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department_name = 'Finance'
ORDER BY "ANNUAL SALARY" DESC
c. SELECT E.employee_id, E.last_name,
E.first_name, D.department_name, E.salary*12 AS
"ANNUAL SALARY", D.location_id
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JOIN departments D ON E.department_id =
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clauses are____________ WHERE D.location_id = 1700 AND
Select one: D.department_name = 'Finance'
ORDER BY "ANNUAL SALARY" DESC
a. Mutually Inclusive
d. SELECT E.employee_id, E.last_name,
b. Limited to 2 relational tables E.first_name, D.department_name, E.salary*12 AS
"ANNUAL SALARY", D.location_id
c. Opposite FROM employees E
d. Mutually Exclusive OUTER JOIN jobs J ON E.job_id = J.job_id
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D.department_name = 'Finance'
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Which of the following SELECT statement is the What will be the SQL command if every employee will
correct report that will deduct 5 from ONHAND, be given a productivity bonus which is equivalent to
multiply 5 in WAREHOUSE, after getting the value on 3% of the monthly salary?
both ONHAND and WAREHOUSE add their data: as Display the employee id, salary and the productivity
shown below: ONHAND - 5 + 5 * WAREHOUSE bonus.
Note that you have to force the Oracle to prioritize first
the Subtraction over Multiplication. List only the Select one:
column DESCRIPTION, ONHAND and a. SELECT employee_id, salary, salary * .03
WAREHOUSE. FROM employees
Select one: b. SELECT employee_id, salary, salary * .30
a. SELECT (ONHAND-5) + 5(* WAREHOUSE), FROM employees
DESCRIPTION FROM PARTS; c. SELECT employee_id, salary, salary * 1.03
b. SELECT ONHAND-5 + 5 * WAREHOUSE, FROM employees
DESCRIPTION FROM PARTS; d. SELECT employee_id, salary, salary + (salary
c. SELECT (ONHAND-5) + 5 * WAREHOUSE, .03) FROM employees
DESCRIPTION FROM PARTS; e. SELECT employee_id, salary FROM
d. SELECT ONHAND-5 + 5 (* WAREHOUSE), employees WHERE salary)
DESCRIPTION FROM PARTS;
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INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE are ________________ whose salary is below 10,000 and whose lastname
commands starts with letter K.
Select one: Which SQL statement give the required output
format of the salary?
a. DCL
Select one:
b. DML
a. SELECT last_name, TO_CHAR(salary,
c. DDL '$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
d. All of the choices employees WHERE salary < 10000WHERE
last_name LIKE ‘K%’
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employees WHERE salary < 10,000WHERE
last_name = ‘K%’
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last_name IN 'K%'
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Which of the following SQL command will produce the
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display the CLASS from table PARTS.
Select one:
a. SELECT * CLASS FROM PARTS;
b. SELECT CLASS AS CLASS FROM PARTS;
c. SELECT 'CLASS' FROM PARTS;
d. SELECT CLASS FROM PARTS;
a. SELECT AVG(salary) FROM employees
WHERE job_id = 'FI_ACCOUNT';
b. SELECT AVE(salary) FROM employees
WHERE job_id = 'FI_ACCOUNT';
c. SELECT AVERAGE(salary) FROM employees
WHERE job_id = 'FI_ACCOUNT';
d. SELECT COUNT AVG(salary) FROM
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SELECT employee_id, salary, department_id FROM
employees WHERE department_id IN (60,70)
Select one:
a. The SQL command will display employees with
department id 60 or 70.
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Evaluate the following SQL command
SELECT employee_id, min_salary, max_salary
FROM employees, departments WHERE
salary>= 10000 && salary <= 20000
Select one:
a. The SQL will produce Cartesian Product
b. The SQL will display the employee id,
department id and the minimum and maximum salary
whose salary is between 10000 and 20000.

b. The SQL command will give an incorrect c. The SQL command will give an incorrect
output. output.

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You want to display the employee's last name whose
salary is below 10,000 and whose lastname starts
with letter D.
Which SQL statement give the required output format
of the salary?
Select one:
a. SELECT last_name, TO_INTEGER(salary,
$999,999.99) AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
employees WHERE salary < 10000 WHERE
last_name IN 'D%'
b. SELECT last_name, TO_INT(salary,
'$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
employees WHERE salary < 10,000 WHERE
last_name STARTS 'D%'
What is the SQL command to display the date of the
first employee that was hired?
Select one:
a. SELECT FIRST(hire_date) FROM employees;
b. SELECT hire_date FROM employees WHERE
TO_CHAR(hire_date) = ‘FIRST’;
c. SELECT MIN(hire_date) FROM employees;
d. SELECT hire_date FROM employees WHERE
FIRST(hire_date );
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c. SELECT last_name, TO_CHAR(salary,

'$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
employees WHERE salary < 10000 WHERE
last_name LIKE 'D%'
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last_name = ‘D%’ You want to display the employee id and the year
when an employee was hired.
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Which of the following will is the correct command to d. SELECT employee_id,
create a role. TO_CHAR(hire_date,'YYYY') FROM employees;
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SELECT employee_id, hire_date, department_name A FOREIGN KEY is a field in one table that refers to
FROM employees, departments the PRIMARY KEY in another table.
WHERE departments.department_id =
employees.department_id Select one:

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d. The SQL command will produce a correct
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Ms. Ella what to generate the average salary of all
e. SELECT ALL FROM parts WHERE onhand< employees whose job function is IT_PROG.
20 AND warehouse = 3; Which of the following SQL command will produce the
output.
f. SELECT ALL FROM parts WHERE onhand<=
20 AND warehouse = 3; Select one:

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c. SELECT AVG(salary) FROM employees
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lastname ascending
A _______________ consists of a collection of DML
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Which of the following SELECT statement is the b. UPDATE employees SET department_id = 30
correct PL/SQL that will display all rows and WHERE first_name = ‘David’ AND last_name =
columns? ‘Austin’
Select one: c. UPDATE department_id = 30 WHERE
first_name = ‘David’ AND last_name = ‘Austin’
a. SELECT TABLE PARTS;
d. UPDATE employees WHERE department_id =
b. SELECT FROM TABLE PARTS; 30 SET first_name = ‘David’ AND last_name =
c. SELECT * FROM PARTS; ‘Austin’

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Administrator to generate the total number of parts
Display all the records in the employee table. Arrange and total outstanding balance on hand of every class
the output in by lastname from A-Z order. in warehouse number 1&2.
Which of the following SQL command will generate What privileges that manipulates the content of the
the required output. database objects.
Select one: Select one:
a. SELECT warehouse, class, count(partnum), a. Object Privileges
sum(onhand) GROUP BY warehouse,class HAVING
warehouse = 1 or warehouse = 2 FROM parts; b. Connection Privileges

b. SELECT warehouse, class, count(partnum), c. Network Privileges

sum(onhand) GROUP BY warehouse,class WHERE d. System Privileges
warehouse = 1 or warehouse = 2 FROM parts;
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John want to know how many employees receiving
salary below 10,000. e. index key
What SQL command he need to run?
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d. SELECT COUNT(emp_id) FROM employees
WHERE salary <= 10000; You want to display all the job position titles whose
salary is salary from 5,000 to 12,000 arrange from
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b. SELECT employees_id, job_title FROM
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>= 5000 AND salary <= 10000
d. SELECT job_title FROM jobs WHERE
min_salary >= 5000 AND max_salary<= 10000
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Display all location id between 1000 to 2000.
Select one:
a. DISPLAY location_id FROM departments
WHERE location_id LING 1000 UP TO 2000
b. SELECT location_id FROM departments
WHERE location_id IN 1000 AND 2000
c. DISPLAY location_id FROM departments
WHERE location_id BETWEEN 1000 TO 2000
d. SELECT location_id FROM departments
WHERE location_id BETWEEN 1000 AND 2000
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You want to display the employee's last name and
date hired in year 2002 whose salary is above 5000.
Which SQL statement give the required output?
Select one:
a. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM
employees WHERE hire_date >= TO_DATE('01-Jan-
2000', 'DD-Mon-YYYYY') AND hire_date <=
TO_DATE('31-Dec-2002', 'DD-Mon-YYYY')AND
salary ABOVE 5000;
b. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM
employees WHERE hire_date >= TO_DATE('01-Jan-
2002', 'DD-Mon-RR') AND hire_date <=
TO_DATE('31-Dec-2002', 'DD-Mon-RR') AND salary
> 5000;
c. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM
employees WHERE hire_date >= TO_DATE('2000',
'YYYY') AND hire_date <= TO_DATE('2002', 'YYYY')
OR salary > 5000;
d. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM
employees WHERE hire_date >= TO_DATE('Jan-
2000', 'Month-YYYY') AND hire_date <=
TO_DATE('Dec-2002', 'Month-‘YYYY') AND salary >
5,000;
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There was 10% price increase in the all the parts in
warehouse number 3. The Store Manager asked the
Database Administrator to generate a report showing
the part number, the old and new price.
Which of the following SQL statement would satisfy
the requirement of the Store Manager.
Select one:
a. SELECT partnum, price, price * 0.1 FROM
parts WHERE warehouse = 3
b. SELECT partnum, price, price * 10% FROM
parts WHERE warehouse = 3
c. SELECT partnum, price, price * 1.1 FROM
parts WHERE warehouse = 3
d. SELECT partnum, price, price * 1.10% FROM
parts WHERE warehouse = 3
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You want to display the employee's last name and
date hired in year 2000 to2006 whose salary is above
5000. Which SQL statement give the required output?
Select one:
 a. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM
employees WHERE hire_date>=
TO_DATE('01-Jan-2000', 'DD-Mon-YYYYY') AND
hire_date<= TO_DATE('31-Dec-2006', 'DD-Mon-
YYYY') AND salary ABOVE 5000;
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hire_date<= TO_DATE('31-Dec-2006', 'DD-Mon-RR')
AND salary > 5000; Select one:

c. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM True

employees WHERE hire_date>= False
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d. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM
employees WHERE hire_date>=
TO_DATE('2000', 'YYYY') AND hire_date<=
TO_DATE('2006', 'YYYY') OR salary > 5000;

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Display the lastname of every employee in the
company. Display the output in a single column and
label it as Fullname
Format: JuanReyes
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a. SELECT CONCATENATE(first_name,
Which of the following SQL commands will display all last_name) AS Fullname FROM employees
the stocks on hand from 10 to 30?
b. None of the choices
Select one:
c. SELECT CONCAT(first_name, last_name)
a. SELECT * FROM parts WHERE BETWEEN FROM employees
onhand = 10 AND onhand = 30;
d. SELECT CONCAT(first_name, last_name) AS
b. SELECT * FROM parts WHERE onhand Fullname FROM employees
BETWEEN 10 to 30;
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e. SELECT * FROM parts WHERE BETWEEN
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Evaluate the following SQL command
SELECT * FROM jobs WHERE job_title LIKE
'Manager%'
Select one:
 a. The SQL command will display all records in b. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
the database TO_DATE(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month",
job_id FROM
b. The SQL command will display all employees
with Manager position c. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
MONTH(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month", job_id
c. No records will be displayed FROM employees
d. The SQL command will produce an error. d. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
TO_CHAR(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month",
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display the required output? Which of the following describes the command
Select one: below?
SELECT * FROM employees WHERE department =
a. SELECT department_id, HIGH(salary) FROM 60 FOR UPDATE
employees GROUP BY department_id AND salary;
Select one:
b. SELECT department_id, HIGHEST(salary)
FROM employees GROUP BY salary; a. Locks the rows in the EMPLOYEES table with
department id is 60.
c. SELECT department_id, MAX(salary) FROM
employees GROUP BY department_id b. Unlock all records with department id = 60

d. SELECT department_id, MAXIMUM(salary) c. All users accessing the department id 60 can

FROM employees GROUP BY department_id; accept UPDATE command simultaneously.
d. Creates a temporary table with department =
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Which SQL statement give the required output? Display the employee id, number of years and the
Select one: hiring date of every employee in the company.

a. SELECT employee_id, hire_date, Select one:

TO_MONTH(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month", a. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
job_id FROM employees ROUND((SYSDATE - hire_date),0 /365,0) FROM
employees;
 b. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
ROUND((SYSDATE - hire_date) /365,0) FROM
employees;
c. SELECT employee_id, hire_date, hire_date
/365 FROM employees;
d. SELECT employee_id, hire_date, hire_date-
SYSDATE /365 FROM employees;
c. SELECT class, sum(onhand) AS "QTY ON
HAND" FROM parts GROUP BY onhand
d. SELECT class, sum(onhand) AS "QTY ON
HAND" FROM parts GROUP BY class
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Display the first 5 letter in the surname of all the
employees whose firstname starts with letter 'N'
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The DBA will create a new user name sales.
Which of the following SQL command will perform the a. SELECT SUBSTR(last_name,1,5), first_name
creation? FROM employees WHERE SUBSTR(first_name,1,1)
IN 'N'
Select one:
b. SELECT SUBSTR(last_name,1,5), first_name
a. CREATE USER FR0M DB_USER SET FROM employees WHERE SUBSTR(first_name,1,1)
user=’sales’ password=NULL = 'N'
b. None of the choices c. SELECT SUBSTR(surname,1,5), first_name
FROM employees WHERE first_name = 'N'
c. CREATE USERNAME sales SET PASSWORD
default d. SELECT SUBSTR(surname,1,5), first_name
FROM employees WHERE SUBSTR(first_name,1,1)
d. CREATE sales ACCESS 1234 IN 'N'
e. CREATE USER sales IDENTIFIED BY 1234 e. SELECT SUBSTR(last_name,1,5), first_name
FROM employees WHERE first_name IN 'N'
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Which of the following SQL command will display the
summary table showing the total quantity on hand per
class.
Select one:
a. SELECT class, TOTAL(onhand) AS "QTY ON
HAND" FROM parts GROUP BY class, onhand
b. SELECT class, onhand AS "QTY ON HAND"
FROM parts GROUP BY sum(onhand)
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Display the employee id, salary, number of years and
the hiring date of every employee in the company.
Select one:
a. SELECT employee_id,salary, hire_date,
hire_date- SYSDATE /365 FROM employees;
b. SELECT employee_id, salary, hire_date,
hire_date /365 FROM employees;
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Sort the output by department.
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Select one:
True or False. The AND, OR, NOT are comparison
operators. a. SELECT employees FROM employee_id,
first_name, last_name WHERE first_name LIKE ‘D%’
Select one: and job_id = ‘IT_PROG’ ORDER BY department_id
True b. SELECT employee_id, first_name, last_name
False FROM employees WHERE job_id = 'IT_PROG' OR
first_name LIKE 'D%' and ORDER BY department_id
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WHERE first_name LIKE 'D%' and job_id =
'IT_PROG'
d. SELECT employee_id, first_name, last_name
FROM employees WHERE first_name LIKE 'D%' and
job_id = 'IT_PROG' ORDER BY department_id
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job id is AD_VP. Which SQL statement give the
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('AD_VP'); An owner has all the privileges on the object.
b. SELECT employee_id, hire_date, Select one:
TO_CHAR(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month",
job_id FROM employees WHERE job_id NOT IN True
('AD_VP'); False
c. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
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d. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
TO_DATE(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month",
job_id FROM employees WHERE job_id NOT =
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You want to generate the total salary per month of
every department in the company.
Select one:
a. SELECT department_id, SUM(salary) FROM
employees GROUP BY department_id
b. SELECT department_id, salary FROM
employees ORDER BY SUM(salary)
What is the SQL command to count the number of
records in the employees table?
Select one:
a. SELECT ALL FROM employees
b. SELECT * FROM employees;
c. SELECT COUNT(*) FROM employees

c. SELECT department_id, salary FROM d. SELECT SUM(*) FROM employees;

