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DBMS- Worksheet 4 - Answers

The document contains SQL queries divided into two sections. Section A includes basic queries for counting distinct jobs, ordering employee names, filtering names, and ordering by job and salary. Section B focuses on grouping employee counts by department, filtering based on employee name criteria, and finding maximum salaries and unique job counts within departments.

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DBMS- Worksheet 4 - Answers

The document contains SQL queries divided into two sections. Section A includes basic queries for counting distinct jobs, ordering employee names, filtering names, and ordering by job and salary. Section B focuses on grouping employee counts by department, filtering based on employee name criteria, and finding maximum salaries and unique job counts within departments.

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Question 2

--------------------- SECTION A ---------------------


a) select count(distinct Job) from Employee;
b) select Empno, Empname from Employee order by Empname asc;
c) select * from Employee where (Empname>'C' and Empname <'M') order by Empname
desc;
d) select Job,Salary from Employee order by Job desc, Salary asc;

--------------------- SECTION B ---------------------


a) select Dno, count(*) as employeecount from Employee group by Dno;
b) select Dno, count(*) as employeecount from Employee group by Dno order by
employeecount asc;
c) select Dno, count(*) as employeecount from Employee group by Dno having
count(*)>2 order by employeecount desc;
d) select Dno, max(Salary) as DepMaxSalary from Employee group by Dno order by
DepMaxSalary desc;
e) select Dno, count(distinct Job) as NoOFuniqueJobs from Employee group by Dno;
f) select Job, count(*) as NumberOfEmployees from Employee group by Job order by
NumberOfEmployees asc;
g) select Dno, count(*) as NumberOfEmployees from Employee where (Empname>='C' and
Empname <='S') group by Dno order by NumberOfEmployees asc;
h) select Dno, count(*) as NumOfEmployee from Employee where Empname>='C' and
Empname<='S' group by Dno having count(*)>2 order by NumOfEmployee asc;

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