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    The document describes creating department and employee tables in a database, inserting sample data, and using various SQL queries to retrieve specific records by filtering on fields like department number, salary, gender, and job description. These queries include selecting, filtering, ordering, aggregating, and joining data between the two tables.

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    The document describes creating department and employee tables in a database, inserting sample data, and using various SQL queries to retrieve specific records by filtering on fields like department number, salary, gender, and job description. These queries include selecting, filtering, ordering, aggregating, and joining data between the two tables.

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    QUERYING USING OPERATORS – EMPLOYEE DETAILS

    CREATING DEPARTMENT TABLE:


    create table cs555dept(deptno number(4) constraint cs555dept_dept_pk primary
    key,deptname char(20));
    Table created.

    INSERTING VALUES INTO DEPARTMENT TABLE:


    insert into cs555dept(deptno,deptname)values(:deptno,:deptname);

    select * from cs555dept;

    CREATING EMPLOYEE TABLE:


    create table cs555emp(eno number(4) constraint cs555emp_eno_pk primary key,ename
    char(20),deptno number(4),edesn char(15),gender char(2),doj date,age number(2),salary
    number(8),constraint cs555emp_deptno_fk foreign key(deptno)references
    cs555dept(deptno));
    Table created.
    desc cs555emp;
    insert into cs555emp(eno,ename,deptno,edesn,gender,doj,age,salary)
    values(:eno,:ename,:deptno,:edesn,:gender,:doj,:age,:salary);

    select ename,gender,edesn from cs555emp where salary<100000

    select ename,salary from cs555emp where deptno=2 order by salary asc;

    select deptno,count(*)"no of employees"from cs555emp group by deptno;


    select * from cs555emp;

    select ename,salary from cs555emp where edesn='production' and gender='m';

    select ename from cs555emp union select deptname from cs555dept where deptno=3;

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