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Farris SQL

The document contains a series of SQL queries for managing employee data in a database. It includes commands for selecting, updating, deleting, and creating tables related to employee information. Key operations involve filtering by age, salary, and names, as well as modifying employee titles and records.

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Farris SQL

The document contains a series of SQL queries for managing employee data in a database. It includes commands for selecting, updating, deleting, and creating tables related to employee information. Key operations involve filtering by age, salary, and names, as well as modifying employee titles and records.

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1.

select first,
age
from empinfo;
2. select first,
last,
city
from empinfo
where city <>
'Payson';
3. select * from empinfo
where age > 40;
4. select first, last from empinfo
where last LIKE '%ay';
5. select * from empinfo
where first = 'Mary';
6. select * from empinfo
where first LIKE '%Mary%';
7. create table
myemployees
(firstname varchar(30),
lastname varchar(30),
title varchar(30),
age number(2),
salary number(8,2));
8. select * from
myemployees;
9. select * from
myemployees
where salary > 30000;
10. select firstname, lastname
from myemployees
where age < 30;
11. select firstname, lastname, salary
from myemployees
where title LIKE '%Programmer%';
12. select * from
myemployees
where lastname LIKE '%ebe%';
13. select firstname from
myemployees
where firstname = 'Potsy';
14. select * from
myemployees
where age > 80;
15. select * from
myemployees
where lastname LIKE '%ith';
16. update myemployees
set lastname = 'Weber-Williams'
where firstname = 'Jonie' and lastname = 'Weber';
select * from myemployees;
17. update myemployees
set age = age+1
where firstname = 'Dirk' and lastname='Smith';
select * from myemployees;
18. update myemployees
set title = 'Administrative Assistant'
where title = 'Secretary';
select * from myemployees;
19. update myemployees
set salary = salary + 3500
where salary < 30000;
select * from myemployees;
20. update myemployees
set salary = salary + 4500
where salary > 33500;
select * from myemployees;
21. update myemployees
set title = 'Programmer III'
where title = 'Programmer II';
select * from myemployees;
22. update myemployees
set title = 'Programmer II'
where title = 'Programmer';
select * from myemployees;
23. delete
from myemployees
where lastname =
'Weber-Williams';
select * from myemployees;
24. delete
from myemployees
where salary >
70000;
select * from myemployees;
25. drop table myemployees;

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