• Find all staff fname and direct supervisor's fname. MariaDB [dreamhome]> select * from Staff1; | staffNo | FName | 1Name | position | sex | SA9 | Mary | Howe | Assistant IF | SG14 | SG37 | SG5 | David | Ford | Supervisor | M Ann | Beech | Assistant IF | Susan | Brand Manager IF | John White Manager IM | F | SL21 | SL41 | Julie | Lee | Assistant +- | staff supervisor I | Mary | Susan | David | Susan | Ann | Susan | Susan | John | Julie | John Output salary | branchNo | superno | | SG5 | SG5 | SG5 | SL21 | DOB | | 1970-02-19 | 9000.00 | | 1958-03-24 | 18000.00 | | 1960-11-10 | | 1940-06-03 | | 1945-10-01 | | 1965-06-13 | B007 B003 12000.00 | B003 24000.00 | B003 30000.00 | B005 9000.00 | B005 | NULL | SL21 1

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### Educational Content: Finding Staff and Their Supervisors

The SQL query results illustrate how to retrieve staff members' first names and their direct supervisors' first names from a database.

#### SQL Query
```sql
MariaDB [dreamhome]> select * from Staff1;
```

#### Table Structure
The table `Staff1` provides the following columns of data:

- **staffNo**: Staff number
- **fName**: First name
- **lName**: Last name
- **position**: Job position
- **sex**: Gender
- **DOB**: Date of Birth (YYYY-MM-DD)
- **salary**: Salary
- **branchNo**: Branch number
- **superno**: Supervisor number

#### Data Example
The data in the table is structured as follows:

| staffNo | fName | lName | position  | sex | DOB        | salary  | branchNo | superno |
|---------|-------|-------|-----------|-----|------------|---------|----------|---------|
| SA9     | Mary  | Howe  | Assistant | F   | 1970-02-19 | 9000.00 | B007     | SG5     |
| SG14    | David | Ford  | Supervisor| M   | 1958-03-24 | 18000.00| B003     | SG5     |
| SG37    | Ann   | Beech | Assistant | F   | 1960-11-10 | 12000.00| B003     | SG5     |
| SG5     | Susan | Brand | Manager   | F   | 1940-06-03 | 24000.00| B003     | SL21    |
| SL21    | John  | White | Manager   | M   | 1945-10-01 | 30000.00| B005     | NULL    |
| SL41    | Julie | Lee   | Assistant | F   | 1965-06-13 | 9000.00 | B005     | SL21    |

#### Output - Staff and Their Supervisors

The resulting output showcases the relationship between each staff member and their supervisor:

| staff  | supervisor |
|--------|------------|
| Mary   | Susan      |
| David  | Susan      |
| Ann    | Susan      |
| Susan  | John       |
|
Transcribed Image Text:### Educational Content: Finding Staff and Their Supervisors The SQL query results illustrate how to retrieve staff members' first names and their direct supervisors' first names from a database. #### SQL Query ```sql MariaDB [dreamhome]> select * from Staff1; ``` #### Table Structure The table `Staff1` provides the following columns of data: - **staffNo**: Staff number - **fName**: First name - **lName**: Last name - **position**: Job position - **sex**: Gender - **DOB**: Date of Birth (YYYY-MM-DD) - **salary**: Salary - **branchNo**: Branch number - **superno**: Supervisor number #### Data Example The data in the table is structured as follows: | staffNo | fName | lName | position | sex | DOB | salary | branchNo | superno | |---------|-------|-------|-----------|-----|------------|---------|----------|---------| | SA9 | Mary | Howe | Assistant | F | 1970-02-19 | 9000.00 | B007 | SG5 | | SG14 | David | Ford | Supervisor| M | 1958-03-24 | 18000.00| B003 | SG5 | | SG37 | Ann | Beech | Assistant | F | 1960-11-10 | 12000.00| B003 | SG5 | | SG5 | Susan | Brand | Manager | F | 1940-06-03 | 24000.00| B003 | SL21 | | SL21 | John | White | Manager | M | 1945-10-01 | 30000.00| B005 | NULL | | SL41 | Julie | Lee | Assistant | F | 1965-06-13 | 9000.00 | B005 | SL21 | #### Output - Staff and Their Supervisors The resulting output showcases the relationship between each staff member and their supervisor: | staff | supervisor | |--------|------------| | Mary | Susan | | David | Susan | | Ann | Susan | | Susan | John | |
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