The document describes creating an EMPLOYEE table with columns for employee number, name, address, phone number, department number and name, job ID, and salary. It then provides 7 SQL queries: 1) Insert 5 rows into the table, 2) Display all records from the table, 3) Display records for employees in department D10, 4) Update the city for employee 12 to Nagpur, 5) Display employees in the MECH department, 6) Delete the email for employee James, and 7) Display records for employees in the SALES department.
The document describes creating an EMPLOYEE table with columns for employee number, name, address, phone number, department number and name, job ID, and salary. It then provides 7 SQL queries: 1) Insert 5 rows into the table, 2) Display all records from the table, 3) Display records for employees in department D10, 4) Update the city for employee 12 to Nagpur, 5) Display employees in the MECH department, 6) Delete the email for employee James, and 7) Display records for employees in the SALES department.
The document describes creating an EMPLOYEE table with columns for employee number, name, address, phone number, department number and name, job ID, and salary. It then provides 7 SQL queries: 1) Insert 5 rows into the table, 2) Display all records from the table, 3) Display records for employees in department D10, 4) Update the city for employee 12 to Nagpur, 5) Display employees in the MECH department, 6) Delete the email for employee James, and 7) Display records for employees in the SALES department.