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INDEX

Sl Assignment Name
01 Bank Database
02 Employee Database
03 Employee Database (Update/Delete queries)

Assignment 1: Bank Database


Tables: Branch, Customer, Account, Loan, Depositor, Borrower

Queries:
I. Retrieve distinct customers who have either an account or a loan.

SELECT DISTINCT C.CustomerID, C.CustomerName


FROM Customer C
WHERE C.CustomerID IN (SELECT CustomerID FROM Depositor)
OR C.CustomerID IN (SELECT CustomerID FROM Borrower);

II. Retrieve the branch with the maximum number of accounts.

SELECT BranchName
FROM Account
GROUP BY BranchName
ORDER BY COUNT(AccountNumber) DESC
LIMIT 1;

III. Find the maximum loan amount issued in each branch.

SELECT BranchName, MAX(Amount) AS MaxLoan


FROM Loan
GROUP BY BranchName;

IV. Find customers whose names start with 'A'.


SELECT *
FROM Customer

WHERE CustomerName LIKE 'A%';


Assignment 2: Employee Database
Tables: employee, works, company, manages

Queries:
I. Find the company that has the most employees.

SELECT CompanyName
FROM works
GROUP BY CompanyName
ORDER BY COUNT(EmployeeID) DESC
LIMIT 1;

II. Find employees who do not have a manager.

SELECT E.EmployeeID, E.EmployeeName


FROM employee E
WHERE E.EmployeeID NOT IN (SELECT EmployeeID FROM manages);

III. Find the second highest salary among employees.

SELECT DISTINCT Salary


FROM works
ORDER BY Salary DESC
LIMIT 1 OFFSET 1;

IV. Find all employees who live in Dhaka city, but their company is not in Dhaka.

SELECT E.EmployeeID, E.EmployeeName


FROM employee E
JOIN works W ON E.EmployeeID = W.EmployeeID
JOIN company C ON W.CompanyName = C.CompanyName
WHERE E.City = 'Dhaka' AND C.City <> 'Dhaka';
Assignment 3: Employee Database (Update/Delete queries)
Tables: employee, works, company, manages

Queries:
I. Find companies with more than 5 employees.

SELECT CompanyName
FROM works
GROUP BY CompanyName
HAVING COUNT(EmployeeID) > 5;

II. Give all employees of First Bank Corporation a 20% salary raise.

UPDATE works
SET Salary = Salary * 1.20
WHERE CompanyName = 'First Bank Corporation';

III. Delete all records where an employee has no manager.

DELETE FROM manages


WHERE ManagerID IS NULL;

IV. Assign a new manager to employees who currently have no manager. (Example:
ManagerID = 101)

UPDATE manages
SET ManagerID = 101
WHERE ManagerID IS NULL;

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