MySQL - ASSIGNMENT
Consider a table EMPLOYEE with the following data and answer the SQL queries:
ENO ENAME SALARY AREA BONUS DATE OF JOIN
CODE (%)
1 Raj Sinha 300000 36 12.00 19-07-2009
2 Udit Thakur 500000 48 10.00 22-03-2008
3 R. K. Sharma 300000 36 NULL 08-03-2007
4 Neha Yadav 800000 60 10.00 06-12-2008
5 Ajay Garg 200000 36 12.50 03-01-2010
6 Ravi Ranjan 700000 60 12.50 05-06-2008
7 MohitDua 500000 48 NULL 05-03-2008
Create Database and use it
1. Create a database OFFICE.
2. Use the database OFFICE.
Create Table / Insert Into
3. Create a table EMPLOYEE and insert tuples in it.
Simple Select
4. Display the details of all the EMPLOYEES.
5. Display the employee no, Name, and salary of all the employees.
Conditional Select using Where Clause
6. Display the details of all the employees with salary less than 300000.
7. Display the eno and salary of all the employees who joined before 01-04-2009.
8. Display the eno, ename of all the employees who joined after 01-04-2009.
Using NULL
9. Display the details of all the employees whose bonus is NULL.
[Link] the details of all the employees whose bonus is not NULL.
Using DISTINCT Clause
[Link] the salary of employees from the table removing duplicate values.
[Link] the area code of employees from the table Employees. An area code should
appear only once.
Using Logical Operators (NOT, AND, OR)
[Link] the details of all the employees joined after 31-12-2008 for which the area
code is more than 36.
[Link] the Name and salary for all the employees which do not have area code 36.
[Link] the Name and salary for all the employees for which the salary is less than
500000 or bonus is more than 12.
[Link] the details of all the employees who joined in the year 2009.
[Link] the details of all the employees whose salary is in the range 400000 to
500000.
[Link] the details of all the employees whose bonus is in the range 11% to 12%.
Using IN Operator
[Link] the Name and salary for all the employees for whom the bonus is 24, 36, or
48. (Using IN operator)
Using BETWEEN Operator
[Link] the details of all the employees whose salary is in the range 400000 to
500000. (Using BETWEEN operator)
[Link] the details of all the employees whose bonus is in the range 11% to 12%.
(Using BETWEEN operator)
Using LIKE Operator
[Link] the Eno, Name, and salary for all the employees for whom the Name ends
with 'Sharma'.
[Link] the Eno, Name, and salary for all the employees for whom the Name ends
with 'a'.
[Link] the Eno, Name, and Salary for all the employees for whom the Name contains
'a'.
[Link] the Eno, Name, and Salary for all the employees for whom the Name does
not contain 'P'.
[Link] the Eno, Name, and Salary for all the employees for whom the Name contains
'a' as the second last character.
Using ORDER BY clause
[Link] the details of all the employees in the ascending order of their salary.
[Link] the details of all the employees in the descending order of their join date.
[Link] the details of all the employees in the ascending order of their salary and
within salary in the descending order of their join Date.
Using UPDATE, DELETE, ALTER TABLE
[Link] the bonus 15.50% for all the employees for which bonus is NULL.
[Link] the bonus by 0.5% for all the employees for which the salary is more than
400000.
[Link] every employees replace bonus with (salary*bonus)/ 12*100.
[Link] the records of employee, 'N.P. Jain'
[Link] another column Category of type CHAR(5) in the Employees table.
SOLUTIONS: MYSQL ASSIGNMENT
1. Create database OFFICE;
2. Use OFFICE;
3. Create table EMPLOYEE (ENO integer(5),ENAME varchar(50), SALARY
integer(10),AREA CODE integer(5),BONUS decimal(4,2) DATE_OF_JOIN date);
Insert into EMPLOYEE values(1120, “Mahesh”, 54000,12,45.5,”01-12-2010”)
4. select * from EMPLOYEE;
5. select ENO, ENAME, SALARY from EMPLOYEE;
6. select * from EMPLOYEE where salary<300000;
7. select ENO, SALARY where DATE_OF_JOIN <”01-04-2009”;
8. select ENO, NAME where DATE_OF_JOIN >”01-04-2009”;
9. select * from EMPLOYEE where BONUS IS NULL;
[Link] * from EMPLOYEE where BONUS IS NOT NULL;
[Link] distinct SALARY from EMPLOYEE;
[Link] distinct AREA CODE from EMPLOYEE;
[Link] * from EMPLOYEE where DATE_OF_JOIN>”31-12-2008” AND AREA
CODE>36;
[Link] ENAME, SALARY from EMPLOYEE WHERE AREA CODE!=36;
[Link] ENAME, SALARY from EMPLOYEE WHERE SALARY<500000 AND
BONUS>12;
[Link]* from EMPLOYEE WHERE DATE_OF_JOIN BETWEEN “01-01-2009”
AND “31-12-2009”;
[Link] * from EMPLOYEE WHERE SALARY BETWEEN 400000 AND 500000;
[Link]*from EMPLOYEE WHERE BONUS BETWEEN 11 AND 12;
[Link]*from EMPLOYEE where BONUS >= 11 and BONUS<=12;
[Link] ENAME, SALARY from EMPLOYEE where BONUS in (24,36,48) ;
[Link] * from EMPLOYEE where SALARY between 400000 and 500000;
[Link] *from EMPLOYEE where BONUS between 11 and 12;
[Link] ENO, ENAME, SALARY from EMPLOYEE where ENAME like “%Sharma”;
[Link] ENO, ENAME, SALARY from EMPLOYEE where ENAME like ‘%a’ ;
[Link] ENO, ENAME, SALARY from EMPLOYEE where ENAME like ‘%a%’ ;
[Link] ENO, ENAME, SALARY from EMPLOYEE where ENAME not like ‘%P%’ ;
[Link] ENO, ENAME, SALARY from EMPLOYEE where ENAME like ‘%a_’ ;
[Link] * from EMPLOYEE order by SALARY asc;
[Link] * from EMPLOYEE order by DATE OF JOIN desc;
[Link] * from EMPLOYEE order by SALARY asc, DATE OF JOIN desc;
[Link] EMPLOYEE set BONUS=15.50 where BONUS IS NULL;
[Link] EMPLOYEE set BONUS=BONUS+(0.5/100)*BONUS, where
SALARY>400000;
[Link] EMPLOYEE, set BONUS=(SALARY*BONUS)/12*100;
[Link] from EMPLOYEE where ENAME=’N. P. JAIN’;
[Link] table EMPLOYEE add CATEGORY char(5);