employees GROUP BY SUM(salary) ORDER BY
department_id
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highest to lowest
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a. SELECT job_title FROM jobs WHERE min_salary >=
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5000 AND salary <= 10000
Which of the following SQL commands will display all c. SELECT employees_id, job_title FROM employees
stocks whose class is HW or AP. WHERE salary >= 5000 AND salary <= 10000
d. SELECT job_title FROM jobs WHERE salary >= 5000
Select one: AND salary <= 10000
a. SELECT * FROM parts WHERE IN (class =
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c. SELECT * FROM parts WHERE IN class
('HW', 'AP'); What is the SQL command to count the number of
records in the employees table?
d. SELECT ALL FROM parts WHERE IN class =
(‘HW’, ‘AP’); Select one:
a. SELECT ALL FROM employees
e. SELECT * FROM parts WHERE class IN b. SELECT * FROM employees;
('HW', 'AP'); c. SELECT COUNT(*) FROM employees
d. SELECT SUM(*) FROM employees;
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ORDER BY SUM(salary)
True or False. The AND, OR, NOT are comparison b. SELECT department_id, TOTAL(salary) FROM
operators. employees GROUP BY department_id
Select one: c. SELECT department_id, salary FROM employees
True GROUP BY SUM(salary) ORDER BY department_id
False d. SELECT department_id, SUM(salary) FROM
employees GROUP BY department_id
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Evaluate the following SQL command
SELECT * FROM jobs WHERE job_title LIKE You want to display the employee's last name whose
'Manager%' salary is below 10,000 and whose lastname starts
with letter D.
Select one: Which SQL statement give the required output format
a. The SQL command will produce an error. of the salary?
b. The SQL command will display all employees with
Manager position Select one:
c. The SQL command will display all records in the a. SELECT last_name, TO_INT(salary, '$999,999.99') AS
database "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM employees WHERE
d. No records will be displayed salary < 10,000 WHERE last_name STARTS 'D%'
b. SELECT last_name, TO_CHAR(salary, '$999,999.99')
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Complete salary < 10000 WHERE last_name LIKE 'D%'
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last_name IN 'D%'
You want to display all the employee id and the month d. SELECT last_name, TO_NUMBER(salary,
an employee was hired. '$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
Which SQL statement give the required output? employees WHERE salary < 10,000 WHERE
last_name = ‘D%’
Select one:
a. SELECT employee_id, hire_date, Question 8
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c. SELECT employee_id, hire_date, Display the lastname of every employee in the
TO_CHAR(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month", company. Display the output in a single column and
job_id FROM employees label it as Fullname
d. SELECT employee_id, hire_date, Format: JuanReyes
TO_MONTH(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month",
job_id FROM employees Select one:
a. None of the choices
Question 6 b. SELECT CONCATENATE(first_name, last_name) AS
Complete Fullname FROM employees
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You want to generate the total salary per month of
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Display the first 5 letter in the surname of all the
employees whose firstname starts with letter 'N'
Select one:
a. SELECT SUBSTR(last_name,1,5), first_name FROM
employees WHERE first_name IN 'N'
b. SELECT SUBSTR(last_name,1,5), first_name FROM
employees WHERE SUBSTR(first_name,1,1) = 'N'
c. SELECT SUBSTR(surname,1,5), first_name FROM
employees WHERE SUBSTR(first_name,1,1) IN 'N'
d. SELECT SUBSTR(surname,1,5), first_name FROM
employees WHERE first_name = 'N'
e. SELECT SUBSTR(last_name,1,5), first_name FROM
employees WHERE SUBSTR(first_name,1,1) IN 'N'
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Austin David was transferred to Purchasing
Department. You are assigned to update the
database.
Which of the following SQL command will satisfy the
requirements?
Select one:
a. UPDATE first_name = ‘David’ AND last_name =
‘Austin’ FROM employees SET department_id = 30
b. UPDATE department_id = 30 WHERE first_name =
‘David’ AND last_name = ‘Austin’
c. UPDATE employees WHERE department_id = 30 SET
first_name = ‘David’ AND last_name = ‘Austin’
d. UPDATE employees SET department_id = 30 WHERE
first_name = ‘David’ AND last_name = ‘Austin’
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John want to know how many employees receiving
salary below 10,000.
What SQL command he need to run?
Select one:
a. SELECT COUNT(*) FROM employees WHERE salary
< 10000;
b. SELECT COUNT(salary) FROM employees WHERE
salary < 10,000;
c. SELECT COUNT(emp_id) FROM employees WHERE
salary <= 10000;
d. SELECT salary FROM COUNT(employees)WHERE
salary < 10000;
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Evaluate the following SQL command
SELECT employee_id, salary, department_id FROM
employees WHERE department_id IN (60,70)
Select one:
a. The SQL command will produce an error.
b. The SQL command will display employees with
department id 60 and 70.
c. The SQL command will give an incorrect output.
d. The SQL command will display employees with
department id 60 or 70.
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You want to display the employee's last name and
date hired in year 2000 to2006 whose salary is above
5000. Which SQL statement give the required output?
Select one:
a. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
WHERE hire_date>=
TO_DATE('01-Jan-2006', 'DD-Mon-RR') AND
hire_date<= TO_DATE('31-Dec-2006', 'DD-Mon-RR')
AND salary > 5000;
b. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
WHERE hire_date>=
TO_DATE('Jan-2000', 'Month-YYYY') AND
hire_date<= TO_DATE('Dec-2006', 'Month-‘YYYY')
AND salary > 5,000;
c. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
WHERE hire_date>=
TO_DATE('01-Jan-2000', 'DD-Mon-YYYYY') AND
hire_date<= TO_DATE('31-Dec-2006', 'DD-Mon-
YYYY') AND salary ABOVE 5000;
d. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
WHERE hire_date>=
TO_DATE('2000', 'YYYY') AND hire_date<=
TO_DATE('2006', 'YYYY') OR salary > 5000;
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List all employees except for IT_PROG job id.
Select one:
a. SELECT *FROM employees EXCEPT JOB_ID !=
'IT_PROG'
b. SELECT *FROM employees WHERE JOB_ID NOT IN
('IT_PROG')
c. SELECT *FROM employees WHERE JOB_ID <>
'IT_PROG'
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Question text You what to generate the average salary of all
employees whose job function is FI_ACCOUNT.
Evaluate the following SQL command Which of the following SQL command will produce the
SELECT employee_id, min_salary, max_salary output.
FROM employees, departments WHERE
salary>= 10000 && salary <= 20000 Select one:
a. SELECT AVERAGE(salary) FROM employees WHERE
Select one: job_id = 'FI_ACCOUNT';
a. The SQL will produce Cartesian Product b. SELECT AVG(salary) FROM employees WHERE
b. The SQL will display the employee id, department id job_id = 'FI_ACCOUNT';
and the minimum and maximum salary whose salary c. SELECT AVE(salary) FROM employees WHERE
is between 10000 and 20000. job_id = 'FI_ACCOUNT';
c. The SQL command will produce an error. d. SELECT COUNT AVG(salary) FROM employees
d. The SQL command will give an incorrect output. WHERE job_id = 'FI_ACCOUNT';
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Display all the records in the employee table. Arrange Display all location id between 1000 to 2000.
the output in by lastname from A-Z order.
Select one:
Select one: a. DISPLAY location_id FROM departments WHERE
a. SELECT * FROM employees SORT BY lastname location_id LING 1000 UP TO 2000
b. SELECT * FROM employees ORDER BY lastname b. DISPLAY location_id FROM departments WHERE
c. SELECT * FROM employees ORDER BY lastname AZ location_id BETWEEN 1000 TO 2000
d. SELECT * FROM employees SORT BY lastname c. SELECT location_id FROM departments WHERE
ascending location_id IN 1000 AND 2000
d. SELECT location_id FROM departments WHERE
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Display employee's name and id whose firstname
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Sort the output by department. What will be the SQL command if every employee will
Select one: be given a productivity bonus which is equivalent to
a. SELECT employee_id, first_name, last_name FROM 3% of the monthly salary?
employees ORDER BY department_id WHERE Display the employee id, salary and the productivity
first_name LIKE 'D%' and job_id = 'IT_PROG' bonus.
b. SELECT employees FROM employee_id, first_name, Select one:
last_name WHERE first_name LIKE ‘D%’ and job_id a. SELECT employee_id, salary, salary + (salary .03)
= ‘IT_PROG’ ORDER BY department_id FROM employees
c. SELECT employee_id, first_name, last_name FROM b. SELECT employee_id, salary, salary * .03 FROM
employees WHERE job_id = 'IT_PROG' OR employees
first_name LIKE 'D%' and ORDER BY department_id c. SELECT employee_id, salary, salary * 1.03 FROM
d. SELECT employee_id, first_name, last_name FROM employees
employees WHERE first_name LIKE 'D%' and job_id d. SELECT employee_id, salary FROM employees
= 'IT_PROG' ORDER BY department_id WHERE salary)
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Display the employee id, salary, number of years and a. Mutually Inclusive
the hiring date of every employee in the company. b. Limited to 2 relational tables
c. Opposite
Select one: d. Mutually Exclusive
a. SELECT employee_id,salary, hire_date, hire_date-
SYSDATE /365 FROM employees; Question 24
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/365 FROM employees;
Display employee id, lastname, firstname, department
Question 22 name, annual salary, location id of employees whose
Complete location id is 1700 and working in Finance
Mark 2.00 out of 2.00 Department. Label the annual salary to ANNUAL
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Question text Sort the output in from highest to lowest salary. (4
POINTS)
Display the employee's name, job title, job_id and the
department name of employees with department id of Select one:
100. a. SELECT E.employee_id, E.last_name, E.first_name,
D.department_name, E.salary*12 AS "ANNUAL
Select one: SALARY", D.location_id
a. SELECT E.employee_id, J.job_title, e.job_id, FROM employees E
D.department_name NATURAL JOIN jobs J ON E.job_id = J.job_id
FROM employees E NATURAL JOIN departments D ON E.department_id
JOIN jobs J ON E.job_id = J.job_id = D.department_id
JOIN departments D ON E.department_id = ORDER BY "ANNUAL SALARY" DESC
D.department_id WHERE D.location_id = 1700 AND
WHERE E.department_id = 100 D.department_name = 'Finance'
b. SELECT E.employee_id, J.job_title, e.job_id, b. SELECT E.employee_id, E.last_name, E.first_name,
D.department_name D.department_name, E.salary*12 AS "ANNUAL
FROM employees E SALARY", D.location_id
JOIN department D ON E.job_id = J.job_id FROM employees E
JOIN jobs J ON E.department_id = D.department_id JOIN jobs J ON E.job_id = J.job_id
WHERE E.department_id = 100 JOINemployees E ON E.department_id =
c. SELECT E.employee_id, J.job_title, e.job_id, D.department_id
D.department_name WHERE D.location_id = 1700 AND
FROM jobs J D.department_name = 'Finance'
INNER JOIN department D ON E.job_id = J.job_id ORDER BY "ANNUAL SALARY" DESC
INNER JOIN employees EON E.department_id = c. SELECT E.employee_id, E.last_name, E.first_name,
D.department_id D.department_name, E.salary*12 AS "ANNUAL
WHERE E.department_id = 100 SALARY", D.location_id
d. SELECT E.employee_id, J.job_title, e.job_id, FROM employees E
D.department_name JOIN jobs J ON E.job_id = J.job_id
FROM jobs J JOIN departments D ON E.department_id =
NATURAL JOIN department D ON E.job_id = J.job_id D.department_id
NATURAL JOIN employees E ON E.department_id = WHERE D.location_id = 1700 AND
D.department_id D.department_name = 'Finance'
WHERE E.department_id = 100 ORDER BY "ANNUAL SALARY" DESC

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d. SELECT E.employee_id, E.last_name, E.first_name,
D.department_name, E.salary*12 AS "ANNUAL
SALARY", D.location_id
FROM employees E
OUTER JOIN jobs J ON E.job_id = J.job_id
OUTER JOIN departments D ON E.department_id =
D.department_id
WHERE D.location_id = 1700 AND
D.department_name = 'Finance'
ORDER BY "ANNUAL SALARY" DESC
LA2
Display the name, jobs id and salary of the all the
employees whose department id is 100 and salary is
below 8000. Arrange the output by salary in ascending
order.
SELECT first_name, last_name, salary FROM
employees WHERE department_id = 100 AND salary <
8000 ORDER BY salary
Display employee's name and id whose firstname starts
with letter D and job id is SA_REP. Sort the output by
department.
SELECT employee_id, first_name, last_name FROM
employees WHERE first_name LIKE 'D%' and job_id =
'IT_PROG' ORDER BY department_id
List all the employee_id of all employees whose salary is
5000 and below and belong to department 60 or 100.
SELECT employee_id,salary, department_id FROM
employees WHERE salary < 5000 AND department_id
IN (60,100)
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SQ2
Display all the records sorted by price from most
expensive to the cheapest parts.
SELECT * FROM parts ORDER BY price DESC
Display all the records whose stock is below 20 and in
warehouse number 3.
SELECT * FROM parts WHERE onhand< 20 AND
warehouse = 3;
Ronnie is the stockman in the warehouse of ATR
Corporation. The General Manager wants to know the
parts whose price is above 10000 and above. Which of
the following SQL command that Ronnie will run to
generate the list.
SELECT * FROM parts WHERE price >= 10000;
Which of the following SQL command will display all
records with class code of AP?
SELECT * FROM parts WHERE class = ‘AP’;
Which of the following SQL commands will display all
stocks whose class is HW or AP.
SELECT * FROM parts WHERE IN class ('HW', 'AP');
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LA3
Display the first 5 letter in the surname of all the
employees whose firstname starts with letter 'D'
SELECT SUBSTR(last_name,1,5), first_name FROM
employees WHERE SUBSTR(first_name,1,1) = 'D'
Display the employee id, number of years and the hiring
date of every employee in the company.
SELECT employee_id, hire_date, ROUND((SYSDATE -
hire_date) /365,0) FROM employees;
Every employee will get a bonus of 150% of his/her
current salary. Display the employee id, salary and the
bonus of every employee. Label the computed bonus
with Bonus
The correct answer is: SELECT employee_id, salary,
salary * 1.5 AS Bonus FROM employees
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SQ3
Display the montly salary of every employee. Round the
salary in 2 decimal places.
SELECT ROUND( (salary/12),2 ) FROM employees;
Display the total number of characters of the last name
of all the employees.
SELECT LENGTH(last_name) FROM employees;
Display the first 3 letter in the first name of all the
employees.
SELECT SUBSTR(first_name,1,3) FROM employees;
Display the last day of the month and the hiring date
when the employees are hired in the company.
SELECT LAST_DAY(hire_date), hire_date FROM
employees;
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LA4
You want to display the employee id and the year when
an employee was hired.
Which SQL statement give the required output?
SELECT employee_id, TO_CHAR(hire_date,'YYYY')
FROM employees;
You want to display the employee id and the month an
employee was hired.
Which SQL statement give the required output?
SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
TO_CHAR(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month" FROM
employees;
You want to display the employee's last name whose
salary is below 10,000.
Which SQL statement give the required output format
of the salary?
Required output :
SELECT last_name, TO_CHAR(salary, '$999,999.99') AS
"MONTHLY SALARY" FROM employees WHERE salary <
10000
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You want to display the last name and the year when an
employee was hired whose job id is IT_PROG.
Which SQL statement give the required output?
SELECT last_name, TO_CHAR(hire_date,'YYYY') FROM
employees WHERE job_id = ‘IT_PROG’;
You want to display all the employee id and the month
an employee was hired excluding employees whose job
id is AD_VP. Which SQL statement give the required
output?
SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
TO_CHAR(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month",
job_id FROM employees WHERE job_id NOT IN
('AD_VP');
You want to display the employee's id and formatted
date hired as shown below.
Which SQL statement give the required output?
Required output :
SELECT employee_id, TO_CHAR(hire_date, 'fmMonth
DD, YYYY') AS "Hired Date" FROM employees;
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LA5
The General Manager request to the Database
Administrator to generate the total salary per month of
every department in the company.
SELECT department_id, SUM(salary) FROM employees
GROUP BY department_id
Ms. Ella what to generate the average salary of all
employees whose job function is IT_PROG.
Which of the following SQL command will produce the
output.
SELECT AVG(salary) FROM employees WHERE job_id =
'IT_PROG';
Aldrin wants to know the highest salary in every
department. Which of the following SQL command will
display the required output?
SELECT department_id, MAX(salary) FROM employees
GROUP BY department_id
What is the SQL command to display the date of the
first employee that was hired?
SELECT MIN(hire_date) FROM employees;
John want to know how many employees receiving
salary below 10,000. What SQL command he need to
run?
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM employees WHERE salary <
10000;
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John want to know how many part items are there in
warehouse number 3.
What SQL command he need to run?
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM parts WHERE warehouse = 3;
Which of the following SQL command will display all
records with part number contains the number 9?
SELECT * from parts WHERE partnum LIKE '%9%'
What will be the output of the following SQL?
SELECT * FROM parts WHERE (warehouse = 1 or
warehouse = 2) AND class IN ('HW', 'AP') AND (price >
200 AND price < 500);
2 rows returned
What will be the output of the SQL command?
SELECT SUM(onhand) FROM PARTS where class = 'HW'
OR class = 'AP' AND warehouse = 1;
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There was 10% price increase in the all the parts in
warehouse number 3. The Store Manager asked the
Database Administrator to generate a report showing
the part number, the old and new price.
Which of the following SQL statement would satisfy the
requirement of the Store Manager.
SELECT partnum, price, price * 1.1 FROM parts WHERE
warehouse = 3
Which of the following SQL command will display the
summary table showing the total quantity on hand per
class.
SELECT class, sum(onhand) AS "QTY ON HAND" FROM
parts GROUP BY class
Aldrin wants to know the outstanding total balance on
hand on every class per warehouse.
SELECT warehouse, class, sum(onhand) FROM parts
GROUP BY warehouse, class
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LA6
The HR Manager instruct the Database Officer to display
employee's name and the minimum and maximum
salary the employee can received. Which of the
following SQL command will generate the output?
SELECT first_name, last_name, job_id, min_salary,
max_salary FROM employees JOIN jobs USING
(job_id);
What will be the output of the SQL command below?
SELECT first_name, last_name, job_title FROM
employees CROSS JOIN jobs ORDER BY last_name;
A Cartesian product
What will be the output of the SQL command below?
SELECT last_name, job_id, job_title FROM employees
NATURAL JOIN jobs
List of names and job title of matched records from the
employees and jobs table
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SQ6
Given the SQL command
SELECT * FROM employees JOIN departments USING
(department_id)
Which of the following describes the SQL command?
Joined table from the employees and department
table
Display the location id of all employee's name and
salary whose salary is from 5000 to 10000.
SELECT first_name, last_name, salary FROM
employees JOIN departments USING (department_id)
WHERE salary >= 5000 AND salary <= 10000
Display the manager id and employee id of every
employee
SELECT E.employee_id, D.manager_id FROM
employees E JOIN departments D ON E.department_id
= D.department_id
Given the SQL command
SELECT employees.first_name, employees.last_name,
employees.salary,departments.department_name
FROM employees, departments
WHERE employees.department_id =
departments.department_id;
Which of the following describes the SQL command?
List of employees name, salary and department name
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LA7
Remove the Shareholder Services department in the
department table
DELETE FROM departments WHERE department_name
= ‘Shareholder Services’
A new department name Training with department id
300 was created in the company. This will be managed
by a Manager with ID of 203 and will located at location
id 2400.
Create a SQL command to update the information in the
department table.
INSERT INTO departments VALUES (300, 'Training',
203, 2400)
Create a SQL command to add a new position Database
Administrator with job id of DB_ADMIN whose salary
ranges from 10,000 to 18,000.
INSERT INTO jobs VALUES ('DB_ADMIN', 'Database
Administrator', 10000, 18000)
Remove all Manager positions in the department table.
DELETE FROM jobs WHERE job_title LIKE
'%Manager%';
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SQ7
Create a SQL command to add a new position Java
Developer with job id of JAVA_DEV whose salary ranges
from 7,000 to 8,000.
INSERT INTO jobs VALUES ('JAVA_DEV', 'Java
Developer', 7000, 8000)
Add a 500 pesos increase in salary of all employees who
have rendered services 10 years and above.
UPDATE employees SET salary = salary + 500 where
TO_CHAR(sysdate,'YYYY') - TO_CHAR(hire_date,'YYYY')
>= 10
Which of the following DOES NOT describes the state of
the data after the COMMIT command
None of the choices
Which of the following describes the command below?
SELECT * FROM employees WHERE department = 60
FOR UPDATE
Locks the rows in the EMPLOYEES table with
department id is 60.
Which of the following will erase all records in the
departments table
TRUNCATE TABLE departments
SQL command to create a marker in the current
transaction.
SAVEPOINT
Nathaniel had accidentally deleted all the records in the
newly updated ORACLE database using the DELETE SQL
command. What is the best solution that he can do to
restore all the deleted records in the database.
Run the ROLLBACK command
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LA8
Which of the following will grant a query privileges on
the STUDENT table
GRANT select ON student TO matt
You want to cancel the privilege of matt to add records
from the employees table.
REVOKE insert ON employees FROM matt;
This has the highest level of privileges for task such as
creating new users, removing users and tables and
backing up tables.
DBA
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SQ8
TRUE OR FALSE.
An owner has all the privileges on the object.
True
Which of the following provide privilege to update the
employees table?
GRANT update (salary) ON employees TO matt
Which of the following will is the correct command to
create a role.
CREATE ROLE gen_manager
Matt wants to change his password from 1234 to abcd.
Which of the following will perform the task?
ALTER USER matt IDENTIFIED abcd;
The DBA will create a new user name sales.
Which of the following SQL command will perform the
creation?
CREATE sales ACCESS 1234

