 Create company database

 Create table employee

CREATE TABLE Employee(
ID int NOT NULL,
NAME VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
AGE INT NOT NULL,
LOCATION VARCHAR(25),
SALARY DECIMAL,
PRIMARY KEY(ID));

 Insert following table

INSERT INTO employee(ID, NAME, AGE, LOCATION, SALARY) VALUES(001, 'Michael

Jordan', 49,'NYC',15500);
INSERT INTO employee(ID, NAME, AGE, LOCATION, SALARY) VALUES(002, 'Suzan Bones',
39,'Illinois',10000);
INSERT INTO employee(ID, NAME, AGE, LOCATION, SALARY) VALUES(003, 'Kevin Feige',
44,'Washington',11000);
INSERT INTO employee(ID, NAME, AGE, LOCATION, SALARY) VALUES(004, 'Tomas
Anderson', 41,'LA',9800);
INSERT INTO employee(ID, NAME, AGE, LOCATION, SALARY) VALUES(005, 'Scott Lang',
40,'Kentucky',7500);
INSERT INTO employee(ID, NAME, AGE, LOCATION, SALARY) VALUES(006, 'Gwanda
Stacey', 30,'South Africa',7000);
INSERT INTO employee(ID, NAME, AGE, LOCATION, SALARY) VALUES(007, 'Miles
Morales', 25,'Queens',6800);
INSERT INTO employee(ID, NAME, AGE, LOCATION, SALARY) VALUES(008, 'Miguel Ohara',
35,'Earth 2077',6500);
INSERT INTO employee(ID, NAME, AGE, LOCATION, SALARY) VALUES(009, 'May Parker',
55,'Earth 616',7300);
INSERT INTO employee(ID, NAME, AGE, LOCATION, SALARY) VALUES(010, 'Gellert
Grindelwald', 51,'Romania',13000);
INSERT INTO employee(ID, NAME, AGE, LOCATION, SALARY) VALUES(011, 'Lily El-Fouly',
33,'Middle East',8300);

 Describe the table

DESC employee;
 Add other data :
INSERT INTO employee(ID, NAME, AGE, `Location`, SALARY) VALUES(12, 'Ahmed Saeed',
28,'Alex',3300);
INSERT INTO employee(ID, NAME, AGE, `Location`, SALARY) VALUES(13, 'Ashraf Samy',
31,'Matrouh',3800);
INSERT INTO employee(ID, NAME, AGE, `Location`, SALARY) VALUES(14, 'Said Wael',
36,'Aswan',4800);
INSERT INTO employee(ID, NAME, AGE, `Location`, SALARY) VALUES(15, 'Alaa Ali',
42,'Cairo',5500);
INSERT INTO employee(ID, NAME, AGE, `Location`, SALARY) VALUES(16, 'Ali Samy',
43,'Cairo',5800);

 Display all data then display distinct cities

SELECT * FROM employee;
SELECT DISTINCT LOCATION FROM employee;

 Display IDs, NAMEs, & SALARYs of employees whose SALARY is greater than or equal
to 10000
SELECT ID, NAME, SALARY FROM employee WHERE SALARY>=10000;

 Display IDs, NAMEs, Ages, & SALARYs of employees whose SALARY is greater than or
equal to 10000 and age is less than 45
SELECT ID, NAME, SALARY, AGE FROM employee WHERE SALARY>=10000 AND AGE < 45;

 Display all data of employees ascending based on the salary

SELECT * FROM employee ORDER BY SALARY;

 Display all data of employees where the name starts with the litter ‘a’
SELECT * FROM employee
WHERE NAME LIKE 'a%';

 Display first 3 rows in table

SELECT * FROM employee LIMIT 3;
 Display all data of employees whose salary is greater than 5000 grouping the data based on
the names of the employees(alphabetically)

SELECT ID, NAME, Location, AGE , SALARY FROM employee

WHERE SALARY > 5000
GROUP BY NAME;

 Make an alteration in the salary column so that it doesn’t have a null value
ALTER TABLE employee
MODIFY SALARY DECIMAL (18, 2) NOT NULL;
DESC employee;

INSERT INTO employee (ID, NAME, LOCATION) VALUES (018, 'Eddie','Brooklyn')

#(salary = 0)

 Make an alteration in the salary column so that it does have by default the value 5000
ALTER TABLE employee
MODIFY SALARY DECIMAL (18, 2) DEFAULT 5000.00;

DELETE FROM employee WHERE ID = 018

INSERT INTO employee (ID, NAME, LOCATION) VALUES (018, 'Eddie','Brooklyn')

(#SALARY IS SET TO 5000)

 Make the data not repeated in the ‘age’ column

ALTER TABLE employee
MODIFY AGE INT NOT NULL UNIQUE;

