Modern Database Management
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ISBN: 9780134792293
Author: Hoffer
Publisher: PEARSON
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To determine which student has the highest read score.
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C) Which employees earn less salary than the average salary for the consultants who perform the same job? Show the employees first and last names, job id, salary, department name, and manager's last name. Sort the result by the employees’ employee id.
D) For each department, find the manager who pays out the most in salaries. Show the department number, the manager's last name, and the total she/he pays each month. Sort by the department number. Here are the tables and the columns within the table
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CONSULTANTS
- CONSULTANT_ID- FIRST_NAME- LAST_NAME- EMAIL- PHONE_NUMBER- HIRE_DATE- JOB_ID- SALARY- COMMISSION_PCT- MANAGER_ID- DEPARTMENT_ID
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COUNTRIES
- COUNTRY_ID- COUNTRY_NAME-REGION_ID
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CUSTOMERS
- CUST_IDCUST_EMAILCUST_FNAMECUST_LNAMECUST_ADDRESSCUST_CITYCUST_STATE_PROVINCECUST_POSTAL_CODECUST_COUNTRYCUST_PHONECUST_CREDIT_LIMIT
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DEPARTMENTS
- DEPARTMENT_IDDEPARTMENT_NAMEMANAGER_IDLOCATION_ID
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EMPLOYEES
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WEEK 4 ASSIGNMENT
Complete the following exercises:
Using your student table, what is the average GPA?
Using your student table, what is the minimum GPA?
Explain why the following select statement is incorrect (your answer should be limited to no more than a few sentences):
SELECT COUNT(first_name) FROM student
Explain the following select statement (your answer should be limited to no more than a few sentences):
SELECT MIN(DISTINCT gpa) FROM student
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Modern Database Management
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