Which of the following SQL command that the DBA will
run to provide Matt to create a table in the Oracle
Database.
GRANT create table TO matt
What privileges that manipulates the content of the
database objects.
Object Privileges
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1st Q Exam
Evaluate the following SQL command
SELECT employee_id, salary, department_id FROM
employees WHERE department_id IN (60,70)
The SQL command will display employees with
department id 60 or 70.
True or False. The AND, OR, NOT are comparison
operators.
False
What is the SQL command to count the number of
records in the employees table?
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM employees
What will be the SQL command if every employee will
be given a productivity bonus which is equivalent to 3%
of the monthly salary?
Display the employee id, salary and the productivity
bonus.
SELECT employee_id, salary, salary * .03 FROM
employees
Display the employee id, salary, number of years and
the hiring date of every employee in the company.
SELECT employee_id, salary, hire_date,
ROUND((SYSDATE - hire_date) /365,0) FROM
employees;
You what to generate the average salary of all
employees whose job function is FI_ACCOUNT.
Which of the following SQL command will produce the
output.
SELECT AVG(salary) FROM employees WHERE job_id =
'FI_ACCOUNT';
You want to display all the job position titles whose
salary is salary from 5,000 to 12,000 arrange from
highest to lowest
SELECT job_title FROM jobs WHERE min_salary >=
5000 AND max_salary<= 10000
List all employees except for IT_PROG job id.
All of the choices
Austin David was transferred to Purchasing
Department. You are assigned to update the database.
Which of the following SQL command will satisfy the
requirements?
UPDATE employees SET department_id = 30 WHERE
first_name = ‘David’ AND last_name = ‘Austin’
Display the lastname of every employee in the
company. Display the output in a single column and
label it as Fullname
Format: JuanReyes
SELECT CONCAT(first_name, last_name) AS Fullname
FROM employees
Evaluate the following SQL command
SELECT * FROM jobs WHERE job_title LIKE 'Manager%'
No records will be displayed
Display all the records in the employee table. Arrange
the output in by lastname from A-Z order.
SELECT * FROM employees ORDER BY lastname
You want to generate the total salary per month of
every department in the company.
SELECT department_id, SUM(salary) FROM employees
GROUP BY department_id
You want to display the employee's last name whose
salary is below 10,000 and whose lastname starts with
letter D.
Which SQL statement give the required output format
of the salary?
SELECT last_name, TO_INTEGER(salary, $999,999.99)
AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM employees WHERE
salary < 10000 WHERE last_name IN 'D%'
In creating Joins,the NATURALJOIN and USING clauses
are____________
Mutually Exclusive

Display employee id, lastname, firstname, department
name, annual salary, location id of employees whose
location id is 1700 and working in Finance Department.
Label the annual salary to ANNUAL SALARY.
Sort the output in from highest to lowest salary. (4
POINTS)
SELECT E.employee_id, E.last_name, E.first_name,
D.department_name, E.salary*12 AS "ANNUAL
SALARY", D.location_id
FROM employees E
JOIN jobs J ON E.job_id = J.job_id
JOIN departments D ON E.department_id =
D.department_id
WHERE D.location_id = 1700 AND D.department_name
= 'Finance'
ORDER BY "ANNUAL SALARY" DESC
Which of the following does NOT describes SELECT
Statement in a PL/SQL.
Answer: Queries must return only one column.
You want to display all the records of employee the
same with the salary employee number 103.
Answer: SELECT * FROM employees WHERE salary
= (SELECT salary from employees where
employee_id= 103)
Which of the following stored procedure to create a
procedure to that will be used to display the employee
id and salary of Steven King?
Answer: CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE
query_emp
(p_last_name IN employees.last_name%TYPE,
p_first_name IN employees.first_name%TYPE,
p_employee_id OUT
employees.employee_id%TYPE,
p_salary OUT employees.salary%TYPE) IS
BEGIN
SELECT employee_id, salary INTO p_employee_id,
p_salary
FROM employees
WHERE last_name = p_last_name AND first_name =
p_first_name;
END query_emp;
Which of the folllowing is TRUE?
Answer: SQL code are embedded within PL/SQL
statements
When an exception is user defined, the exception is
raised ____________ .
Answer: Explicitly
Which of the folllowing is TRUE?
Answer: SQL code are embedded withing PL/SQL
statements
Weak REF CURSOR is very flexible.
Answer: True
How do you test the output of a PL/SQL block?
Answer: Use a predefined Oracle package and its
procedure
Restrictive, specifies a RETURN type, associates only
with type-compatible queries are description of a
________________.
Answer: Strong REF CURSOR
Which of the following DOES NOT describes an
exception?
Answer: Exception is a PL/SQL error that is raised
before program execution.
These are local variables declared in the parameter
list of a subprogram specification.
Answer: Formal parameter
Which of the following rules is INCORRECT about
cursor variables?
Answer: None of the choices.
When an exception is predefined by Oracle server,
the exception is raised ____________ .
Answer: Explicitly
Which of the following DOES NOT describes an
exception?
Answer: Exception is a PL/SQL error that is raised
before program execution.
Evaluate the following PL/SQL.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE
query_employee
(p_id IN employees.employee_id%TYPE,
p_name OUT employees.last_name%TYPE,
p_salary OUT employees.salary%TYPE) IS
BEGIN SELECT last_name, salary INTO p_name,
p_salary
FROM employeesWHERE employee_id = p_id;
END query_employee
Answer: No error
You want to know the total number of employees
whose firstname starts with letter D.
Which of the folllowing PLS/SQL executes
successfully?
Answer: DECLARE
v_first_name employees.first_name%TYPE := 'D%';
BEGIN
SELECT COUNT(*) INTO v_first_name FROM
employees WHERE first_name LIKE v_first_name;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(v_first_name);
END;
What is the error trapping function that returns the
numeric value of the error code?
Answer: SQLCODE
You want to display the name, salary and tax of
employee #150. Which of the PL/SQL will execute
successfully? Note tax is computed as 2% of the
salary.
Answer: DECLARE
v_first_name VARCHAR2(50);
v_last_name VARCHAR2(50);
v_salary INTEGER(20);
v_tax INTEGER(10);
BEGIN What is the exception name when PL/SQL has an
SELECT first_name, last_name, salary, salary * 0.02 internal problem
INTO v_first_name, v_last_name, v_salary, v_tax Answer: PROGRAM_ERROR
FROM employees WHERE employee_id = 150; Which of the folllowing statement describes PL/SQL?
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Firstname : '|| Answer: PL/SQL is an Oracle proprietary, procedural,
v_first_name); 3GL programming language
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Lastname : '|| Evaluate the following PL/SQL.
v_last_name); DECLARE
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Salary : '|| v_salary); v_employee_id employees.employee_id%TYPE :=
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Tax : '|| v_tax); 114;
END; BEGIN
Which of the following is the syntax to close a cursor? DELETE employees WHERE employee_id =
Answer: CLOSE cursor_variable_name; v_employee_id;
Which of the following rules is INCORRECT about END;
cursor variables? Answer: The PL/SQL will delete employee number
Answer: None of the choices. 114.
What are the three PL/SQL block types? Which of the following command is used to create a
Answer: Anonymous, Procedure, Function stand-alone procedure that is stored in the Oracle
You can trap any error by including a corresponding database?
handler within the exception-handling section of the Answer: CREATE PROCEDURE
PL/SQL block. Evaluate the following PL/SQL.
Answer: True DECLARE
Which of the following describes weak REF v_email VARCHAR(20);
CURSOR? BEGIN
Answer: Associates with any query SELECT email INTO v_email FROM EMPLOYEES
Given the answer in item __________, which of the WHERE email like 'D%';
folllowing stored procedure will display the employee DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE ('Employees whose
id and salary of Steven King? email address starts with letter D :'
Answer: DECLARE || v_email);
v_employee_id employees.employee_id%TYPE; EXCEPTION
v_emp_sal employees.salary%TYPE; WHEN TOO_MANY_ROWS THEN
BEGIN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE (' Your select statement
query_emp('King', 'Steven', v_employee_id, retrieved multiple rows.');
v_emp_sal); END;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Employee ID ' || Answer: The PL/SQL block will run successfully.
v_employee_id ||' earns '|| to_char(v_emp_sal, Which of the following is the syntax to define a REF
'$999,999.00')); CURSOR type?
END; Answer: TYPE ref_type_name IS REF CURSOR
You have been tasked to update the database by [RETURN return_type];
creating a PL/SQL to increase the salary of all IT The PL/SQL code block helps modularize code by
Programmer employees by 50% of their existing using:
salary. Answer: All of the choices
Which of the following will execute successfully? Which of the following is the syntax to fetch from a
Answer: DECLARE cursor variable?
v_job_id employees.job_id%TYPE := 'IT_PROG'; Answer: FETCH cursor_variable_name INTO
BEGIN variable_name1
UPDATE employees SET salary = salary *0.50 [,variable_name2,. . .] | record_name;
WHERE job_id = v_job_id; You want to display all records in the database whose
END; salary is above the salary of Alexander Hunold.
Which of the folllowing is required in a subquery? Answer: SELECT * from employees WHERE salary <
Answer: SELECT (SELECT salary FROM employees WHERE
What is the exception name when PL/SQL has an first_name = 'Alexander' AND last_name = 'Hunold')
internal problem Procedure can be stored in the database as a
Answer: PROGRAM_ERROR schema object.
In the DECLARE section of the PL/SQL block, Answer: True
Answer: All of the choices In PL/SQL Block Structure, which of the following are
Actions are being performed when error occurs during mandatory?
PL/SQL execution in the Answer: BEGIN and END
Answer: EXCEPTION PL/SQL stands for
Answer: Procedural Language extension to SQL CURSOR type?
Which of the following is CORRECT about sub- Answer: TYPE ref_type_name IS REF CURSOR
queries? [RETURN return_type];
Answer: Subquery execute before the main query Weak REF CURSOR is very flexible.
executes.
Answer: True
Which of the following does NOT describes SELECT
Statement in a PL/SQL. Evaluate the following. What will be the output?
Answer: Queries must return only one column. DECLARE
PL/SQL Provides a block structure for executable SUBTYPE Accumulator IS NUMBER (4,2);
units of ________________. v_amount accumulator;
Answer: Code v_num1 NUMBER;
Evaluate the SQL command v_num2 NUMBER;
SELECT employee_id, salary from employees where v_num3 NUMBER;
salary = ANY (SELECT salary FROM employees BEGIN
WHERE job_id = 'IT_PROG') AND job_id =
v_amount := 10.50;
'ST_CLERK'
Answer: This has no error. v_num1 := 1;
Which of the following PL/SQL will execute v_num2 := 2;
successfully? v_num3 := 3;
Answer: DECLARE v_num1 := v_amount;
v_salary INTEGER(20); v_num2 := v_num1 + v_amount;
BEGIN v_num2 := v_num2 - v_num3;
SELECT salary INTO v_salary FROM employees dbms_output.put_line('Total is: ' || v_num2);
WHERE employee_id = 150; END;
END;
Answer: 18
In PL/SQL Block Structure, which of the following are
OPTIONAL? Which of the following is the syntax to fetch from a
Answer: None of the choices cursor variable?
Evaluate the following PL/SQL. At what line number is Answer: FETCH cursor_variable_name INTO
the error of the PL/SQL? variable_name1
DECLARE [,variable_name2,. . .] | record_name;
v_deptno NUMBER := 800; Fetch into a record when fetching from a cursor.
e_invalid EXCEPTION; Answer: True
BEGIN Which of the following is the syntax to close a cursor?
DELETE FROM departments
Answer: CLOSE cursor_variable_name;
WHERE department_id = v_deptno;
IF SQL % NOT_FOUND THEN This is a subset of an existing data type that may place a
RAISE e_invalid; constraint on its base type.
END IF; Answer: Subtype
COMMIT; Which of the following rules is INCORRECT about cursor
EXCEPTION variables?
WHEN e_invalid THEN Answer: None of the choices.
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('No such department Use column aliases in cursors for calculated columns
id.'); fetched into records declared with %COLUMNTYPE.
END;
Answer: 7
Answer: False
What is the error trapping function that returns the
numeric value of the error code? PROG-113A / ► Week 18: Designing PL/SQL / ►
Answer: SQLCODE Learning Activity 14
Fetch into a record when fetching from a cursor.
Answer: True Which of the following rules is INCORRECT about
cursor variables?
Answer: None of the choices.
Which of the following is the syntax to open a cursor Which of the following describes weak REF
varial CURSOR?
Answer: OPEN cursor_variable_name Answer: Associates with any query
FOR select_statement; Restrictive, specifies a RETURN type, associates
Which of the following is the syntax to define a REF only with type-compatible queries are description of
a ________________. v_emp_sal employees.salary%TYPE;
Answer: Strong REF CURSOR BEGIN
Which of the following is INCORRECT about the query_emp('King', 'Steven', v_employee_id,
guidelines for cursor design? v_emp_sal);
Answer: Use column aliases in cursors for DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Employee ID ' ||
calculated columns fetched into records declared v_employee_id ||' earns '|| to_char(v_emp_sal,
with %COLUMNTYPE. '$999,999.00'));
This is a subset of an existing data type that may END;
place a constraint on its base type.
Answer: Subtype Which of the following stored procedure to create a
procedure to that will be used to display the
employee id and salary of Steven King?
Answer: CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE
PROG-113A / ► Week 17: / ► Short Quiz 13 query_emp
Evaluate the following PL/SQL. (p_last_name IN employees.last_name%TYPE,
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE p_first_name IN employees.first_name%TYPE,
query_employee p_employee_id OUT
(p_id IN employees.employee_id%TYPE, employees.employee_id%TYPE,
p_name OUT employees.last_name%TYPE, p_salary OUT employees.salary%TYPE) IS
p_salary OUT employees.salary%TYPE) IS BEGIN
BEGIN SELECT last_name, salary INTO p_name, SELECT employee_id, salary INTO
p_salary p_employee_id, p_salary
FROM employeesWHERE employee_id = p_id; FROM employees
END query_employee WHERE last_name = p_last_name AND first_name
Answer: No error = p_first_name;
Evaluate the following PL/SQL. Which of the END query_emp;
following will line creates an error? What is the default parameter mode when no mode
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE is specified?
query_emp Answer: IN
(
p_department_id IN PROG-113A / ► Week 16: Creating Procedures / ►
employees.department_id%TYPE, Learning Activity 13
p_name OUT employees.last_name%TYPE, Procedure can be stored in the database as a schema
p_salary OUT employees.salary%TYPE object.
) Answer: True
IS The PL/SQL code block helps modularize code by using:
BEGIN Answer: All of the choices
SELECT last_name, salary, department_id INTO Which of the following command is used to create a
p_name, p_salary, p_department_id stand-alone procedure that is stored in the Oracle
FROM employees database?
WHERE salary >= p_salary AND department_id =
Answer: CREATE PROCEDURE
p_department_id ;
Which of the folllowing does NOT describes
END query_emp;
subprogram?
Answer: Line 3
These are local variables declared in the parameter i. Compiled only once
list of a subprogram specification. ii. Stored in the database
Answer: Formal parameter iii. Do not return values
Given the answer in item __________, which of the iv. Can take parameters
folllowing stored procedure will display the v. Unnamed PL/SQL blocks
employee id and salary of Steven King? Answer: iii & v
Answer: DECLARE Which if the following is NOT a benefits of using
v_employee_id employees.employee_id%TYPE;
modular program constructs? fetched into records declared with %COLUMNTYPE.
Answer: None of the choices Answer: False

