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The document contains a series of SQL queries with varying levels of complexity. The queries retrieve employee, department, project and other related data from database tables to answer questions about: employees who work more than 10 hours on a specific project; employees who have dependents with the same first name; employees directly supervised by a specific manager; total hours spent on each project; employees who work on every project; employees who do not work on any project; average salary by department; average salary of female employees; employees who work on projects in a specific location but are not in departments in that location; and department managers without dependents.

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Question 6.16 Page 186: ( ( ( Employee) ) - X - ( ( Works - On) ) - X - ( ( Project) ) )

The document contains a series of SQL queries with varying levels of complexity. The queries retrieve employee, department, project and other related data from database tables to answer questions about: employees who work more than 10 hours on a specific project; employees who have dependents with the same first name; employees directly supervised by a specific manager; total hours spent on each project; employees who work on every project; employees who do not work on any project; average salary by department; average salary of female employees; employees who work on projects in a specific location but are not in departments in that location; and department managers without dependents.

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Question 6.

16 page 186

a. Retrieve the names of all employees in department 5 who work more than 10 hours per week on the 'ProductX' project.
Fname, Minit,,Lname,{[Fname,Lname, SSN ( Dno = 5 Employee)] |X|ssn=essn [Essn,Pno ( Hours > 10 Works_on)] |X|pno = pnumber [Pnumber ( Pname = ‘Product ‘X’ Project)]}

select fname, lname


from employee, works_on, project
where pname='ProductX'
and hours>10
and dno=5
and pno=pnumber
and essn=ssn;

fname lname

John Smith
Joyce English

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b. List the names of all employees who have a dependent with the same first name as themselves.
Fname,Minit, Lname,[(Fname, Minit,,Lname, SSN Employee) |X|ssn=essn, fname = dependent_name ( Dependent_name, essn Dependent)]

select fname, lname


from employee, dependent
where fname=dependent_name
and essn=ssn;

fname lname

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c. Find the names of all employees who are directly supervised by ‘Franklin Wong’.
Fname,Minit, Lname{(Fname,Lname, Mgrssn Employee E1) |X|E1.Mgrssn = E2.ssn [ SSN( Fname = ‘Franklin’. Lname = ‘Wong’ Employee E2)]}

select fname, lname


from employee
where superssn in
(select ssn
from employee
where fname='Franklin'
and lname='Wong');

OR

select E1.fname, E1.lname


from employee E1, employee E2
where E2.fname='Franklin'
and E2.lname='Wong'
and E1.superssn= E2.ssn;

fname lname

John Smith
Ramesh Narayan
Joyce English

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d. For each project, list the project name and the total hours per week (by all employees) spent on that project.

 Pnumber, Pname{[Pnumber, Pname Project)] |X|Pnumber = Pno (pnosum hours Works_on)]}

select pname, sum (hours)


from works_on, project
where pno=pnumber
group by pname;

pname (sum)

Newbenefits 55.0
Computerization 55.0
ProductX 52.5
ProductY 37.5
Reorganization 25.0
ProductZ 50.0

e. Retrieve the names of all employees who work on every project.

 Fname, Minit, Lname {[Fname, Minit, Lname, SSN Employee)] |X|SSN = Essn [ (Pno, ESSN Works_on) ÷ (Pnumber Project)]}

select fname, lname


from employee
where not exists
((select pnumber from project)
minus
(select pno from works_on where ssn=essn));

SELECT LNAME, FNAME


FROM EMPLOYEE
WHERE NOT EXISTS
(SELECT * FROM WORKS_ON B
WHERE (B.PNO IN
(SELECT PNUMBER
FROM PROJECT))
AND NOT EXISTS
(SELECT * FROM WORKS_ON C
WHERE C.ESSN = SSN
AND C.PNO = B.PNO));
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Test SQL statement with dunm = 4

select fname, lname


from employee
3
where not exists
((select pnumber from project where dnum = 4)
minus
(select pno from works_on where ssn=essn));

FNAME LNAME
--------------- ---------------
Alicia Zeleya
Ahmad Jabbar

f. Retrieve the names of all employees who do not work on any project.

 Fname, Minit, Lname {[Fname, Minit, Lname, SSN Employee)] |X|SSN =SSN [ (SSN Employee) - (ESSN Works_on)]}

select fname, lname


from employee
where not exists (select *
from employee, works_on
where essn=ssn);

OR:

select fname, lname


from employee
where ssn not in (select essn
from works_on);

fname lname

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g. For each department, retrieve the department name and the average salary of all employees working in that department.
 Dname, Avg_salary {[Dnumber, Dname Department)] |X|Dnumber = Dno (dno avg salary Employee)]}

select dname, avg(salary)


from employee, department
where dnumber=dno
group by dname;

dname (avg)

Headquaters 55000.00
Administration 31000.00
Research 33250.00

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h. Retrieve the average salary of all female employees.

 avg salary ( Sex = ‘F’ Employee)

select avg(salary)
from employee
where sex='F';

(avg)

31000.00

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i. Find the names and addresses of all employees who work on at least one project located in Houston but whose department has no location in Houston.
T1  {Fname, Minit,,Lname, ssn {[Fname, Minit,,Lname, SSN, dno (Employee)] |X|Dno = Dnumber {[[dno (Employee)] - Dnumber ( Dlocation = ‘Houston’ Dept_locations)] }}
T2  ESSN{[ ESSN, Pno (Works_on)] |X|Pno = Pnumber [Pnumber ( Plocation = ‘Houston’ Project)]}

 Fname, Minit, Lname (T1 |X|SSN =SSN T2 ) }

select fname, lname, address


from employee, works_on
where ssn=essn
and works_on.pno in
(select pnumber from project where plocation='Houston')
and employee.dno not in
(select dnumber from dept_locations where dlocation='Houston');

fname lname address

Jennifer Wallace 291 Berry, Bellaire, TX

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j. List the last names of all department managers who have no dependents.

 Fname, Minit, Lname {[Fname, Minit, Lname, SSN Employee)] |X|SSN =MRRSSN [(MGRSSN Department) - (ESSN Dependent)]}

SQL> select fname, lname


2 from employee, department
3 where ssn = mgrssn
4 and mgrssn not in
5 (select essn from dependent);

FNAME LNAME
--------------- ---------------
James Borg

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