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SQL Database Setup Guide

The document outlines the creation of an employee database named 'employee' along with two tables: 'Empdata' for employee information and 'Department' for department details. It includes sample data insertion for both tables and establishes a foreign key relationship between 'Empdata' and 'Department'. Additionally, it updates the 'Empdata' table with department IDs for specific employees.

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SQL Database Setup Guide

The document outlines the creation of an employee database named 'employee' along with two tables: 'Empdata' for employee information and 'Department' for department details. It includes sample data insertion for both tables and establishes a foreign key relationship between 'Empdata' and 'Department'. Additionally, it updates the 'Empdata' table with department IDs for specific employees.

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-- Create the employee database

CREATE DATABASE employee;

GO

-- Use the employee database

USE employee;

GO

-- Create the Empdata table

CREATE TABLE Empdata (

empId INT PRIMARY KEY,

empname VARCHAR(50),

empaddress VARCHAR(100),

empphonenumber VARCHAR(20),

salary DECIMAL(10, 2)

);

-- Insert sample data into Empdata table

INSERT INTO Empdata (empId, empname, empaddress, empphonenumber,


salary)

VALUES

(1, 'John Doe', '123 Main St', '555-1234', 50000.00),

(2, 'Jane Smith', '456 Oak Ave', '555-5678', 60000.00),

(3, 'David Lee', '789 Elm St', '555-9012', 45000.00),

(4, 'Sarah Jones', '101 Pine Rd', '555-3456', 55000.00),

(5, 'Michael Brown', '202 Maple Ln', '555-7890', 65000.00),

(6, 'Emily Davis', '303 Cedar Dr', '555-1234', 52000.00);


-- Create the Department table

CREATE TABLE Department (

deptid INT PRIMARY KEY,

deptname VARCHAR(50)

);

-- Insert data into Department table

INSERT INTO Department (deptid, deptname)

VALUES

(1, 'HR'),

(2, 'Finance'),

(3, 'IT');

-- Add a foreign key constraint to Empdata table to connect with Department


table

ALTER TABLE Empdata

ADD deptId INT,

CONSTRAINT FK_Empdata_Department FOREIGN KEY (deptId) REFERENCES


Department(deptid);

-- Update Empdata table with department IDs (assuming some sample


assignments)

UPDATE Empdata

SET deptId = 1 WHERE empId IN (1, 2);

UPDATE Empdata

SET deptId = 2 WHERE empId IN (3, 4

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