PROG-113A / ► Week 18: Designing PL/SQL / ► Short

PROG-113A / ► Week 18: Designing PL/SQL / ►
Quiz 14
Learning Activity 14
Which of the following is the syntax to open a cursor
varial Which of the following rules is INCORRECT about
Answer: OPEN cursor_variable_name cursor variables?
FOR select_statement; Answer: None of the choices.
Which of the following is the syntax to define a REF Which of the following describes weak REF
CURSOR type? CURSOR?
Answer: TYPE ref_type_name IS REF CURSOR Answer: Associates with any query
[RETURN return_type]; Restrictive, specifies a RETURN type, associates
Weak REF CURSOR is very flexible. only with type-compatible queries are description of
Answer: True a ________________.
Evaluate the following. What will be the output? Answer: Strong REF CURSOR
DECLARE Which of the following is INCORRECT about the
SUBTYPE Accumulator IS NUMBER (4,2); guidelines for cursor design?
v_amount accumulator; Answer: Use column aliases in cursors for
v_num1 NUMBER; calculated columns fetched into records declared
v_num2 NUMBER; with %COLUMNTYPE.
v_num3 NUMBER;
This is a subset of an existing data type that may
place a constraint on its base type.
BEGIN
Answer: Subtype
v_amount := 10.50;
v_num1 := 1;
PROG-113A / ► Week 15: Long Quiz / ► Long
v_num2 := 2; Quiz 3 (30/30)
v_num3 := 3; (Correction)
v_num1 := v_amount; How do you test the output of a PL/SQL block?
v_num2 := v_num1 + v_amount; Answer: Use a predefined Oracle package and its
v_num2 := v_num2 - v_num3; procedure
dbms_output.put_line('Total is: ' || v_num2); Which of the folllowing statement describes
END; PL/SQL?
Answer: 18 Answer: PL/SQL is an Oracle proprietary,
Which of the following is the syntax to fetch from a procedural, 3GL programming language
cursor variable? Which of the following syntax to declare
Answer: FETCH cursor_variable_name INTO EXCEPTION named e_invalid_id?
variable_name1 Answer: e_invalid_id EXCEPTION;
[,variable_name2,. . .] | record_name; In PL/SQL Block Structure, which of the following
Fetch into a record when fetching from a cursor. are mandatory?
Answer: True Answer: BEGIN and END
Which of the following is the syntax to close a cursor? This is a type of cursor which is created and
Answer: CLOSE cursor_variable_name; managed internally by the Oracle server to process
SQL statements
This is a subset of an existing data type that may place a
Answer: Implicit
constraint on its base type.
PL/SQL stands for
Answer: Subtype
Answer: Procedural Language extension to SQL
Which of the following rules is INCORRECT about cursor Which of the following PL/SQL will execute
variables? successfully?
Answer: None of the choices. Answer: DECLARE
Use column aliases in cursors for calculated columns v_salary INTEGER(20);
BEGIN
SELECT salary INTO v_salary FROM employees 114;
WHERE employee_id = 150; BEGIN
END; DELETE employees WHERE employee_id =
What is the last clause in trapping exceptions? v_employee_id;
Answer: WHEN OTHERS END;
PL/SQL Provides a block structure for executable Answer: The PL/SQL will delete employee number
units of ________________. 114.
Answer: Code Which of the following does NOT describes
Evaluate the following PL/SQL. SELECT Statement in a PL/SQL.
DECLARE Answer: Queries must return only one column.
v_email VARCHAR(20); What are the three PL/SQL block types?
BEGIN Answer: Anonymous, Procedure, Function
SELECT email INTO v_email FROM What is the exception name when PL/SQL has an
EMPLOYEES WHERE email like 'D%'; internal problem
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE ('Employees whose Answer: PROGRAM_ERROR
email address starts with letter D :' You have been tasked to update the database by
|| v_email); creating a PL/SQL to increase the salary of all IT
EXCEPTION Programmer employees by 100% of their existing
WHEN TOO_MANY_ROWS THEN salary. Which of the following will execute
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE (' Your select successfully?
statement retrieved multiple rows.'); Answer: DECLARE
END; v_job_id employees.job_id%TYPE := 'IT_PROG';
Answer: The PL/SQL block will run successfully. BEGIN
Which of the folllowing is TRUE? UPDATE employees SET salary = salary * 2
Answer: SQL code are embedded within PL/SQL WHERE job_id = v_job_id;
statements END;
You can trap any error by including a corresponding What is the error trapping function that returns the
handler within the exception-handling section of the numeric value of the error code?
PL/SQL block. Answer: SQLCODE
Answer: True What is the exception name when single row
When an exception is user defined, the exception is SELECT returned no data.
raised ____________ . Answer: NO_DATA_FOUND
Answer: Explicitly Which of the following DOES NOT describes an
Evaluate the PL/SQL exception?
DECLARE Answer: Exception is a PL/SQL error that is raised
v_first_name VARCHAR2(50); before program execution.
v_last_name VARCHAR2(50); Evaluate the following PL/SQL.
v_salary INTEGER(20); DECLARE
BEGIN v_employee_id employees.employee_id%TYPE :=
SELECT first_name, last_name, salary INTO 114;
v_first_name, v_last_name, v_salary FROM BEGIN
employees WHERE department_id = 60; DELETE employees WHERE employee_id =
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Firstname : '|| v_employee_id;
v_first_name); END;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Lastname : '|| Answer: The PL/SQL will delete employee number
v_last_name); 114.
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Salary : '|| v_salary); In the DECLARE section of the PL/SQL block,
END; Answer: All of the choices
Answer: Error in Line 6. When an exception is predefined by Oracle server,
Evaluate the following PL/SQL. the exception is raised ____________ .
DECLARE Answer: Explicitly
v_employee_id employees.employee_id%TYPE := Which of the will display the Employee ID and
number of years in service with employee ID 150? Answer: Executable and exceptions section
Answer: DECLARE What is the error trapping function that returns the
v_salaryemployees.salary%TYPE := 10000; numeric value of the error code?
v_employee_idemployees.employee_id%TYPE := Answer: SQLCODE
150; What is the exception name when PL/SQL has an
v_years INTEGER(10); internal problem
BEGIN Answer: PROGRAM_ERROR
SELECT employee_id, ROUND((SYSDATE - Evaluate the following PL/SQL. At what line
hire_date) /365,0) INTO v_employee_id, v_years number is the error of the PL/SQL?
FROM employees WHERE employee_id = DECLARE
v_employee_id ; v_deptno NUMBER := 800;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Employee ID:' || e_invalid EXCEPTION;
v_employee_id); BEGIN
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Number of years : ' DELETE FROM departments
|| v_years); WHERE department_id = v_deptno;
END; IF SQL % NOT_FOUND THEN
Actions are being performed when error occurs RAISE e_invalid;
during PL/SQL execution in the END IF;
Answer: EXCEPTION COMMIT;
You can use this procedure to issue user-defined EXCEPTION
error messages from stored subprograms. WHEN e_invalid THEN
Answer: RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('No such department
id.');
END;
Answer: 7
PROG-113A / ► Week 14: Handling Exceptions / What is the last clause in trapping exceptions?
► Short Quiz 12 Answer: WHEN OTHERS
Complete the diagram in Trapping Non-Predefined
Evaluate the following PL/SQL. Oracle Server Errors.
DECLARE Answer: Declare, Associate, Reference
v_email VARCHAR(20);
BEGIN PROG-113A / ► Week 14: Handling Exceptions /
SELECT email INTO v_email FROM ► Learning Activity 12
EMPLOYEES WHERE email like 'D%';
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE ('Employees whose You can use this procedure to issue user-defined
email address starts with letter D :' error messages from stored subprograms.
|| v_email); Answer: RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR
EXCEPTION Which of the following syntax to declare
WHEN TOO_MANY_ROWS THEN EXCEPTION named e_invalid_id?
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE (' Your select Answer: e_invalid_id EXCEPTION;
statement retrieved multiple rows.'); When an exception is predefined by Oracle server,
END; the exception is raised ____________ .
Answer: The PL/SQL block will run successfully. Answer: Explicitly
Which of the following DOES NOT describes an When an exception is user defined, the exception is
exception? raised ____________ .
Answer: Exception is a PL/SQL error that is raised Answer: Explicitly
before program execution. You can trap any error by including a corresponding
What is the exception name when single row handler within the exception-handling section of the
SELECT returned no data. PL/SQL block.
Answer: NO_DATA_FOUND Answer: True
RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR is used in two
different places. These are ___________________.
PROG-113A / ► Week 13: Interacting with Oracle
Server / ► Learning Activity 11
Which of the following does NOT describes
SELECT Statement in a PL/SQL.
Answer: Queries must return only one column.
Evaluate the following PL/SQL.
1 DECLARE
2 v_employee_id employees.employee_id%TYPE
:= 114;
3 BEGIN
4 DELETE employees WHERE employee_id =
v_employee_id;
5 END;
Answer: The PL/SQL will delete employee number
114.
Which of the following PL/SQL that will display
the total number employees whose salary is 10000
and above?
Answer: DECLARE
v_salary employees.salary%TYPE := 10000;
BEGIN
SELECT COUNT(*) INTO v_salary FROM
employees WHERE salary >= v_salary;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(v_salary);
END;
This is a type of cursor which is created and
managed internally by the Oracle server to process
SQL statements
Answer: Implicit
You have been tasked to update the database by
creating a PL/SQL to increase the salary of all IT
Programmer employees by twice of their existing
salary. Which of the following will execute
successfully?
Answer: DECLARE
v_job_id employees.job_id%TYPE := 'IT_PROG';
BEGIN
UPDATE employees SET salary = salary * 2
WHERE job_id = v_job_id;
END;
PROG-113A / ► Week 12: Introduction to PLSQL
/ ► Short Quiz 10
Which of the folllowing is TRUE?
Answer: SQL code are embedded withing PL/SQL
statements
In the DECLARE section of the PL/SQL block
Answer: All of the choices
In PL/SQL Block Structure, which of the following
are OPTIONAL?
Answer: None of the choices
What are the three PL/SQL block types?
Answer: Anonymous, Procedure, Function
How do you test the output of a PL/SQL block?
Answer: Use a predefined Oracle package and its
procedure
You want to display the name, salary and tax of
employee #150. Which of the PL/SQL will execute
successfully? Note tax is computed as 2% of the
salary.
Answer: DECLARE
v_first_name VARCHAR2(50);
v_last_name VARCHAR2(50);
v_salary INTEGER(20);
v_tax INTEGER(10);
BEGIN
SELECT first_name, last_name, salary, salary *
0.02 INTO v_first_name, v_last_name, v_salary,
v_tax FROM employees WHERE employee_id =
150;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Firstname : '||
v_first_name);
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Lastname : '||
v_last_name);
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Salary : '|| v_salary);
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Tax : '|| v_tax);
END;
Which of the folllowing statement describes
PL/SQL?
Answer: PL/SQL is an Oracle proprietary,
procedural, 3GL programming language
PROG-113A / ► Week 12: Introduction to PLSQL / ►
Learning Activity 10
PL/SQL stands for
Answer: Procedural Language extension to SQL
PL/SQL Provides a block structure for executable units
of ________________.
Answer: Code
In PL/SQL Block Structure, which of the following are
mandatory?
Answer: BEGIN and END
Which of the following PL/SQL will execute successfully?
Answer: DECLARE
v_salary INTEGER(20);
BEGIN
SELECT salary INTO v_salary FROM employees WHERE
employee_id = 150;
END;
Actions are being performed when error occurs during
PL/SQL execution in the
Answer: EXCEPTION
PROG-113A / ► Week 11: Using Subqueries to
Solve Queries / ► Short Quiz 9
You want to display the department name the same
with the location of the Purchasing department.
Answer: SELECT department_name from
departments where location_id = (SELECT
location_id from departments where
department_name = 'Purchasing')
Evaluate the SQL command
SELECT employee_id, job_id, salary from
employees where salary < ALL (SELECT salary
FROM employees WHERE job_id =
'FI_ACCOUNT') AND job_id = 'IT_PROG'
Answer: This has no error.
You want to display all records in the database
whose salary is above the salary of Alexander
Hunold.
Answer: SELECT * from employees WHERE
salary < (SELECT salary FROM employees
WHERE first_name = 'Alexander' AND last_name
= 'Hunold')
Evaluate the SQL command
SELECT employee_id, last_name, first_name,
job_id FROM employees WHERE department_id =
(SELECT max(department_id) FROM employees
GROUP BY department_id)
Answer: This will return an error. Single-row
subquery returns more than one row.
You want to display all employee id, name, hired
date and salary who are hired after employee 104
was hired.
Answer: SELECT employee_id, last_name,
hire_date, salary FROM employees WHERE
TO_NUMBER(TO_CHAR(hire_date, 'YYYY')) >
(SELECT TO_NUMBER(TO_CHAR(hire_date,
'YYYY')) FROM employees WHERE employee_id
= 104)
PROG-113A / ► Week 11: Using Subqueries to Solve
Queries / ► Learning Activity 9
Which of the following is INCORRECT?
Answer: Use single-row operators with multiple-row
subqueries
Which of the folllowing is required in a subquery?
Answer: SELECT
Which of the following is CORRECT about sub-queries?
Answer: Subquery execute before the main query
executes.
Evaluate the SQL Command
SELECT job_id, job_title FROM jobs J WHERE INCLUDES
(SELECT * FROM employees WHERE J.job_id = e.job_id
);
Answer: The SQL will return an error. Invalid
"INCLUDES" parameter.
Evaluate the SQL command
SELECT employee_id, salary from employees where
salary = ANY (SELECT salary FROM employees WHERE
job_id = 'IT_PROG') AND job_id = 'ST_CLERK'
Answer: This has no error.
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You want to display all the job position titles whose
salary is salary from 5,000 to 12,000 arrange from
highest to lowest
Select one:
a. SELECT job_title FROM jobs WHERE min_salary
>= 5000 AND max_salary<= 10000
b. SELECT job_title FROM employees WHERE
salary >= 5000 AND salary <= 10000
c. SELECT employees_id, job_title FROM employees
WHERE salary >= 5000 AND salary <= 10000
d. SELECT job_title FROM jobs WHERE salary >=
5000 AND salary <= 10000
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database
d. No records will be displayed

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records in the employees table?
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c. SELECT COUNT(*) FROM employees You want to display all the employee id and the month
an employee was hired.
d. SELECT SUM(*) FROM employees;
Which SQL statement give the required output?
Question 3 Select one:
Complete
Mark 2.00 out of 2.00 a. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
TO_DATE(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month",
job_id FROM
b. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
MONTH(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month", job_id
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Question text c. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,

TO_CHAR(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month",
True or False. The AND, OR, NOT are comparison job_id FROM employees
operators.
d. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
Select one: TO_MONTH(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month",
True job_id FROM employees

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Question text You want to generate the total salary per month of
every department in the company.
Evaluate the following SQL command
SELECT * FROM jobs WHERE job_title LIKE Select one:
'Manager%' a. SELECT department_id, salary FROM employees
Select one: ORDER BY SUM(salary)

a. The SQL command will produce an error.
b. The SQL command will display all employees with
Manager position
b. SELECT department_id, TOTAL(salary) FROM
employees GROUP BY department_id
c. SELECT department_id, salary FROM employees
GROUP BY SUM(salary) ORDER BY department_id
d. SELECT department_id, SUM(salary) FROM b. SELECT CONCATENATE(first_name, last_name)
employees GROUP BY department_id AS Fullname FROM employees

Question 7 c. SELECT CONCAT(first_name, last_name) FROM

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You want to display the employee's last name whose
salary is below 10,000 and whose lastname starts
with letter D. Flag question
Which SQL statement give the required output format
of the salary? Question text

