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    This document contains examples of SQL queries using aggregate functions such as MAX, MIN, COUNT, SUM, and AVG. The queries are retrieving information from an EMP table such as maximum salary, minimum salary, number of employees, total salary, and average salary. Examples also demonstrate using aggregate functions with WHERE clauses to filter results by department, job type, hire date, manager, and other fields.

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    This document contains examples of SQL queries using aggregate functions such as MAX, MIN, COUNT, SUM, and AVG. The queries are retrieving information from an EMP table such as maximum salary, minimum salary, number of employees, total salary, and average salary. Examples also demonstrate using aggregate functions with WHERE clauses to filter results by department, job type, hire date, manager, and other fields.

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    This document contains examples of SQL queries using aggregate functions such as MAX, MIN, COUNT, SUM, and AVG. The queries are retrieving information from an EMP table such as maximum salary, minimum salary, number of employees, total salary, and average salary. Examples also demonstrate using aggregate functions with WHERE clauses to filter results by department, job type, hire date, manager, and other fields.

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    MULTI ROW FUNCTIONS (QUESTIONS FROM GOOGLE)

    MAX, MIN, COUNT, SUM, AVG

    1. Write a query to fetch the EmpFname from the Emp table in upper case and use the ALIAS name
    as Empname?
    select LOWER(Ename) as Empname
    from emp;

    ANS:
    EMPNAME
    ----------
    smith
    allen
    ward
    jones
    martin
    blake
    clark
    scott
    king
    turner
    adams
    james
    ford
    miller

    2. Write a query to select maximum salary from employees table.


    Select max(sal)
    From emp;
    ANS: MAX(SAL)
    ---------
    5000

    3. Write a query to select second maximum salary from employee’s table.


    SELECT max(sal)
    FROM Employees
    WHERE sal NOT IN (SELECT max(salary) FROM Employees);
    ANS: MAX(SAL)
    ---------
    3000
    4. Display average salary in the department 30.
    select avg(sal)
    from emp
    where deptno=30;
    ANS: AVG(SAL)
    ----------
    1566.66667

    5. Display number of employees working in department 10 and 30.


    select count(*)
    from emp
    where deptno in( '10','30');
    ANS: 9

    6. Display all the employee id and its maximum salary.


    Select emp no, max(sal)
    from emp
    group by emp no
    order by 1;
    ANS:

    FUNCTIONS
    Multi row functions SQL queries
    1. WAQTD minimum salary in employee’s table

    select min(sal)
    from emp;

    ANS: MIN(SAL)

    ----------

    800

    2. WAQTD total salary given to all the employees

    select sum(sal)
    from emp;

    ANS: SUM(SAL)
    ----------

    29025

    3. WAQTD average salary given to all the employees

    select avg(sal)
    from emp;

    ANS: AVG(SAL)

    ----------

    2073.21429

    4. WAQTD max salary given in department 10

    select max(sal)
    from emp
    where deptno=10;

    ANS: MAX(SAL)

    ----------

    5000

    5. WAQTD number of employees in employee’s table

    select count(*)
    from emp;

    ANS: COUNT(*)

    ----------

    14

    6. WAQTD number of employees getting salary less than 2000 in department 10

    select count(*)
    from emp
    where sal<2000 and deptno = 10;

    ANS: COUNT(*)

    ----------

    1
    7. WAQTD total salary needed to pay the employees working as clerk

    select sum(sal)
    from emp
    where job in 'CLERK';

    ANS: SUM(SAL)

    ----------

    4150

    8. WAQTD number of employees having A as their first character

    select count(*)
    from emp
    where ename like ‘A%’;

    ANS: COUNT(*)

    ----------

    9. WAQTD number of employees working as clerk or manager


    select count(*)
    from emp
    where job in (‘CLERK’,’MANAGER’);

    ANS: COUNT(*)

    ----------

    10. WAQTD total salary needed to pay employees hired in the month of Feb

    select sum(sal)
    from emp
    where hiredate like '%FEB%';

    ANS: SUM(SAL)

    ----------
    2850
    11. WAQTD number of employees reporting to 7839(MGR)

    select count(*)
    from emp
    where MGR in 7839;

    Ans: COUNT(*)

    ----------

    12. WAQTD number of employees getting commission in deptno 30

    select count(*)
    from emp
    where comm is not null and deptno in 30;

    ANS: COUNT(*)

    ----------

    13. WAQTD average salary, total salary, number of employees and maximum salary given to the
    employees working as president

    select avg(sal), sum(sal), count(*), max(sal)


    from emp
    where ename ='PRESIDENT';

    ANS: AVG(SAL) SUM(SAL) COUNT(*) MAX(SAL)

    ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------

    14. WAQTD number of employees having 'A' letter in their name


    select count(*)
    from emp
    where ename like '%A%';

    ANS: COUNT(*)

    ----------

    7
    15. WAQTD number of employees and total salary needed to pay the employees who have 2
    consecutive L's in their name
    select count(*)
    from emp
    where ename like '%LL%';

    ANS: COUNT(*)

    ----------

    16. WAQTD number of departments present in employee table

    select count (distinct deptno)


    from emp;

    ANS: COUNT(DISTINCTDEPTNO)

    ---------------------

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