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    The document contains SQL statements to select, update, and create a new table from data in an existing table. It selects employee data by department number ordered by fields, updates salaries by multiplying by 1.1 for one department, selects to show the results, and then creates a new table with all data and selects from it. It then updates salaries in the original table for employees that exist in the new table by multiplying by 1.3 using two different update statements with joins.

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    The document contains SQL statements to select, update, and create a new table from data in an existing table. It selects employee data by department number ordered by fields, updates salaries by multiplying by 1.1 for one department, selects to show the results, and then creates a new table with all data and selects from it. It then updates salaries in the original table for employees that exist in the new table by multiplying by 1.3 using two different update statements with joins.

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    Aula 16 - Manipulação de Banco de Dados Parte 3

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    // Aula 16 - Manipulação de Banco de Dados parte 3

    > SELECT DEPTNUM,NOME,SALARIO from FUN where DEPTNUM = 20 order by 1,3;

    > UPDATE FUN set SALARIO = SALARIO*1.10 where DEPTNUM = 20;

    > SELECT DEPTNUM,NOME,SALARIO from FUN where DEPTNUM = 20 order by 1,3;

    > SELECT DEPTNUM,NOME, SALARIO as SALARIO_INICIAL, SALARIO*.10 as Valor_Somado,


    SALARIO*1.10 as SALARIO_REAJUSTADO from FUN where DEPTNUM=20;

    > CREATE table FUN_2 as SELECT * from FUN;

    > SELECT FUNNUM, NOME from FUN_2;

    > SELECT FUNNUM, NOME, SALARIO from FUN;

    > UPDATE FUN set SALARIO=SALARIO*1.30 where FUNNUM in ( select FUNNUM from FUN_2 );

    > SELECT FUNNUM, NOME, SALARIO from FUN;

    > UPDATE FUN set SALARIO = SALARIO*1.30 where exists ( select null from FUN_2 where
    FUN.FUNNUM=FUN_2.FUNNUM );

    > SELECT FUNNUM, NOME, SALARIO from FUN;

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