Select one:
a. SELECT last_name, TO_INT(salary,
'$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
employees WHERE salary < 10,000 WHERE
last_name STARTS 'D%'
b. SELECT last_name, TO_CHAR(salary,
'$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
employees WHERE salary < 10000 WHERE
last_name LIKE 'D%'
c. SELECT last_name, TO_INTEGER(salary,
$999,999.99) AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
employees WHERE salary < 10000 WHERE
last_name IN 'D%'
d. SELECT last_name, TO_NUMBER(salary,
'$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
employees WHERE salary < 10,000 WHERE
last_name = ‘D%’
Display the first 5 letter in the surname of all the
employees whose firstname starts with letter 'N'
Select one:
a. SELECT SUBSTR(last_name,1,5), first_name
FROM employees WHERE first_name IN 'N'
b. SELECT SUBSTR(last_name,1,5), first_name
FROM employees WHERE SUBSTR(first_name,1,1)
= 'N'
c. SELECT SUBSTR(surname,1,5), first_name
FROM employees WHERE SUBSTR(first_name,1,1)
IN 'N'
d. SELECT SUBSTR(surname,1,5), first_name
FROM employees WHERE first_name = 'N'
e. SELECT SUBSTR(last_name,1,5), first_name
FROM employees WHERE SUBSTR(first_name,1,1)
IN 'N'

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Display the lastname of every employee in the Austin David was transferred to Purchasing
company. Display the output in a single column and Department. You are assigned to update the
label it as Fullname database.
Format: JuanReyes Which of the following SQL command will satisfy the
requirements?
Select one:
Select one:
a. None of the choices
 a. UPDATE first_name = ‘David’ AND last_name = b. The SQL command will display employees with
‘Austin’ FROM employees SET department_id = 30 department id 60 and 70.
b. UPDATE department_id = 30 WHERE first_name c. The SQL command will give an incorrect output.
= ‘David’ AND last_name = ‘Austin’
d. The SQL command will display employees with
c. UPDATE employees WHERE department_id = 30 department id 60 or 70.
SET first_name = ‘David’ AND last_name = ‘Austin’
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date hired in year 2000 to2006 whose salary is above
5000. Which SQL statement give the required output?
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Select one:
John want to know how many employees receiving
salary below 10,000. a. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
What SQL command he need to run? WHERE hire_date>=
TO_DATE('01-Jan-2006', 'DD-Mon-RR') AND
Select one: hire_date<= TO_DATE('31-Dec-2006', 'DD-Mon-RR')
AND salary > 5000;
a. SELECT COUNT(*) FROM employees WHERE
salary < 10000; b. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
WHERE hire_date>=
b. SELECT COUNT(salary) FROM employees TO_DATE('Jan-2000', 'Month-YYYY') AND
WHERE salary < 10,000; hire_date<= TO_DATE('Dec-2006', 'Month-‘YYYY')
c. SELECT COUNT(emp_id) FROM employees AND salary > 5,000;
WHERE salary <= 10000; c. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
d. SELECT salary FROM WHERE hire_date>=
COUNT(employees)WHERE salary < 10000; TO_DATE('01-Jan-2000', 'DD-Mon-YYYYY') AND
hire_date<= TO_DATE('31-Dec-2006', 'DD-Mon-
Question 12 YYYY') AND salary ABOVE 5000;
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WHERE hire_date>=
TO_DATE('2000', 'YYYY') AND hire_date<=
TO_DATE('2006', 'YYYY') OR salary > 5000;

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Evaluate the following SQL command
SELECT employee_id, salary, department_id FROM
employees WHERE department_id IN (60,70)
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a. The SQL command will produce an error.
List all employees except for IT_PROG job id.
Select one:
d. SELECT * FROM employees SORT BY lastname
a. SELECT *FROM employees EXCEPT JOB_ID != ascending
'IT_PROG'
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Evaluate the following SQL command
SELECT employee_id, min_salary, max_salary
FROM employees, departments WHERE
salary>= 10000 && salary <= 20000
Select one:
a. The SQL will produce Cartesian Product
b. The SQL will display the employee id, department
id and the minimum and maximum salary whose
salary is between 10000 and 20000.
c. The SQL command will produce an error.
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Display employee's name and id whose firstname
starts with letter D and job id is IT_PROG.
Sort the output by department.
Select one:
a. SELECT employee_id, first_name, last_name
FROM employees ORDER BY department_id
WHERE first_name LIKE 'D%' and job_id =
'IT_PROG'
b. SELECT employees FROM employee_id,
first_name, last_name WHERE first_name LIKE ‘D%’
and job_id = ‘IT_PROG’ ORDER BY department_id
c. SELECT employee_id, first_name, last_name
FROM employees WHERE job_id = 'IT_PROG' OR
first_name LIKE 'D%' and ORDER BY department_id
d. SELECT employee_id, first_name, last_name
FROM employees WHERE first_name LIKE 'D%' and
job_id = 'IT_PROG' ORDER BY department_id

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Display all the records in the employee table. Arrange
the output in by lastname from A-Z order.
Select one:
a. SELECT * FROM employees SORT BY lastname
b. SELECT * FROM employees ORDER BY
lastname
c. SELECT * FROM employees ORDER BY lastname
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employees whose job function is FI_ACCOUNT.
Which of the following SQL command will produce the
output.
Select one:
a. SELECT AVERAGE(salary) FROM employees
WHERE job_id = 'FI_ACCOUNT';
b. SELECT AVG(salary) FROM employees WHERE
job_id = 'FI_ACCOUNT';
 c. SELECT AVE(salary) FROM employees WHERE d. SELECT employee_id, salary FROM employees
job_id = 'FI_ACCOUNT'; WHERE salary)
d. SELECT COUNT AVG(salary) FROM employees e. SELECT employee_id, salary, salary * .30 FROM
WHERE job_id = 'FI_ACCOUNT'; employees

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Display all location id between 1000 to 2000.
Select one:
a. DISPLAY location_id FROM departments WHERE
location_id LING 1000 UP TO 2000
b. DISPLAY location_id FROM departments WHERE
location_id BETWEEN 1000 TO 2000
c. SELECT location_id FROM departments WHERE
location_id IN 1000 AND 2000
d. SELECT location_id FROM departments WHERE
location_id BETWEEN 1000 AND 2000
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Display the employee id, salary, number of years and
the hiring date of every employee in the company.
Select one:
a. SELECT employee_id,salary, hire_date, hire_date-
SYSDATE /365 FROM employees;
b. SELECT employee_id, salary, hire_date,
ROUND((SYSDATE - hire_date) /365,0) FROM
employees;
c. SELECT employee_id, salary, hire_date, hire_date
/365 FROM employees;
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Display the employee's name, job title, job_id and the
What will be the SQL command if every employee will department name of employees with department id of
be given a productivity bonus which is equivalent to 100.
3% of the monthly salary?
Display the employee id, salary and the productivity Select one:
bonus.
a. SELECT E.employee_id, J.job_title, e.job_id,
Select one: D.department_name
FROM employees E
a. SELECT employee_id, salary, salary + (salary .03) JOIN jobs J ON E.job_id = J.job_id
FROM employees JOIN departments D ON E.department_id =
b. SELECT employee_id, salary, salary * .03 FROM D.department_id
employees WHERE E.department_id = 100

c. SELECT employee_id, salary, salary * 1.03 FROM b. SELECT E.employee_id, J.job_title, e.job_id,
employees D.department_name
FROM employees E
JOIN department D ON E.job_id = J.job_id
JOIN jobs J ON E.department_id = D.department_id Select one:
WHERE E.department_id = 100
a. SELECT E.employee_id, E.last_name,
c. SELECT E.employee_id, J.job_title, e.job_id, E.first_name, D.department_name, E.salary*12 AS
D.department_name "ANNUAL SALARY", D.location_id
FROM jobs J FROM employees E
INNER JOIN department D ON E.job_id = J.job_id NATURAL JOIN jobs J ON E.job_id = J.job_id
INNER JOIN employees EON E.department_id = NATURAL JOIN departments D ON E.department_id
D.department_id = D.department_id
WHERE E.department_id = 100 ORDER BY "ANNUAL SALARY" DESC
WHERE D.location_id = 1700 AND
d. SELECT E.employee_id, J.job_title, e.job_id, D.department_name = 'Finance'
D.department_name
FROM jobs J b. SELECT E.employee_id, E.last_name,
NATURAL JOIN department D ON E.job_id = J.job_id E.first_name, D.department_name, E.salary*12 AS
NATURAL JOIN employees E ON E.department_id = "ANNUAL SALARY", D.location_id
D.department_id FROM employees E
WHERE E.department_id = 100 JOIN jobs J ON E.job_id = J.job_id
JOINemployees E ON E.department_id =
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D.department_name = 'Finance'
ORDER BY "ANNUAL SALARY" DESC
c. SELECT E.employee_id, E.last_name,
E.first_name, D.department_name, E.salary*12 AS
"ANNUAL SALARY", D.location_id
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JOIN jobs J ON E.job_id = J.job_id
Question text JOIN departments D ON E.department_id =
In creating Joins,the NATURALJOIN and USING D.department_id
clauses are____________ WHERE D.location_id = 1700 AND
D.department_name = 'Finance'
Select one: ORDER BY "ANNUAL SALARY" DESC
a. Mutually Inclusive d. SELECT E.employee_id, E.last_name,
E.first_name, D.department_name, E.salary*12 AS
b. Limited to 2 relational tables "ANNUAL SALARY", D.location_id
c. Opposite FROM employees E
OUTER JOIN jobs J ON E.job_id = J.job_id
d. Mutually Exclusive OUTER JOIN departments D ON E.department_id =
D.department_id
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Display employee id, lastname, firstname, department 10: Quarterly Examination / ► First Quarter
name, annual salary, location id of employees whose Exam
location id is 1700 and working in Finance
Department. Label the annual salary to ANNUAL Question 1
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a. SELECT employee_id, salary, salary * .03 FROM
You can relate data to multiple tables using a foreign employees
key. b. SELECT employee_id, salary, salary * .30 FROM
Select one: employees
True c. SELECT employee_id, salary, salary * 1.03 FROM
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d. SELECT employee_id, salary, salary + (salary .03)
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shown below: ONHAND - 5 + 5 * WAREHOUSE You want to display the employee’s last name
Note that you have to force the Oracle to prioritize first whose salary is below 10,000 and whose lastname
the Subtraction over Multiplication. List only the starts with letter K.
column DESCRIPTION, ONHAND and
Which SQL statement give the required output
WAREHOUSE.
format of the salary?
Select one:
a. SELECT (ONHAND-5) + 5(* WAREHOUSE), Select one:
DESCRIPTION FROM PARTS; a. SELECT last_name, TO_CHAR(salary,
b. SELECT ONHAND-5 + 5 * WAREHOUSE, '$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
DESCRIPTION FROM PARTS; employees WHERE salary < 10000WHERE
c. SELECT (ONHAND-5) + 5 * WAREHOUSE, last_name LIKE ‘K%’
DESCRIPTION FROM PARTS; b. SELECT last_name, TO_NUMBER(salary,
d. SELECT ONHAND-5 + 5 (* WAREHOUSE), '$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
DESCRIPTION FROM PARTS; employees WHERE salary < 10,000WHERE
last_name = ‘K%’
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AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM employees WHERE
INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE are ________________ salary < 10,000 WHERE last_name STARTS 'K%'
commands
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Which of the following is the correct report that will
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salary is below 10,000 and whose lastname starts
Evaluate the following SQL command with letter D.
SELECT employee_id, salary, department_id FROM Which SQL statement give the required output format
employees WHERE department_id IN (60,70) of the salary?
Select one: Select one:
a. The SQL command will display employees with a. SELECT last_name, TO_INTEGER(salary,
department id 60 or 70. $999,999.99) AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
b. The SQL command will give an incorrect output. employees WHERE salary < 10000 WHERE
c. The SQL command will produce an error. last_name IN 'D%'
d. The SQL command will display employees with b. SELECT last_name, TO_INT(salary, '$999,999.99')
department id 60 and 70. AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM employees WHERE
salary < 10,000 WHERE last_name STARTS 'D%'
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You what to generate the average salary of all '$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
employees whose job function is FI_ACCOUNT. employees WHERE salary < 10,000 WHERE
Which of the following SQL command will produce the last_name = ‘D%’
output.
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c. SELECT AVERAGE(salary) FROM employees Which of the following will is the correct command to
WHERE job_id = 'FI_ACCOUNT'; create a role.
d. SELECT COUNT AVG(salary) FROM employees Select one:
WHERE job_id = 'FI_ACCOUNT'; a. CREATE ROLE gen_manager
b. None of the choices
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Select one: first employee that was hired?
a. The SQL will produce Cartesian Product Select one:
b. The SQL will display the employee id, department a. SELECT FIRST(hire_date) FROM employees;
id and the minimum and maximum salary whose b. SELECT hire_date FROM employees WHERE
salary is between 10000 and 20000. TO_CHAR(hire_date) = ‘FIRST’;
c. The SQL command will give an incorrect output. c. SELECT MIN(hire_date) FROM employees;
d. The SQL command will produce an error. d. SELECT hire_date FROM employees WHERE
FIRST(hire_date );
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when an employee was hired. A FOREIGN KEY is a field in one table that refers to
Which SQL statement give the required output? the PRIMARY KEY in another table.
Select one: Select one:
a. SELECT employee_id, YEAR(hire_date,'YYYY') True
FROM employees; False
b. SELECT employee_id, YEAR(hire_date') FROM
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Evaluate the following SQL command c. Object
SELECT employee_id, hire_date, department_name d. Data
FROM employees, departments
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b. The SQL command will give an incorrect output.
c. The SQL command should have ALIAS for the Ms. Ella what to generate the average salary of all
table to produce a correct output. employees whose job function is IT_PROG.
d. The SQL command will produce a correct output. Which of the following SQL command will produce the
output.
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b. SELECT AVE(salary) FROM employees WHERE
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Display all the records whose stock is below 20 and in c. SELECT AVG(salary) FROM employees WHERE
warehouse number 3. job_id = 'IT_PROG';
d. SELECT COUNT AVG(salary) FROM employees
Select one: WHERE job_id = 'IT_PROG';
a. SELECT * FROM parts WHERE onhand< 20 OR
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d. SELECT * FROM parts WHERE onhand<= 20 AND
warehouse = 3; A _______________ consists of a collection of DML
e. SELECT ALL FROM parts WHERE onhand< 20 statements that form a logical unit of work.
AND warehouse = 3; Select one:
f. SELECT ALL FROM parts WHERE onhand<= 20 a. All of the choices
AND warehouse = 3; b. Transaction
c. SQL command
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in warehouse number 1&2.
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Which of the following SQL command will generate
Which of the following SELECT statement is the the required output.
correct PL/SQL that will display all rows and
columns? Select one:
a. SELECT warehouse, class, count(partnum),
Select one: sum(onhand) GROUP BY warehouse,class HAVING
a. SELECT TABLE PARTS; warehouse = 1 or warehouse = 2 FROM parts;
b. SELECT FROM TABLE PARTS; b. SELECT warehouse, class, count(partnum),
c. SELECT * FROM PARTS; sum(onhand) GROUP BY warehouse,class WHERE
d. SELECT ALL FROM PARTS; warehouse = 1 or warehouse = 2 FROM parts;
c. SELECT warehouse, class, SUM(partnum),
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warehouse,class HAVING warehouse = 1 OR
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the output in by lastname from A-Z order.
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d. SELECT * FROM employees SORT BY lastname John want to know how many employees receiving
ascending salary below 10,000.
What SQL command he need to run?
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salary < 10000;
Austin David was transferred to Purchasing c. SELECT salary FROM
Department. You are assigned to update the COUNT(employees)WHERE salary < 10000;
database. d. SELECT COUNT(emp_id) FROM employees
Which of the following SQL command will satisfy the WHERE salary <= 10000;
requirements?
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c. UPDATE department_id = 30 WHERE first_name = database objects.
‘David’ AND last_name = ‘Austin’
d. UPDATE employees WHERE department_id = 30 Select one:
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Each row of data in a table can be uniquely identified Mon-YYYYY') AND hire_date <= TO_DATE('31-Dec-
by a 2002', 'DD-Mon-YYYY')AND salary ABOVE 5000;
b. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
Select one: WHERE hire_date >= TO_DATE('01-Jan-2002', 'DD-
a. foreign key Mon-RR') AND hire_date <= TO_DATE('31-Dec-
b. primary key 2002', 'DD-Mon-RR') AND salary > 5000;
c. local key c. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
d. relational key WHERE hire_date >= TO_DATE('2000', 'YYYY') AND
e. index key hire_date <= TO_DATE('2002', 'YYYY') OR salary >
5000;
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salary >= 5000 AND salary <= 10000
b. SELECT employees_id, job_title FROM employees
WHERE salary >= 5000 AND salary <= 10000
c. SELECT job_title FROM jobs WHERE salary >=
5000 AND salary <= 10000
d. SELECT job_title FROM jobs WHERE min_salary
>= 5000 AND max_salary<= 10000
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Display all location id between 1000 to 2000.
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a. DISPLAY location_id FROM departments WHERE
location_id LING 1000 UP TO 2000
b. SELECT location_id FROM departments WHERE
location_id IN 1000 AND 2000
c. DISPLAY location_id FROM departments WHERE
location_id BETWEEN 1000 TO 2000
d. SELECT location_id FROM departments WHERE
location_id BETWEEN 1000 AND 2000
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date hired in year 2002 whose salary is above 5000.
Which SQL statement give the required output?
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a. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
WHERE hire_date >= TO_DATE('01-Jan-2000', 'DD-
There was 10% price increase in the all the parts in
warehouse number 3. The Store Manager asked the
Database Administrator to generate a report showing
the part number, the old and new price.
Which of the following SQL statement would satisfy
the requirement of the Store Manager.
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a. SELECT partnum, price, price * 0.1 FROM parts
WHERE warehouse = 3
b. SELECT partnum, price, price * 10% FROM parts
WHERE warehouse = 3
c. SELECT partnum, price, price * 1.1 FROM parts
WHERE warehouse = 3
d. SELECT partnum, price, price * 1.10% FROM parts
WHERE warehouse = 3
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5000. Which SQL statement give the required output?
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a. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
WHERE hire_date>=
TO_DATE('01-Jan-2000', 'DD-Mon-YYYYY') AND
hire_date<= TO_DATE('31-Dec-2006', 'DD-Mon-
YYYY') AND salary ABOVE 5000;
b. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
WHERE hire_date>=
TO_DATE('01-Jan-2006', 'DD-Mon-RR') AND
hire_date<= TO_DATE('31-Dec-2006', 'DD-Mon-RR')
AND salary > 5000;
c. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
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BETWEEN 10 AND 30; department. Which of the following SQL command will
e. SELECT * FROM parts WHERE BETWEEN display the required output?
onhand>=10 to onhand<=30;
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label it as Fullname a. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
Format: JuanReyes TO_MONTH(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month",
job_id FROM employees
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a. SELECT CONCATENATE(first_name, last_name) TO_DATE(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month",
AS Fullname FROM employees job_id FROM
b. None of the choices c. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
c. SELECT CONCAT(first_name, last_name) FROM MONTH(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month", job_id
employees FROM employees
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summary table showing the total quantity on hand per
Which of the following describes the command class.
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SELECT * FROM employees WHERE department = Select one:
60 FOR UPDATE a. SELECT class, TOTAL(onhand) AS "QTY ON
HAND" FROM parts GROUP BY class, onhand
Select one: b. SELECT class, onhand AS "QTY ON HAND"
a. Locks the rows in the EMPLOYEES table with FROM parts GROUP BY sum(onhand)
department id is 60. c. SELECT class, sum(onhand) AS "QTY ON HAND"
b. Unlock all records with department id = 60 FROM parts GROUP BY onhand
c. All users accessing the department id 60 can d. SELECT class, sum(onhand) AS "QTY ON HAND"
accept UPDATE command simultaneously. FROM parts GROUP BY class
d. Creates a temporary table with department = 60
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Display the employee id, number of years and the employees whose firstname starts with letter 'N'
hiring date of every employee in the company.
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a. SELECT employee_id, hire_date, FROM employees WHERE SUBSTR(first_name,1,1)
ROUND((SYSDATE - hire_date),0 /365,0) FROM IN 'N'
employees; b. SELECT SUBSTR(last_name,1,5), first_name
b. SELECT employee_id, hire_date, FROM employees WHERE SUBSTR(first_name,1,1)
ROUND((SYSDATE - hire_date) /365,0) FROM = 'N'
employees; c. SELECT SUBSTR(surname,1,5), first_name FROM
c. SELECT employee_id, hire_date, hire_date /365 employees WHERE first_name = 'N'
FROM employees; d. SELECT SUBSTR(surname,1,5), first_name
d. SELECT employee_id, hire_date, hire_date- FROM employees WHERE SUBSTR(first_name,1,1)
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creation? Display the employee id, salary, number of years and
the hiring date of every employee in the company.
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b. None of the choices SYSDATE /365 FROM employees;
c. CREATE USERNAME sales SET PASSWORD b. SELECT employee_id, salary, hire_date, hire_date
default /365 FROM employees;
d. CREATE sales ACCESS 1234 c. SELECT employee_id, salary, hire_date,
e. CREATE USER sales IDENTIFIED BY 1234 ROUND((SYSDATE - hire_date) /365,0) FROM
employees;
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('AD_VP'); Select one:
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TO_CHAR(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month", employees GROUP BY department_id
job_id FROM employees WHERE job_id NOT IN b. SELECT department_id, salary FROM employees
('AD_VP'); ORDER BY SUM(salary)
c. SELECT employee_id, hire_date, c. SELECT department_id, salary FROM employees
TO_MONTH(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month", GROUP BY SUM(salary) ORDER BY department_id
job_id FROM employees WHERE job_id NOT d. SELECT department_id, TOTAL(salary) FROM
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Sort the output by department. b. SELECT ALL FROM class WHERE parts IN =
(‘HW’, ‘AP’);
Select one: c. SELECT * FROM parts WHERE IN class ('HW',
a. SELECT employees FROM employee_id, 'AP');
first_name, last_name WHERE first_name LIKE ‘D%’ d. SELECT ALL FROM parts WHERE IN class =
and job_id = ‘IT_PROG’ ORDER BY department_id (‘HW’, ‘AP’);
b. SELECT employee_id, first_name, last_name e. SELECT * FROM parts WHERE class IN ('HW',
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c. SELECT COUNT(*) FROM employees
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a. SELECT partnum FROM parts WHERE class
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the parts, warehouse number, price and the employees;
available stock on hand whose price is below 500.
Arrange the list by warehouse number and by b. SELECT LAST(hire_date), hire_date FROM
class. employees;
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c. SELECT LAST_DAY(hire_date), hire_date FROM
a. SELECT partnum, description, warehouse, employees;
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d. SELECT LDAY(hire_date), hire_date FROM
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PARTNUM RENAME AS ID, ONHAND RENAME
starts with letter D and job id is SA_REP. Sort the
AS STOCK FROM PARTS;
output by department.

