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    The document creates a user named tejas, inserts data into the EMP1 table, runs queries to retrieve data from the EMP1 table including the salary for employee with id 2 and names and salary for employee with id 3, and outputs the results. It defines PL/SQL blocks to declare and assign variables used to store and output the retrieved values.

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    The document creates a user named tejas, inserts data into the EMP1 table, runs queries to retrieve data from the EMP1 table including the salary for employee with id 2 and names and salary for employee with id 3, and outputs the results. It defines PL/SQL blocks to declare and assign variables used to store and output the retrieved values.

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    create user tejas

    2.identified by bscit
    3.default tablespace users
    4.temporary tablespace temp;

    grant resource,
    connect to tejas

    set serveroutput on;


    declare
    v_name varchar(10);
    begin
    v_name :='Rahul';
    dbms_output.put_line(v_name);
    end;
    /

    create table EMP1(eid int,ename varchar(10),e_age int,e_salary int);


    insert into EMP1 values(1,'Raj',23,5000);
    insert into EMP1 values(2,'Ajay',24,2000);
    insert into EMP1 values(3,'Reema',25,2500);
    insert into EMP1 values(4,'Meena',20,3000);
    insert into EMP1 values(5,'Vivaan',23,3500);

    select*from EMP1;

    set serveroutput on;


    declare
    v_salary number(10);
    begin
    select e_salary into v_salary from EMP1 where eid=2;
    dbms_output.put_line(v_salary);
    end;
    /

    set serveroutput on;


    declare
    v_name varchar(10);
    v_salary number(10);
    begin
    select e_salary,ename into v_salary,v_name from EMP1 where eid=3;
    dbms_output.put_line(v_name||' has salary '||v_salary);
    end;
    /

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