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PLSQL Fun and Procedures

The document outlines SQL commands to create an 'employee' table and insert records into it. It also describes a PL/SQL procedure to add new employee records and a function to update employee salaries with a 15% hike. The procedure and function are successfully executed, demonstrating the manipulation of employee data in the database.

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PLSQL Fun and Procedures

The document outlines SQL commands to create an 'employee' table and insert records into it. It also describes a PL/SQL procedure to add new employee records and a function to update employee salaries with a 15% hike. The procedure and function are successfully executed, demonstrating the manipulation of employee data in the database.

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create table employee( name varchar2(20),id number,location varchar2(20));

insert into employee values('uma',2,'guntur');


insert into employee values('sumanth',1,'penumaka');
insert into employee values('semya',3,'hyd');

create or replace procedure empl(nam employee.name%type,i_d employee.id%type,loc


employee.location%type)
is
begin
insert into employee values(nam,i_d,loc);
end empl;

Procedure created

begin
empl('pavani',4,'vjw');
end;
/

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> select * from employee;

NAME ID LOCATION
-------------------- ---------- --------------------
uma 2 guntur
sumanth 1 penumaka
semya 3 hyd
pavani 4 vjw

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create or replace function sal_hike(emp_id emp.employee_id%type)


return number
is
salary emp.salary%type;
begin
update emp set salary = (salary+(0.15*salary));
return salary;
end;

begin
dbms_output.put_line(sal_hike(101));
end;

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