Select one: b. SELECT DESCRIPTION AS 'TITLE', PARTNUM AS

a. SELECT employees FROM employee_id,
first_name, last_name WHERE first_name LIKE
‘D%’ and job_id = ‘IT_PROG’ ORDER BY
department_id
b. SELECT employee_id, first_name, last_name
FROM employees WHERE job_id = 'IT_PROG' OR
first_name LIKE 'D%' and ORDER BY
department_id
c. SELECT employee_id, first_name, last_name
FROM employees WHERE first_name LIKE 'D%'
and job_id = 'IT_PROG' ORDER BY department_id
d. 'IT_PROG' OR first_name LIKE 'D%' and ORDER
BY department_id
e. SELECT employee_id, first_name, last_name
FROM employees ORDER BY department_id
WHERE first_name LIKE 'D%' and job_id =
'IT_PROG'
'ID', ONHAND AS 'STOCK' FROM PARTS;
c. SELECT DESCRIPTION AS TITLE, PARTNUM AS
ID, ONHAND AS STOCK FROM PART;
d. SELECT DESCRIPTION NEW AS TITLE,
PARTNUM NEW AS ID, ONHAND NEW AS STOCK
FROM PARTS;
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d. SELECT * FROM onhand WHERE parts
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salary is 5000 and below and belong to
department 60 or 100. e. SELECT * FROM parts WHERE BETWEEN
onhand = 10 AND onhand = 30;
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d. SELECT employee_id,salary, department_id name of all the employees.
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employees whose department id is 100 and
salary is below 8000. Arrange the output by False
salary in ascending order.
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a. SELECT name, salary FROM employees WHERE
department_id = 100 AND salary < 8000 ORDER
BY salary ASC

b. SELECT first_name, last_name, salary FROM

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c. SELECT first_name, last_name, salary FROM Every employee will get a bonus of 150% of
employees WHERE salary < 8000 AND his/her current salary. Display the employee id,
department_id = 100 AND ORDER BY salary and the bonus of every employee. Label
department_id the computed bonus with Bonus

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d. SELECT first_name, last_name, salary FROM
employees WHERE department_id = 100 AND
a. SELECT employee_id, salary, salary * 1.5 AS
salary < 8000 ORDER BY salary
Bonus FROM employees

e. SELECT name FROM employees WHERE salary

b. SELECT employee_id, salary, salary * 150 AS
< 8000 AND department_id = 100 AND ORDER
"Bonus" FROM employees
BY department_id
c. SELECT employee_id, salary, salary * 1.50% AS
f. SELECT employees FROM first_name,
Bonus FROM employees
last_name, salary WHERE department_id = 100
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Using Data Manipulation Language, you can ADD
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know the parts whose price is above 10000 and f. SELECT ALL FROM parts ORDER BY price
above. Which of the following SQL command
that Ronnie will run to generate the list. g. SELECT * FROM parts SORT BY price DESC
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e. SELECT ALL FROM parts WHERE price > You can relate data to multiple tables using a
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a. SELECT
c. SELECT ALL FROM price SORT BY parts
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d. SELECT * FROM parts ORDER BY price DESC c. INSERT

e. SELECT * FROM parts ORDER BY price d. DELETE

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c. SELECT * FROM PARTS; Display the employee id and the last name of
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d. SELECT TABLE PARTS; between 5000 to 10000. Display the output in a
single column with the format 100 : King Label d. SELECT DISTINCT WAREHOUSE AS "No. of
the column as Employee available warehouse" FROM PARTS;
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a. SELECT CONCAT(CONCAT(employee_id, ':'),
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c. SELECT CONCAT(employee_id, ':', last_name)
AS Employee, salary FROM employees WHERE Display the montly salary of every employee.
salary BETWEEN 5000 TO 10000 Round the salary in 2 decimal places.

d. SELECT CONCAT(employee_id,last_name) AS Select one:

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a. SELECT ROUND(salary *12 , 2) /12 FROM
AND 10000
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Available Warehouse".

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a. SELECT DISTINCT 'WAREHOUSE AS' "No. of

available warehouse" FROM PARTS;
b. SELECT DISTINCT WAREHOUSE AS No. of
available warehouse FROM PARTS;
c. SELECT DISTINCT COLUMN WAREHOUSE AS
"No. of available warehouse" FROM PARTS;
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Which of the following SELECT statement is the
correctreport that will combine the column
PARTNUM and DESCRIPTION put a literal
character string "belongs to" in between the two
columns then rename the column as "NUMBER c. SELECT employee_id, job_id, salary FROM
TITLE". Note put space before and after the employees WHERE job_id = 'IT_PROG' AND
character literal string to avoid no spaces in the MOD(salary, 3000)
report.

Select one: d. SELECT employee_id, job_id, salary,

MOD(salary, 3000) FROM employees WHERE
a. SELECT (PARTNUM|| THAT BELONGS TO job_id = 'IT_PROG'
||DESCRIPTION) AS "NUMBER TITLE" FROM
PARTS; e. SELECT employee_id, job_id, salary FROM
employees WHERE job_id = 'IT_PROG' AND
b. SELECT (;PARTNUM'||' THAT BELONGS TO salary/3000
'||'DESCRIPTION;) AS "NUMBER TITLE" FROM
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'||DESCRIPTION) AS "NUMBER TITLE" FROM
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b. SELECT PRICE*10, DESCRIPTION, CLASS FROM
Display all employees id and remainder of the PARTS;
his/her salary after it is divided by 3,000 for all
employees with the job id of IT_PROG. c. SELECT PRICE*0.10, DESCRIPTION, CLASS
Select one: FROM PARTS;

a. SELECT employee_id, job_id, salary, salary/3000 d. SELECT PRICE*10+PRICE, DESCRIPTION, CLASS

FROM employees WHERE job_id = 'IT_PROG' FROM PARTS;

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 b. SELECT partnum, description, warehouse
FROM parts WHERE partnum = LIKE ‘K%’;

c. SELECT * FROM parts WHERE partnum LIKE

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d. SELECT partnumber, description, warehouse
Display the employee id, number of years and FROM parts WHERE partnum LIKE 'K*';
the hiring date of every employee in the
company. e. SELECT partnum, description, warehouse
FROM parts WHERE partnum LIKE '*K*';
Select one:

f. SELECT * FROM parts WHERE partnum LIKE

a. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
'K%';
ROUND((SYSDATE - hire_date),0 /365,0) FROM
employees;
g. SELECT partnumber, description, warehouse
FROM parts WHERE partnum = LIKE ‘K%’;
b. SELECT employee_id, hire_date, hire_date-
SYSDATE /365 FROM employees;

c. SELECT employee_id, hire_date, hire_date /365

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Display part number description and warehouse Incorrect
number whose part number starts with letter K. Mark 0.00 out of 1.00

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a. SELECT partnum, description, warehouse

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c. index key
Using CREATE SQL Command, you can add new
d. foreign key
records in the table.

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Which of the following SELECT statement is the

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Question text duplicate rows for column class and warehouse.

ANSI SQL commands cannot be abbreviated. Select one:

Select one: a. SELECT DISTINCT CLASS, DISTINCT

WAREHOUSE FROM PARTS;
True
b. SELECT DISTINCT CLASS, WAREHOUSE FROM
False PARTS;
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FROM PARTS;
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d. SELECT DISTINCT CLASS AND DISTINCT

WAREHOUSE FROM PARTS;

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Each row of data in a table can be uniquely

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Display the first 5 letter in the surname of all the Incorrect

employees whose firstname starts with letter 'D' Mark 0.00 out of 1.00

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b. SELECT SUBSTR(last_name,1,5), first_name
FROM employees WHERE first_name IN 'D' Which of the following SELECT statement is the
correctreport the will merge the column CLASS
c. SELECT SUBSTR(last_name,1,5), first_name and PRICE rename the COLUMN as "CLASS
FROM employees WHERE SUBSTR(first_name,1,1) PRICE".
IN 'D'
Select one:
d. SELECT SUBSTR(surname,1,5), first_name
FROM employees WHERE first_name = 'D' a. SELECT (CLASS||PRICE) AS CLASS PRICE FROM
PARTS;
e. SELECT SUBSTR(last_name,1,5), first_name
FROM employees WHERE SUBSTR(first_name,1,1) b. SELECT ('CLASS'||'PRICE') AS "CLASS PRICE"
= 'D' FROM PARTS;

Question 6 c. SELECT (CLASS||PRICE) CLASS PRICE FROM

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d. SELECT (CLASS||PRICE) AS "CLASS PRICE"
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Which of the following is an Oracle Proprietary

Commands

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a. SQL *Plus
Command use to display table structure
b. SQL
Select one:
c. MySQL Plus
a. DESCRIBE
d. ANSI SQL
b. DISPLAY TABLE
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c. DISPLAY b. SELECT 'CLASS' FROM PARTS;

d. DISPLAY STRUCTURE c. SELECT CLASS FROM PARTS;

Question 9
d. SELECT CLASS AS CLASS FROM PARTS;
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Mark 0.00 out of 1.00 Create a SQL script to display the fullname of
evey employee with the format Lastname,
Firstname example Santos, Arnold. Display the
output in a single column. Label the column as
Fullname

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Question text a. SELECT CONCAT(last_name, ',', first_name) AS

Fullname FROM employees
Which of the following is a Data Definition b. SELECT CONCAT(last_name, first_name) FROM
Language? employees
Select one: c. SELECT CONCAT(CONCAT(last_name, ','),
first_name) AS Fullname FROM employees;
a. GRANT d. SELECT CONCAT(last_name, first_name) AS
Fullname FROM employees;
b. REVOKE
The following are capabilities of SQL SELECT
c. MERGE Select one:
a. Grant priveledge, Add user
d. DROP
b. Projection, Selection, Join records
e. COMMIT c. Create records, Remove Table, Edit record
Question 10 d. Update, Delete, Add
Correct
Which of the following SELECT statement is the
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only the column PRICE, ONHAND and
DESCRIPTION?

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a. SELECT (ONHAND||PRICE ||DESCRIPTION
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FROM PARTS;
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b. SELECT PRICE, ONHAND, DESCRIPTION FROM
PARTS;
Which of the following is the correct report that
will display the CLASS from table PARTS. c. SELECTONHAND,PRICE ,DESCRIPTION FROM
PARTS;
Select one:
d. SELECTONHAND,PRICE DESCRIPTION FROM
PARTS ORDER BY ONHAND;
a. SELECT * CLASS FROM PARTS;
 d. SELECT department_id, HIGHEST(salary) FROM
BL-PROG-3114-LAB-1922S employees GROUP BY salary;
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You want to display the employee id, date hired
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Time taken 3 mins 9 secs Which SQL statement give the required output?
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Aldrin wants to know the highest salary in every
department. Which of the following SQL
command will display the required output?
Select one:
a. SELECT department_id, MAXIMUM(salary)
FROM employees GROUP BY department_id;
b. SELECT department_id, HIGH(salary) FROM
employees GROUP BY department_id AND salary;
c. SELECT department_id, MAX(salary) FROM
employees GROUP BY department_id
TO_DATE(hire_date, 'Month') AS "Hired Month"
FROM employees WHERE TO_DATE(hire_date,
'MON') = 'SEP'
b. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
TO_CHAR(hire_date, 'Month') AS "Hired Month"
FROM employees WHERE TO_CHAR(hire_date,
'MON') = 'SEP'
c. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
TO_CHAR(hire_date, 'Month') AS "Hired Month"
FROM employees WHERE TO_CHAR(hire_date,
'Month') = TO_DATE('September')
d. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
TO_CHAR(hire_date, 'Month') AS "Hired Month"
FROM employees WHERE TO_DATE(hire_date,
'Month') = TO_DATE(‘09’)
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You want to display the employee's last name
whose salary is below 10,000.
Which SQL statement give the required output
format of the salary?
Required output :
Select one:
a. SELECT last_name, TO_INTEGER(salary,
$999,999.99) AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
employees WHERE salary < 10000
b. SELECT last_name, TO_INT(salary,
'$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
employees WHERE salary < 10,000
c. SELECT last_name, TO_NUMBER(salary,
'$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
employees WHERE salary < 10,000
d. SELECT last_name, TO_CHAR(salary,
'$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
employees WHERE salary < 10000
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You want to display the employee's id and
formatted date hired as shown below.
Which SQL statement give the required output?
Required output :
Select one:
a. SELECT employee_id,
format(TO_DATE(hire_date, 'Month DD, YYYY'))
AS "Hired Date" FROM employees;
b. SELECT employee_id, TO_CHAR(hire_date,
'Month DD, YYYY') AS "Hired Date" FROM
employees;
c. SELECT employee_id, TO_DATE (hire_date,
'format Month DD, YYYY') AS "Hired Date" FROM
employees;
 d. SELECT employee_id, TO_CHAR(hire_date,
'fmMonth DD, YYYY') AS "Hired Date" FROM
employees;

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John want to know how many part items are
there in warehouse number 3.

