The SQL (Structured Query Language) language is a standard for dealing with relational databases. Given the massive amount of data available, it's critical that we learn how to use queries to acquire the information we need. In this article we discuss Top 30 latest SQL Queries in 2022 , I'll go over a few queries that you should practise if you want to become a Database Administrator, as well as some tips on how to ace your interviews.
SELECT UPPER (FirstName)
AS EmpName
FROM Employee
SELECT COUNT (*)
FROM Employee
WHERE Department = 'Technical'
SELECT GETDATE();
SELECT SUBSTRING (FirstName, 1, 4)
FROM Employee
SELECT SUBSTRING (Address, 1, CHARINDEX('(',Address))
FROM Employee
CREATE TABLE NewTable
AS SELECT *
FROM Employee
SELECT *
FROM Employee
WHERE Salary BETWEEN '60000' AND '90000';
SELECT *
FROM Employee
WHERE FirstName LIKE 'A%';
SELECT *
FROM Employee
ORDER BY Salery DEC LIMIT N;
SELECT CONCAT(FisrName, ' ', LastName)
AS FullName
FROM Employee
SELECT COUNT (*), Gender
FROM Employee WHERE Salary BETWEEN '10000' AND '30000'
GROUP BY Gender
SELECT *
FROM Employee ORDER BY LastName DESC , Department ASC
SELECT *
FROM Employee WHERE LastName LIKE '____N'
SELECT *
FROM Employee WHERE FirstName NOT IN ("Pragati", "Renu")
SELECT *
FROM Employee WHERE Address LIKE "DELHI(DEL)%"
SELECT EmpID
FROM (SELECT rowno, EmpID FROM Employee)
WHERE MOD(rowno,2) = 0;
SELECT EmpID
FROM (SELECT rowno, EmpID FROM Employee)
WHERE MOD(rowno,2) = 1;
SELECT EmpID, FirstName, Department COUNT(*) FROM Employee GROUP BY EmpID, FirstName, Department HAVINGCOUNT(*) > 1
SELECT * FROM Employee WHERE EmpID = (SELECT MIN(EmpID) FROM Employee);
SELECT * FROM Employee WHERE EmpID <= (SELECT COUNT(EmpID)/2 From Employee);