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    The document creates EMPLOYEES and DEPARTMENTS tables, inserts sample data, and performs joins and queries on the tables. It inserts employee records, relates employees to departments, sums salaries by department, and selects employees with salaries over $60,000 including two new records added at the end.

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    The document creates EMPLOYEES and DEPARTMENTS tables, inserts sample data, and performs joins and queries on the tables. It inserts employee records, relates employees to departments, sums salaries by department, and selects employees with salaries over $60,000 including two new records added at the end.

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    The document creates EMPLOYEES and DEPARTMENTS tables, inserts sample data, and performs joins and queries on the tables. It inserts employee records, relates employees to departments, sums salaries by department, and selects employees with salaries over $60,000 including two new records added at the end.

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    CREATE TABLE EMPLOYEE(

    EmployeeID NUMBER,
    FIRSTNAME VARCHAR2(20),
    LASTNAME VARCHAR2(10),
    DEPARTMENTID NUMBER,
    SALARY NUMBER,
    CONSTRAINT EMPLOYEES_PK primary key (EmployeeID)
    );
    INSERT INTO EMPLOYEES VALUES(1,'Jhon', 'Doe', 101, 60000);
    INSERT INTO EMPLOYEES VALUES(2, 'Jane', 'Smith', 102, 70000);
    INSERT INTO EMPLOYEES VALUES(3, 'Bob', 'Johnson', 101, 55000);
    INSERT INTO EMPLOYEES VALUES(4, 'Alice', 'Williams', 103, 80000);
    INSERT INTO EMPLOYEES VALUES(5, 'Charlie', 'Brown', 102, 60000);

    create table Departments(


    DepartmentID NUMBER,
    DEPARTMENTNAME VARCHAR2(20),
    CONSTRAINT DEPARTMENTS_PK primary key (DepartmentID)
    );
    INSERT INTO departments VALUES (101, 'SALES');
    INSERT INTO departments VALUES (102, 'Marketing');
    insert into departments values (103, 'finance');
    SELECT employeeid, firstname, lastname, departmentname
    FROM EMPLOYEES e
    JOIN DEPARTMENTS d
    ON e.departmentid= d.departmentid;
    SELECT DEPARTMENTNAME,SUM(SALARY) AS TOTAL_SAL
    FROM EMPLOYEES e
    JOIN DEPARTMENTS d
    ON e.departmentid= d.departmentid
    GROUP BY d.DEPARTMENTNAME;
    select firstname, lastname, salary, departmentname
    from employees e join departments d
    on e.departmentid= d.departmentid
    where salary>60000;
    INSERT INTO Employees VALUES (6, 'Eva', 'Johnson', 103, 75000);
    INSERT INTO Employees VALUES (7, 'David', 'Smith', 101, 62000);

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