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November 21st 06, 01:27 PM
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SQL help
Create table Employee
Name varchar(10) Empno where the employee no must be in varchar(XXXNumeric)first three must be in depart no and other must be in auto number using roll Age char(2) Salary currency Depname default is admin Manager code varchar(10) Department DNo number Department name Description Find which department is having height salary Find which department manager gets high salary Summary reports of each department by average age, salary, total exp 
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