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    The document contains SQL statements that create employee and department tables, insert data into them, perform queries on the tables to retrieve, update, and delete data, and alter the employee table to add a bonus column. Queries are used to find employee names and counts for a specific department, minimum, maximum and average salaries for a department, employees under a specific supervisor, update an employee's salary by 15% for a department, and set bonuses to 5% of salary.

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    The document contains SQL statements that create employee and department tables, insert data into them, perform queries on the tables to retrieve, update, and delete data, and alter the employee table to add a bonus column. Queries are used to find employee names and counts for a specific department, minimum, maximum and average salaries for a department, employees under a specific supervisor, update an employee's salary by 15% for a department, and set bonuses to 5% of salary.

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    SQL3 Output

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    The document contains SQL statements that create employee and department tables, insert data into them, perform queries on the tables to retrieve, update, and delete data, and alter the employee table to add a bonus column. Queries are used to find employee names and counts for a specific department, minimum, maximum and average salaries for a department, employees under a specific supervisor, update an employee's salary by 15% for a department, and set bonuses to 5% of salary.

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    SQL> create table employee(empid number(4),deptid number(2),empname varchar(25), empsalary

    number(5));

    Table created

    SQL>insert into employee values(1000,10,’AAA’,50000);


    1 row created
    SQL>insert into employee values(1001,20,’BBB’,60000);
    1 row created
    SQL>insert into employee values(1002,30,’CCC’,80000);
    1 row created
    SQL>insert into employee values(1003,40,’DDD’,70000);
    1 row created
    SQL>insert into employee values(1004,20,’EEE’,40000);
    1 row created

    SQL> create table department(deptid number(2),deptname varchar(20), supervisor varchar(20));


    Table created

    SQL>insert into department values(10,’finance’,’www’);


    1 row created
    SQL>insert into department values(20,’accounts’,’xxx’);
    1 row created
    SQL>insert into department values(30,’sales’,’yyy’);
    1 row created
    SQL>insert into department values(40,’apprentice’,’zzz’);
    1 row created

    SQL>select * from employee;

    EMPID DEPTID EMPNAME EMPSALARY


    -------- ------------ ------------------ --------------
    1000 10 AAA 50000
    1001 20 BBB 60000
    1002 30 CCC 80000
    1003 40 DDD 70000
    1004 10 EEE 40000

    SQL>select * from department;

    DEPTID DEPTNAME SUPERVISOR


    -------- ------------------ ------------------
    10 finance www
    20 accounts xxx
    30 sales yyy
    40 apprentice zzz
    SQL>select empname from employee where deptid=(select deptid from department where
    deptname=’accounts’);

    EMPNME
    -------------
    BBB
    EEE
    SQL>select count(*) from employee where deptid=(select deptid from department where
    deptname=’accounts’);

    COUNT(*)
    ---------------
    2
    SQL>select min(empsalary) from employee where deptid=(select deptid from department where
    deptname=’accounts’);

    MIN(EMPSALARY)
    ---------------------------
    40000
    SQL>select max(empsalary) from employee where deptid=(select deptid from department where
    deptname=’accounts’);

    MAX(EMPSALARY)
    ---------------------------
    60000
    SQL>select avg(empsalary) from employee where deptid=(select deptid from department where
    deptname=’accounts’);

    AVG(EMPSALARY)
    ---------------------------
    50000
    SQL>select * from employee where deptid=(select deptid from department where supervisor=’www’);

    EMPID DEPTID EMPNAME SALARY


    -------- ------------ ------------------ --------------
    1000 10 AAA 50000

    SQL>update employee set empsalary=empsalary+empsalary*0.15 where deptid=(select deptid from


    department where deptname=’sales’);
    1 row updated

    SQL>alter table employee add(bonus number(5));


    Table altered

    SQL>update employee set bonus=empsalary*0.05;


    5 rows updated
    SQL> select * from employee;

    EMPID DEPTID EMPNAME EMPSALARY BONUS


    -------- ------------ ------------------ -------------- ---------------
    1000 10 AAA 50000 2500
    1001 20 BBB 60000 3000
    1002 30 CCC 92000 4600
    1003 40 DDD 70000 3500
    1004 20 EEE 40000 2000

    SQL> delete from employee where deptid=(select deptid from department where deptname=’apprentice’;
    1 row deleted

    SQL> select * from employee;

    EMPID DEPTID EMPNAME EMPSALARY BONUS


    -------- ------------ ------------------ -------------- ---------------
    1000 10 AAA 50000 2500
    1001 20 BBB 60000 3000
    1002 30 CCC 92000 4600
    1004 20 EEE 40000 2000

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