INSERT INTO employee (ID, NAME, LOCATION, AGE) VALUES (019, 'Eve','USA', 35)
(error message Duplicate entry '35' for key 'AGE')

 Create table orders: (ID, DATE, AMOUNT) and foreign key (CUSTOMER_ID) related to
employee’s ID
CREATE TABLE ORDERS (
ID INT NOT NULL,
DATE DATETIME,
CUSTOMER_ID INT references employee (ID),
AMOUNT double,
PRIMARY KEY (ID));

DESC orders;
 Add column department id in ‘employee’ table and fill it with IDs : (1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15,
17, 19)

ALTER TABLE employee

ADD COLUMN Dep_ID INT(3);

UPDATE employee

SET Dep_ID = 1

WHERE ID = 1;

UPDATE employee

SET Dep_ID = 3

WHERE ID = 2;

UPDATE employee

SET Dep_ID = 5

WHERE ID = 3;

UPDATE employee

SET Dep_ID = 7

WHERE ID = 4;

UPDATE employee

SET Dep_ID = 9

WHERE ID = 5;

UPDATE employee

SET Dep_ID = 11

WHERE ID = 6;

UPDATE employee
 SET Dep_ID = 13

WHERE ID = 7;

UPDATE employee

SET Dep_ID = 15

WHERE ID = 8;

UPDATE employee

SET Dep_ID = 17

WHERE ID = 9;

UPDATE employee

SET Dep_ID = 19

WHERE ID = 10;

 Add the following table :

SQL commands:

CREATE TABLE department(

ID INT(3) NOT NULL,
D_ID int(3) NOT NULL REFERENCES employee(Dep_ID),
Name varchar(30) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY(D_ID));
 INSERT INTO department(ID, D_ID, Name) VALUES (1, 1, "Head Quarters");
INSERT INTO department(ID, D_ID, Name) VALUES (2, 3, "Human Resources");
INSERT INTO department(ID, D_ID, Name) VALUES (3, 5, "Public Relations");
INSERT INTO department(ID, D_ID, Name) VALUES (4, 7, "Fund Raising");
INSERT INTO department(ID, D_ID, Name) VALUES (5, 9, "IT");
INSERT INTO department(ID, D_ID, Name) VALUES (6, 11, "Sales");
INSERT INTO department(ID, D_ID, Name) VALUES (7, 13, "Complains & Suggestions");
INSERT INTO department(ID, D_ID, Name) VALUES (8, 15, "Customer Support");
INSERT INTO department(ID, D_ID, Name) VALUES (9, 17, "Natural Resources");
INSERT INTO department(ID, D_ID, Name) VALUES (10, 19, "Abroad Relations");

 Report a table contains data about name, salary of employees and their department’s
names and IDs :
SELECT emp.ID, emp.NAME, emp.SALARY, emp.Dep_ID, dep.Name
FROM employee AS emp, department as dep
WHERE emp.Dep_ID = dep.D_ID
  Report a table contains data about id, and name, for those whose salary is greater than or
equal to 8000 using alias to name columns of each data:

SELECT ID AS employee_ID, Name as emp_name FROM

employee
WHERE SALARY >= 8000;

 Display all data of employees who are not enrolled into a certain department :

SELECT * FROM employee WHERE dep_ID IS NULL;

 Display all data of employees who are enrolled into a certain department :

SELECT * FROM employee WHERE dep_ID IS NOT NULL;

 Alphabetically grouped, display all data of employees who are enrolled into a certain department :

SELECT Name, ID, AGE, LOCATION, SALARY FROM employee

WHERE dep_ID IS NOT null
GROUP BY Name;
 List the number of employees in each location
which is ALPHABETICALLY grouped, HAVING
only the locations with less than 5 employees
SELECT COUNT(ID), LOCATION, ID, NAME
FROM employee
GROUP BY LOCATION
HAVING COUNT(ID) < 5;

 List the number of employees in each location that is ALPHABETICALLY grouped

HAVING only the locations with less than 5 employees (SORTED from high to low in
count of numbers of employee in each location).

SELECT COUNT(ID), LOCATION, ID, NAME

FROM employee
GROUP BY LOCATION HAVING COUNT(ID) < 5
ORDER BY COUNT(ID) DESC;
 List the name of employees who are recorded in a department only, checking the
EXISTENCE of a salary greater than 7500$

SELECT NAME , Dep_ID

FROM employee
WHERE EXISTS (SELECT D_ID FROM department
WHERE D_ID = Dep_ID AND SALARY > 7500)

 Delete the entire data from the department table but keep the table intact (safe from deletion)
OR
 EMPTY the department table
TRUNCATE TABLE department

SELECT * FROM department