What SQL command he need to run?

Select one:
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Question text a. SELECT COUNT(*) FROM parts WHERE

warehouse = 3;
You want to display all the employee id and the
month an employee was hired excluding b. SELECT ALL FROM COUNT(parts) WHERE
employees whose job id is AD_VP. Which SQL warehouse = 3;
statement give the required output?
c. SELECT * FROM COUNT(parts) WHERE
Select one:
warehouse = 3;
a. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
d. SELECT partnum FROM COUNT(parts)WHERE
TO_DATE(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month",
warehouse = 3;
job_id FROM employees WHERE job_id NOT =
'AD_VP'; Question 7
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TO_CHAR(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month",
job_id FROM employees WHERE job_id NOT IN
('AD_VP');

c. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,

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MONTH(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month",
job_id FROM employees WHERE job_id EXCLUDE Question text
('AD_VP');
What is the SQL command to display the date of
d. SELECT employee_id, hire_date, the first employee that was hired?
TO_MONTH(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired
Select one:
Month", job_id FROM employees WHERE job_id
NOT ('AD_VP'); a. SELECT FIRST(hire_date) FROM employees;
Question 6
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FIRST(hire_date );
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c. SELECT hire_date FROM employees WHERE
TO_CHAR(hire_date) = ‘FIRST’;
d. SELECT MIN(hire_date) FROM employees;
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Aldrin wants to know the outstanding total
balance on hand on every class per warehouse.
Select one:
a. SELECT TOTAL(warehouse), TOTAL(class),
TOTAL(onhand) FROM parts GROUP BY
warehouse, class
b. SELECT warehouse, class, onhand FROM parts
GROUP BYsum(warehouse), sum(class);
c. SELECT warehouse, class, sum(onhand) FROM
parts GROUP BY warehouse, class
d. SELECT warehouse, class, onhand FROM parts
GROUP BY warehouse, class
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The General Manager request to the Database
Administrator to generate the total salary per
month of every department in the company.
Select one:
a. SELECT department_id, salary FROM
employees GROUP BY SUM(salary) ORDER BY
department_id
b. SELECT department_id, TOTAL(salary) FROM
employees GROUP BY department_id
c. SELECT department_id, SUM(salary) FROM
employees GROUP BY department_id
d. SELECT department_id, salary FROM
employees ORDER BY SUM(salary)
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There was 10% price increase in the all the parts
in warehouse number 3. The Store Manager
asked the Database Administrator to generate a
report showing the part number, the old and new
price.
Which of the following SQL statement would
satisfy the requirement of the Store Manager.
Select one:
a. SELECT partnum, price, price * 0.1 FROM parts
WHERE warehouse = 3
b. SELECT partnum, price, price * 1.1 FROM parts
WHERE warehouse = 3
c. SELECT partnum, price, price * 1.10% FROM Which of the following SQL command will display
parts WHERE warehouse = 3 all records with part number contains the number
9?
d. SELECT partnum, price, price * 10% FROM Select one:
parts WHERE warehouse = 3
a. SELECT * from parts WHERE partnum LIKE
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b. SELECT partnum FROM parts WHERE partnum
= ‘%9%’

c. SELECT partnum FROM parts WHERE partnum

BETWEEN = ‘%9%’
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Question text d. SELECT * FROM parts WHERE partnum IN

('%9%')
Display a summary table of the total quantity on
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hand above 50 very class per warehouse Correct

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a. SELECT warehouse, class, sum(onhand) FROM

parts GROUP BY warehouseWHERE
SUM(ONHAND) > 50
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b. SELECT warehouse, class, sum(onhand) FROM
parts WHERE SUM(ONHAND) > 50 Question text

c. SELECT warehouse, class, sum(onhand) FROM You want to display the last name and the year
parts GROUP BY warehouse,class HAVING when an employee was hired whose job id is
SUM(ONHAND) > 50 IT_PROG.

Which SQL statement give the required output?

d. SELECT warehouse, class, sum(onhand) FROM
Select one:
parts GROUP BY warehouse HAVING
SUM(ONHAND) > 50
a. SELECT last_name, YEAR(hire_date,'YYYY')
Question 12 FROM employees WHERE job_id = ‘IT_PROG’;
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b. SELECT last_name, YEAR(hire_date') FROM
employees WHERE job_id = ‘IT_PROG’;

c. SELECT last_name, TO_YEAR(hire_date,'YYYY')

FROM employees WHERE job_id = ‘IT_PROG’;

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d. SELECT last_name, TO_CHAR(hire_date,'YYYY')
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Question 14
a. SELECT warehouse, class, COUNT(partnum),
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SUM(onhand) FROM parts GROUP BY
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warehouse,class HAVING warehouse = 1 OR
warehouse = 2;

b. SELECT warehouse, class, count(partnum),

sum(onhand) GROUP BY warehouse,class
Flag question HAVING warehouse = 1 or warehouse = 2 FROM
Question text parts;

What will be the output of the following SQL?
SELECT * FROM parts WHERE (warehouse = 1 or
warehouse = 2) AND class IN ('HW', 'AP') AND
(price > 200 AND price < 500);
Select one:
a. Invalid SQL command
c. SELECT warehouse, class, SUM(partnum),
SUM(onhand) FROM parts GROUP BY
warehouse,class HAVING warehouse = 1 AND
warehouse = 2;
d. SELECT warehouse, class, count(partnum),
sum(onhand) GROUP BY warehouse,class WHERE
warehouse = 1 or warehouse = 2 FROM parts;

b. Error Question 16
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d. 2 rows returned

e. 7 rows returned

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You want to display the employee's last name
and date hired in year 2002 whose salary is above
5000.

Which SQL statement give the required output?

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a. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
The General Manager request to the Database
WHERE hire_date >= TO_DATE('2000', 'YYYY')
Administrator to generate the total number of
AND hire_date <= TO_DATE('2002', 'YYYY') OR
parts and total outstanding balance on hand of
salary > 5000;
every class in warehouse number 1&2.

Which of the following SQL command will b. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
generate the required output. WHERE hire_date >= TO_DATE('01-Jan-2000',
'DD-Mon-YYYYY') AND hire_date <=
Select one:
TO_DATE('31-Dec-2002', 'DD-Mon-YYYY')AND
salary ABOVE 5000;
c. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
WHERE hire_date >= TO_DATE('Jan-2000',
'Month-YYYY') AND hire_date <= TO_DATE('Dec-
2002', 'Month-‘YYYY') AND salary > 5,000;
Question text
You want to display the employee's last name
hired from year 2000 to 2002.
Which SQL statement give the required output?
Select one:

a. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees

d. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
WHERE hire_date >= TO_DATE('01-Jan-2002',
'DD-Mon-RR') AND hire_date <= TO_DATE('31-
Dec-2002', 'DD-Mon-RR') AND salary > 5000;
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WHERE hire_date>= TO_DATE('2000', 'YYYY')
AND hire_date<= TO_DATE('2002', 'YYYY')
b. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
WHERE hire_date>= TO_DATE('01-Jan-2000',
'DD-Mon-RR') AND hire_date<= TO_DATE('31-
Dec-2002', 'DD-Mon-RR')

c. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees

WHERE hire_date>= TO_DATE('01-Jan-2000',
'DD-Mon-YYYYY') AND hire_date<=
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TO_DATE('31-Dec-2002', 'DD-Mon-YYYY')

Question text d. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees

WHERE hire_date>= TO_DATE('Jan-2000',
What will be the output of the SQL command?
'Month-YYYY') AND hire_date<= TO_DATE('Dec-
SELECT SUM(onhand) FROM PARTS where class
2002', 'Month-‘YYYY')
= 'HW' OR class = 'AP' AND warehouse = 1;
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a. 85

b. 178

c. 44
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whose class is AP.

Sort the output by warehouse number.

Select one:

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a. SELECT warehouse, class, MAX(price), Select one:
MIN(PRICE), SUM(onhand)
a. SELECT last_name, TO_NUMBER(salary,
FROM parts
'$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
GROUP BY warehouse, class
employees WHERE salary < 10,000WHERE
ORDER BY warehouse;
last_name = ‘K%’
WHERE class = 'AP'
b. SELECT last_name, TO_CHAR(salary,
b. SELECT warehouse, class, MAX(price),
'$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
MIN(PRICE), sum(onhand)
employees WHERE salary < 10000WHERE
FROM parts
last_name LIKE ‘K%’
WHERE class = 'AP'
GROUP BY warehouse, class c. SELECT last_name, TO_INT(salary,
ORDER BY warehouse; '$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
employees WHERE salary < 10,000 WHERE
c. SELECT warehouse, class, HIGH(price),
last_name STARTS 'K%'
LOW(PRICE), SUM(onhand)
FROM parts d. SELECT last_name, TO_INTEGER(salary,
GROUP BY warehouse $999,999.99) AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
WHERE class = 'AP' employees WHERE salary < 10000 WHERE
ORDER BY warehouse, class; last_name IN 'K%'

d. SELECT warehouse, class, MAX(price),

MIN(PRICE), sum(onhand)
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Time taken 3 mins 55 secs

You want to display the employee’s last name whose Grade 19.00 out of 20.00 (95%)
salary is below 10,000 and whose lastname starts with
letter K. Question 1
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Which SQL statement give the required output
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format of the salary?
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You want to display the employee id, date hired
of all employees whose hired date is September.
Which SQL statement give the required output?
John want to know how many employees
receiving salary below 10,000. What SQL
command he need to run?
Select one:

a. SELECT salary FROM

COUNT(employees)WHERE salary < 10000;

b. SELECT COUNT(salary) FROM employees

WHERE salary < 10,000;

Select one: c. SELECT COUNT(emp_id) FROM employees

WHERE salary <= 10000;
a. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
TO_CHAR(hire_date, 'Month') AS "Hired Month" d. SELECT COUNT(*) FROM employees WHERE
FROM employees WHERE TO_CHAR(hire_date, salary < 10000;
'Month') = TO_DATE('September')
Question 3
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b. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
TO_CHAR(hire_date, 'Month') AS "Hired Month" Mark 1.00 out of 1.00
FROM employees WHERE TO_CHAR(hire_date,
'MON') = 'SEP'

c. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,

TO_CHAR(hire_date, 'Month') AS "Hired Month" Flag question
FROM employees WHERE TO_DATE(hire_date,
Question text
'Month') = TO_DATE(‘09’)
What will be the output of the following SQL?
d. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
TO_DATE(hire_date, 'Month') AS "Hired Month" SELECT * FROM parts WHERE (warehouse = 1 or
FROM employees WHERE TO_DATE(hire_date, warehouse = 2) AND class IN ('HW', 'AP') AND
'MON') = 'SEP' (price > 200 AND price < 500);
Select one:
Question 2
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a. 7 rows returned
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b. Error
c. 0 rows returned What is the SQL command to display the date of
the first employee that was hired?
d. Invalid SQL command Select one:

e. 2 rows returned a. SELECT MIN(hire_date) FROM employees;

Question 4
Correct b. SELECT FIRST(hire_date) FROM employees;
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c. SELECT hire_date FROM employees WHERE
FIRST(hire_date );

d. SELECT hire_date FROM employees WHERE

TO_CHAR(hire_date) = ‘FIRST’;
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Ms. Ella what to generate the average salary of all
employees whose job function is IT_PROG.

Which of the following SQL command will

produce the output.
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a. SELECT AVG(salary) FROM employees WHERE
job_id = 'IT_PROG'; John want to know how many part items are
there in warehouse number 3.
b. SELECT AVE(salary) FROM employees WHERE
job_id = 'IT_PROG'; What SQL command he need to run?
Select one:
c. SELECT AVERAGE(salary) FROM employees
WHERE job_id = 'IT_PROG'; a. SELECT partnum FROM COUNT(parts)WHERE
warehouse = 3;
d. SELECT COUNT AVG(salary) FROM employees
WHERE job_id = 'IT_PROG'; b. SELECT * FROM COUNT(parts) WHERE
Question 5
warehouse = 3;
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c. SELECT COUNT(*) FROM parts WHERE
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warehouse = 3;

d. SELECT ALL FROM COUNT(parts) WHERE

warehouse = 3;

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 WHERE class = 'AP'
GROUP BY warehouse, class
ORDER BY warehouse;

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Question text MIN(PRICE), sum(onhand)
FROM parts
Aldrin wants to know the highest salary in every WHERE class = 'AP'
department. Which of the following SQL GROUP BY warehouse, class, price
command will display the required output? ORDER BY warehouse, class
Select one:
c. SELECT warehouse, class, HIGH(price),
LOW(PRICE), SUM(onhand)
a. SELECT department_id, HIGHEST(salary) FROM
FROM parts
employees GROUP BY salary;
GROUP BY warehouse
b. SELECT department_id, MAXIMUM(salary) WHERE class = 'AP'
FROM employees GROUP BY department_id; ORDER BY warehouse, class;

c. SELECT department_id, HIGH(salary) FROM d. SELECT warehouse, class, MAX(price),

employees GROUP BY department_id AND salary; MIN(PRICE), SUM(onhand)
FROM parts
d. SELECT department_id, MAX(salary) FROM GROUP BY warehouse, class
employees GROUP BY department_id ORDER BY warehouse;
WHERE class = 'AP'
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Display the warehouse number, class, highest
price & lowest price, total on hand balance You want to display the employee id and the
whose class is AP. month an employee was hired.

Sort the output by warehouse number. Which SQL statement give the required output?
Select one: Required output :

a. SELECT warehouse, class, MAX(price),

MIN(PRICE), sum(onhand)
FROM parts
Select one: c. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
MONTH(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month",
a. SELECT employee_id, DATE(hire_date,'Month') job_id FROM employees WHERE job_id EXCLUDE
AS 'Hired Month'FROM employees; ('AD_VP');

b. SELECT employee_id, d. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,

TO_MONTH(hire_date,'Month') AS 'Hired TO_CHAR(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month",
Month'FROM employees; job_id FROM employees WHERE job_id NOT IN
('AD_VP');
c. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
TO_CHAR(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month" Question 11
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FROM employees;
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d. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
MONTH(hire_date) AS "Hired Month" FROM
employees;

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You want to display the employee's last name

hired from year 2000 to 2002.

Which SQL statement give the required output?

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Select one:
Question text
a. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
You want to display all the employee id and the WHERE hire_date>= TO_DATE('01-Jan-2000',
month an employee was hired excluding 'DD-Mon-YYYYY') AND hire_date<=
employees whose job id is AD_VP. Which SQL TO_DATE('31-Dec-2002', 'DD-Mon-YYYY')
statement give the required output?
b. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
Select one:
WHERE hire_date>= TO_DATE('01-Jan-2000',
'DD-Mon-RR') AND hire_date<= TO_DATE('31-
a. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
Dec-2002', 'DD-Mon-RR')
TO_DATE(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired Month",
job_id FROM employees WHERE job_id NOT =
c. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
'AD_VP';
WHERE hire_date>= TO_DATE('Jan-2000',
'Month-YYYY') AND hire_date<= TO_DATE('Dec-
b. SELECT employee_id, hire_date,
2002', 'Month-‘YYYY')
TO_MONTH(hire_date,'Month') AS "Hired
Month", job_id FROM employees WHERE job_id
d. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
NOT ('AD_VP');
WHERE hire_date>= TO_DATE('2000', 'YYYY')
AND hire_date<= TO_DATE('2002', 'YYYY')
Question 12 TO_DATE('31-Dec-2002', 'DD-Mon-YYYY')AND
Correct salary ABOVE 5000;
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b. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
WHERE hire_date >= TO_DATE('Jan-2000',
'Month-YYYY') AND hire_date <= TO_DATE('Dec-
2002', 'Month-‘YYYY') AND salary > 5,000;
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c. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
Question text WHERE hire_date >= TO_DATE('2000', 'YYYY')
AND hire_date <= TO_DATE('2002', 'YYYY') OR
What will be the output of the SQL command?
salary > 5000;
SELECT SUM(onhand) FROM PARTS where class
= 'HW' OR class = 'AP' AND warehouse = 1; d. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees
Select one: WHERE hire_date >= TO_DATE('01-Jan-2002',
'DD-Mon-RR') AND hire_date <= TO_DATE('31-
a. 137 Dec-2002', 'DD-Mon-RR') AND salary > 5000;

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b. 178
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c. 85 Mark 1.00 out of 1.00

d. 44

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Question text

You want to display the employee's last name

whose salary is below 10,000.
Flag question Which SQL statement give the required output
Question text format of the salary?
Required output :
You want to display the employee's last name
and date hired in year 2002 whose salary is above
5000.

