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Day 13 | SQL Interview Questions for Data Analyst/ Data Scientist/ Business Analyst

1) Who is getting the highest salary from employee table?

2) Find the second highest salary from Table.

3) If date of birth is given in the table. Find the highest salary whose age is between 30 to 50 yrs. 

4)  Write SQL Query to find the number of employees according to department whose DOB is between
01/01/1992 to 31/12/1994.

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Preeti Sondhi

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Link to my channel: https://youtube.com/c/PreetiSondhi

Answer Video Link: https://youtu.be/nV0WVZ8JoHc

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Mohd Reeyaz

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you can post the document in word as well youtube is fine

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Debashis Sahu

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1. select name,salary from Employee

   where salary in (select max(salary) from Employee);

2. SELECT name, MAX(salary) as salary from employee

   where salary < (select MAX(salary) from employee);

3. Select max(salary) from Employee

   where datediff(year,'DOB',getdate())between 30 and 50;

4.select count(employee_id),department from Employee

 where DOB between '01/01/1992' and '31/12/1994'

  order by department;

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Bhargav Sai Polavarapu

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1)select * from employee where salary =

(select max(salary) from employee );

2)with using top

select max(salary) from salary where salary in

(select top 2 salary from employee);

without using top/limit

select A.salary from(

select e.salary , rank() over(order by e.salary desc) salaryrank from employee e) A 

where A.salaryrank*2=(select 2*2) ;

3)select max(e.salary) from employee e where datediff(yy,e.dob,GETDATE()) between 30

and 50 ;

4)select e.departement,count(*) from employee e where e.dob between 01011992 and

31121994

group by e.departement.

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