQL query to show the salary of
FIRST_NAME and LAST_NAME from Worker
the workers in the descending order.
table into a single column COMPLETE_NAME.
Ans: SELECT salary FROM worker
A space char should separate them
ORDER BY salary DESC;
Ans: Select CONCAT(FIRST_NAME, ' ',
LAST_NAME) AS 'COMPLETE_NAME' from
Worker;

-using COLUMN ALIAS

-using SUBSTR function
3.Write an SQL query to show the Annual
7.Write an SQL query to print the first three
salary of the workers
characters of  FIRST_NAME from Worker
Ans: SELECT FIRST_NAME, salary*12 annsal
table.
FROM worker
Ans: Select substring(FIRST_NAME,1,3) from
ORDER BY annsal;
Worker;

-using NVL function

-using LIKE operator
4.Write an SQL query to print details of
Workers with DEPARTMENT name as
“Admin”
Ans: Select * from Worker where
DEPARTMENT like 'Admin%';
8.Write an SQL query where if an worker has
been not assigned to any department yet
department is NULL(n/a). Otherwise it will
display the actual department name.)
Ans: SELECT first_name,
NVL(Department,'n/a')
FROM workers;
-using MAX function
9.Write an SQL query to show the second
highest salary from worker table.
Ans: Select max(Salary) from Worker
where Salary not in (Select max(Salary) from
Worker);
-using SUM function
10.Write an SQL query to show the total
salary of the workers
Ans: Select SUM(salary) from worker;
From employee;
-using GROUP BY clause
11.Write an SQL query to show the average
salary of the specific grouped department
Ans: SELECT Department, AVG(salary)
FROM worker
GROUP BY Department;
-using HAVING clause
12.Write an SQL query to show the
maximum salary of the specific grouped
department which is more than 75000 T.k)
Ans: SELECT deptno, max(sal)
FROM emp
GROUP BY deptno
HAVING max(salary)>75000;
13.-using SINGLE-ROW subquery  FROM Worker
Write an SQL query to to fetch worker
names,department and minimum salary
from the worker table.
SELECT CONCAT(FIRST_NAME, ' ',
LAST_NAME) As Worker_Name,
Department,Salary
FROM worker where Salary=(Select
MIN(Salary) from Worker);
14.-using MULTIPLE-ROW subquery 
Write an SQL query to show worker’s
First_names with salaries >= 50000 and <=
100000.
Ans: SELECT FIRST_NAME, Salary
FROM worker WHERE W_ID IN
(SELECT W_ID FROM worker
WHERE Salary BETWEEN 50000 AND
100000);
-using EQUIJOIN
15.Write an sql query which can join worker
id, fetch worker names form worker table
and worker’s reference id, bonus amount
from bonus table.
Ans: SELECT worker.w_id,
worker.CONCAT(First_name, ' ', Last_Name)
As Worker_Name,bonus.Worker Ref_Id,
bonus.bonus amount from worker,bonus
where w_id= Worker Ref _Id;
-using SIMPLE VIEW
16.Create a view, worker information, that
contains details of worker’s in department
HR.
CREATE VIEW workers_info
AS
SELECT W_id, First_Name, Last_name,
department, joining date
Where department = ‘HR’;
-using COMPLEX VIEW 
17.Write an sql query which creates a view
that shows all worker’s Id and first name
who gets 7000 t.k as bonus..
CREATE VIEW bonus holder AS
SELECT Worker.W_id,Worker.First_Name,
bonus.bonus ammount
FROM Worker,Bonus
WHERE bonus ammount = 7000;