Which SQL statement give the required output?

Select one:

a. SELECT last_name, hire_date FROM employees

WHERE hire_date >= TO_DATE('01-Jan-2000',
'DD-Mon-YYYYY') AND hire_date <=

Select one:
a. SELECT last_name, TO_INT(salary,
'$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
employees WHERE salary < 10,000
b. SELECT last_name, TO_INTEGER(salary,
$999,999.99) AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
employees WHERE salary < 10000
c. SELECT last_name, TO_CHAR(salary,
'$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
employees WHERE salary < 10000
d. SELECT last_name, TO_NUMBER(salary,
'$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
employees WHERE salary < 10,000
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Display a summary table of the total quantity on
hand above 50 very class per warehouse
Select one:
a. SELECT warehouse, class, sum(onhand) FROM
parts WHERE SUM(ONHAND) > 50
b. SELECT warehouse, class, sum(onhand) FROM
parts GROUP BY warehouse HAVING
SUM(ONHAND) > 50
c. SELECT warehouse, class, sum(onhand) FROM
parts GROUP BY warehouse,class HAVING
SUM(ONHAND) > 50
d. SELECT warehouse, class, sum(onhand) FROM
parts GROUP BY warehouseWHERE
SUM(ONHAND) > 50
Question 16
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The General Manager request to the Database
Administrator to generate the total salary per
month of every department in the company.
Select one:
a. SELECT department_id, SUM(salary) FROM
employees GROUP BY department_id
b. SELECT department_id, TOTAL(salary) FROM
employees GROUP BY department_id
c. SELECT department_id, salary FROM
employees GROUP BY SUM(salary) ORDER BY
department_id
d. SELECT department_id, salary FROM
employees ORDER BY SUM(salary)
Question 17
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b. SELECT employee_id, YEAR(hire_date,'YYYY')
FROM employees;

c. SELECT employee_id,
TO_CHAR(hire_date,'YYYY') FROM employees;
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Question text d. SELECT employee_id,

TO_YEAR(hire_date,'YYYY') FROM employees;
Which of the following SQL command will display
Question 19
the summary table showing the total quantity on Correct
hand per class.
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Select one:

a. SELECT class, TOTAL(onhand) AS "QTY ON

HAND" FROM parts GROUP BY class, onhand
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b. SELECT class, sum(onhand) AS "QTY ON
HAND" FROM parts GROUP BY onhand Question text

c. SELECT class, onhand AS "QTY ON HAND" Aldrin wants to know the outstanding total
FROM parts GROUP BY sum(onhand) balance on hand on every class per warehouse.

Select one:
d. SELECT class, sum(onhand) AS "QTY ON
HAND" FROM parts GROUP BY class a. SELECT warehouse, class, onhand FROM parts
Question 18
GROUP BY warehouse, class
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b. SELECT TOTAL(warehouse), TOTAL(class),
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TOTAL(onhand) FROM parts GROUP BY
warehouse, class

c. SELECT warehouse, class, sum(onhand) FROM

parts GROUP BY warehouse, class
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Question text d. SELECT warehouse, class, onhand FROM parts

GROUP BYsum(warehouse), sum(class);
You want to display the employee id and the year
Question 20
when an employee was hired. Correct

Which SQL statement give the required output? Mark 1.00 out of 1.00

Select one:

a. SELECT employee_id, YEAR(hire_date') FROM

employees;
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Question text Time taken 1 min 44 secs

You want to display the employee’s last name whose Grade 6.00 out of 10.00 (60%)
salary is below 10,000 and whose lastname starts with
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letter K. Incorrect

Which SQL statement give the required output Mark 0.00 out of 1.00
format of the salary?
Select one:

a. SELECT last_name, TO_NUMBER(salary,

'$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM Flag question
employees WHERE salary < 10,000WHERE
Question text
last_name = ‘K%’
Create a SQL command to update the employees
b. SELECT last_name, TO_CHAR(salary,
table
'$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM
employees WHERE salary < 10000WHERE Employee id : 200
last_name LIKE ‘K%’ Name : Mr. Gary Park

c. SELECT last_name, TO_INTEGER(salary, Date hired : July 1, 2017

$999,999.99) AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM Position :IT Programmer
employees WHERE salary < 10000 WHERE Salary : 10000
last_name IN 'K%'
Department of assignment : 60
d. SELECT last_name, TO_INT(salary, Reporting to manager : 103
'$999,999.99') AS "MONTHLY SALARY" FROM Select one:
employees WHERE salary < 10,000 WHERE
last_name STARTS 'K%' a. INSERT INTO employees
(employee_id,first_name,last_name,hire_date,job_i
d,salary,manager_id,department_id)
BL-PROG-3114-LAB-1922S VALUES (200,'Gary','Park',TO_DATE('Jul 1, 2017',
PROGG(ORACLE DATABASE) NCIIIP2 'MON DD, YYYY'), 'IT_PROG', 10000, 103, 60)

b. INSERT FROM employees

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 My courses VALUES (200,'Gary','Park',TO_DATE('Jul 1, 2017',
 BL-PROG-3114-LAB-1922S 'MON DD, YYYY'), 'IT_PROG', 10000, 103, 60)
 Week 7: Manipulate Data
 Learning Activity 2 c. INSERT FROM employees
VALUES (200,'Gary','Park', TO_CHAR('Jul 1, 2017',
Started on Thursday, 19 December 2019, 7:49 PM 'MON DD, YYYY'), 'IT_PROG', 10000, 103, 60)

State Finished
d. INSERT INTO employees
Completed on Thursday, 19 December 2019, 7:51 PM (employee_id,first_name,last_name,hire_date,job_i
d,salary,manager_id,department_id)
VALUES (200,'Gary','Park', TO_CHAR('Jul 1, 2017', a. UPDATE salary FROM employees SET salary +
'MON DD, YYYY'), 'IT_PROG', 10000, 103, 60) 500 where TO_YEAR(sysdate,'YYYY') -
Question 2 TO_YEAR(hire_date,'YYYY') >= 10
Correct
b. UPDATE salary= salary + 500 where
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TO_DATE(sysdate,'YYYY') -
TO_DATE(hire_date,'YYYY') >= 10

c. UPDATE employees SET salary = salary + 500

where TO_CHAR(sysdate,'YYYY') -
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TO_CHAR(hire_date,'YYYY') >= 10
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d. UPDATE employees SET salary = salary + 500
Remove the Shareholder Services department in where YEAR(sysdate,'YYYY') -
the department table YEAR(hire_date,'YYYY') >= 10
Select one: Question 4
Correct
a. DELETE * FROM departments_name HAVING Mark 1.00 out of 1.00
department_name LIKE '%Shareholder Services%'

b. DELETE departments FROM

departments_name WHERE department_name =
‘%Shareholder Services%’
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c. None of the choices Question text

d. DELETE FROM departments WHERE Given the SQL command

department_name = ‘Shareholder Services’ SELECT employees.first_name,
employees.last_name,
Question 3
Correct employees.salary,departments.department_name
FROM employees, departments
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WHERE employees.department_id =
departments.department_id;
Which of the following describes the SQL
command?

Flag question Select one:

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a. List of employees name, salary and
Add a 500 pesos increase in salary of all department name
employees who have rendered services 10 years
b. Cartesian Product
and above.

Select one: c. Results to invalid SQL command

d. Results to invalid relational operator
e. Display a full outer join
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Update the Purchasing department name to
Procurement. And this will be managed by the
Manager of Administration department.
Select one:
a. UPDATE FROM departments SET
department_name = 'Procurement' AND
manager_id = 200 WHERE department_name =
'Purchasing'
b. UPDATE departments SET department_name =
'Procurement', manager_id = 200 WHERE
department_name = 'Purchasing'
c. UPDATE * FROM departments SET
department_name = 'Procurement', SET
manager_id = 200 HAVING department_name =
'Purchasing'
d. UPDATE departments_name FROM
departments SET department_name =
'Procurement', SET manager_id = 200 WHERE
department_name = 'Purchasing'
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Display all the employee id, names of employees
,job id and department nameof all employees of
the Finance Department.
Select one:
a. SELECT first_name, last_name, job_id,
department_name FROM employees JOIN
department ON (department_id) WHERE
department_name = 'Finance'
b. SELECT A.first_name, A.last_name, A.job_id,
B.department_name FROM employees A JOIN
departments B ON ( A.department_id =
B.department_id) WHERE B.department_name =
'Finance'
c. SELECT A.first_name, A.last_name, A.job_id,
B.department_name FROM employees A INNER
JOIN departments B ON ( A.department_id =
B.department_id) ON B.department_name =
'Finance'
d. All of the choices
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Question text
A new department name Training with
department id 300 was created in the company.
This will be managed by a Manager with ID of
203 and will located at location id 2400.
Create a SQL command to update the
information in the department table.
Select one:
d. INSERT FROM jobs(jobs_id, job_title,
min_salary, max_salary) VALUES ('JAVA_DEV',
'Java Developer', 7000, 8000)
Question 9
Correct

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a. INSERT INTO departments SET department_id
= 300, department_name = 'Training',
manager_id = 203, location_id = 2400

b. INSERT FROM departments(department_id,

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department_name, manager_id, location_id)
VALUES (300, 'Training', 203, 2400) Question text

c. INSERT INTO departments VALUES (300,
'Training', 203, 2400)
d. INSERT * FROM departments VALUES (300,
'Training', 203, 2400)
Create a SQL command to add a new position
Database Administrator with job id of DB_ADMIN
whose salary ranges from 10,000 to 18,000.
Select one:

Question 8 a. INSERT * FROM jobs VALUES ('DB_ADMIN',

Correct 'Database Administrator', 10000, 18000)
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b. INSERT FROM jobs VALUES ('DB_ADMIN',
'Database Administrator', 10000, 18000)

c. INSERT FROM jobs SET job_id = 'DB_ADMIN',

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Create a SQL command to add a new position
Java Developer with job id of JAVA_DEV whose
salary ranges from 7,000 to 8,000.
job_title= 'Database Administrator', min_salary =
10000, max_salary=18000
d. INSERT INTO jobs VALUES ('DB_ADMIN',
'Database Administrator', 10000, 18000)
Question 10
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a. INSERT FROM jobs SET jobs_id = ‘JAVA_DEV’,

job_title = ‘Java Developer’ , min_salary =7000 ,
max_salary= 8000
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b. INSERT * INTO jobs VALUES (JAVA_DEV, Java
Developer, 7000, 8000) Question text

c. INSERT INTO jobs VALUES ('JAVA_DEV', 'Java

Developer', 7000, 8000)
Update the Treasury department to Cash
department. And this will be managed by the
Manager of Finance department.

Select one: Flag question

Question text
a. UPDATE FROM departments SET
department_name = 'Procurement', SET
Create a SQL command to add a new position
manager_id = 100 HAVING department_name =
Java Developer with job id of JAVA_DEV whose
'Treasury'
salary ranges from 7,000 to 8,000.

b. UPDATE department_name = 'Procurement', Select one:

manager_id = 100 FROM departmentsWHERE
department_name = 'Treasury'
c. UPDATE department_name = 'Procurement'
AND manager_id = 100FROM departments
WHERE department_name = 'Treasury'
d. UPDATE departments SET department_name =
'Procurement', manager_id = 100 WHERE
department_name = 'Treasury'
a. INSERT FROM jobs SET jobs_id = ‘JAVA_DEV’,
job_title = ‘Java Developer’ , min_salary =7000 ,
max_salary= 8000
b. INSERT * INTO jobs VALUES (JAVA_DEV, Java
Developer, 7000, 8000)
c. INSERT INTO jobs VALUES ('JAVA_DEV', 'Java
Developer', 7000, 8000)

d. INSERT FROM jobs(jobs_id, job_title,

BL-PROG-3114-LAB-1922S min_salary, max_salary) VALUES ('JAVA_DEV',
PROGG(ORACLE DATABASE) NCIIIP2 'Java Developer', 7000, 8000)

Question 2
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 Dashboard
 My courses Mark 1.00 out of 1.00
 BL-PROG-3114-LAB-1922S
 Week 7: Manipulate Data
 Learning Activity 2

Started on Thursday, 19 December 2019, 7:54 PM

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Completed on Thursday, 19 December 2019, 7:55 PM
A new department name Training with
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department id 300 was created in the company.
Grade 9.00 out of 10.00 (90%) This will be managed by a Manager with ID of
203 and will located at location id 2400.
Question 1
Correct Create a SQL command to update the
Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 information in the department table.
Select one:
 Question 4
a. INSERT * FROM departments VALUES (300,
Correct
'Training', 203, 2400)
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b. INSERT INTO departments SET department_id

= 300, department_name = 'Training',
manager_id = 203, location_id = 2400

c. INSERT FROM departments(department_id, Flag question

department_name, manager_id, location_id)
Question text
VALUES (300, 'Training', 203, 2400)
Given the SQL command
d. INSERT INTO departments VALUES (300,
SELECT employees.first_name,
'Training', 203, 2400)
employees.last_name,
Question 3 employees.salary,departments.department_name
Correct FROM employees, departments
Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 WHERE employees.department_id =
departments.department_id;
Which of the following describes the SQL
command?

Select one:
Flag question

Question text a. Results to invalid relational operator

Display the manager id and employee id of every b. Cartesian Product

employee
c. Results to invalid SQL command
Select one:
d. Display a full outer join
a. SELECT E.employee_id, D.manager_id FROM
employees E FULL JOIN departments D WHERE e. List of employees name, salary and
E.department_id = D.department_id department name

Question 5
b. SELECT E.employee_id, D.manager_id FROM
Correct
employees E INNER JOIN departments D USING
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E.department_id = D.department_id

c. SELECT E.employee_id, D.manager_id FROM

employees E OUTER JOIN departments D ON
E.department_id = D.department_id
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d. SELECT E.employee_id, D.manager_id FROM
Question text
employees E JOIN departments D ON
E.department_id = D.department_id Remove all Manager positions in the department
table.
Select one: Incorrect

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a. DELETE * FROM jobs WHERE job_title =
‘%Manager%’;

b. DELETE job_title FROM jobs WHERE

IN(job_title) = ‘%Manager%’;
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c. DELETE jobs FROM jobs_id = ‘*MGR*’ Question text

d. DELETE FROM jobs WHERE job_title LIKE Diana Lorentz was transferred to Administration
'%Manager%'; department. Using the employees and
department table information update the profile
Question 6
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of employee.

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a. UPDATE FROM employees SET manager_id =

200, department_id = 10 WHERE last_name =
'Lorentz' AND first_name = 'Diana';
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b. UPDATE employees SET manager_id = 200,
Question text department_id = 10 WHERE last_name = 'Lorentz'
AND first_name = 'Diana';
Add a 500 pesos increase in salary of all
employees who have rendered services 10 years c. UPDATE FROM employees SET manager_id =
and above. 200, SET department_id = 10 WHERE last_name =
Select one: 'Lorentz' AND first_name = 'Diana';

a. UPDATE employees SET salary = salary + 500 d. UPDATE employees SET manager_id = 200,
where TO_CHAR(sysdate,'YYYY') - SET department_id = 10 WHERE last_name =
TO_CHAR(hire_date,'YYYY') >= 10 'Lorentz' AND first_name = 'Diana';

Question 8
b. UPDATE salary FROM employees SET salary + Correct
500 where TO_YEAR(sysdate,'YYYY') -
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TO_YEAR(hire_date,'YYYY') >= 10

c. UPDATE salary= salary + 500 where

TO_DATE(sysdate,'YYYY') -
TO_DATE(hire_date,'YYYY') >= 10
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d. UPDATE employees SET salary = salary + 500 Question text

where YEAR(sysdate,'YYYY') -
YEAR(hire_date,'YYYY') >= 10 Remove the Shareholder Services department in
the department table
Question 7
Select one: d. SELECT first_name, last_name, salary FROM
employees JOIN departments USING
a. DELETE * FROM departments_name HAVING
(department_id) WHERE salary >= 5000 AND
department_name LIKE '%Shareholder Services%'
salary <= 10000
b. DELETE FROM departments WHERE Question 10
department_name = ‘Shareholder Services’ Correct

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c. DELETE departments FROM
departments_name WHERE department_name =
‘%Shareholder Services%’

d. None of the choices

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Question text

Mark 1.00 out of 1.00 Given the SQL command

SELECT * FROM employees JOIN departments
USING (department_id)
Which of the following describes the SQL
command?
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Select one:
Question text
a. Results to invalid relational operator
Display the location id of all employee's name
and salary whose salary is from 5000 to 10000. b. Joined table from the employees and
Select one: department table

a. SELECT employees.first_name, c. Results to invalid SQL command

employees.last_name, employees.salary FROM
d. Cartesian Product
employees JOIN departments ON
(department_id) WHERE employees.salary >= e. Display a full outer join
5000 AND employees.salary <= 10000

b. SELECT first_name, last_name, salary FROM

employees JOIN departments USING
(department_id) WHERE MIN(salary) = 5000 AND
MAX(salary) = 10000

c. SELECT employees.first_name,
employees.last_name, employees.salary FROM
employees CROSS JOIN departments USING
(department_id) WHERE employees.salary >=
5000 AND employees.salary <= 10000