SQL Challenges-1: Managers who can ordered more than four employees

SQL Challenges-1: Exercise-59 with Solution

From the following table write a SQL query to find the managers who can ordered more than 4 reporting employees. Return employee ID and name of the employees.

Input:

Table: hotels

Structure:

Data:

Sample Solution:

SQL Code(MySQL):

create table employees (
employee_id integer(4) not null unique,
emp_name varchar(25),
hire_date date,
job_id varchar(25),
salary decimal(10,2),
manager_id integer(4),
department_id integer(4)
);



insert into employees values( 100,'Steven     ','1987-06-17','AD_PRES   ',24000.00,         0,   90);
insert into employees values( 101,'Neena      ','1987-06-18','AD_VP     ',17000.00,       100,   90);
insert into employees values( 102,'Lex        ','1987-06-19','AD_VP     ',17000.00,       100,   90);
insert into employees values( 103,'Alexander  ','1987-06-20','IT_PROG   ', 9000.00,       102,   60);
insert into employees values( 104,'Bruce      ','1987-06-21','IT_PROG   ', 6000.00,       103,   60);
insert into employees values( 105,'David      ','1987-06-22','IT_PROG   ', 4800.00,       103,   60);
insert into employees values( 106,'Valli      ','1987-06-23','IT_PROG   ', 4800.00,       103,   60);
insert into employees values( 107,'Diana      ','1987-06-24','IT_PROG   ', 4200.00,       103,   60);
insert into employees values( 114,'Den        ','1987-07-01','PU_MAN    ',11000.00,       100,   30);
insert into employees values( 115,'Alexander  ','1987-07-02','PU_CLERK  ', 3100.00,       114,   30);
insert into employees values( 116,'Shelli     ','1987-07-03','PU_CLERK  ', 2900.00,       114,   30);
insert into employees values( 117,'Sigal      ','1987-07-04','PU_CLERK  ', 2800.00,       114,   30);
insert into employees values( 108,'Nancy      ','1987-06-25','FI_MGR    ',12000.00,       101,  100);
insert into employees values( 109,'Daniel     ','1987-06-26','FI_ACCOUNT', 9000.00,       108,  100);
insert into employees values( 110,'John       ','1987-06-27','FI_ACCOUNT', 8200.00,       108,  100);
insert into employees values( 111,'Ismael     ','1987-06-28','FI_ACCOUNT', 7700.00,       108,  100);
insert into employees values( 112,'Jose Manuel','1987-06-29','FI_ACCOUNT', 7800.00,       108,  100);
insert into employees values( 113,'Luis       ','1987-06-30','FI_ACCOUNT', 6900.00,       108,  100);
insert into employees values( 133,'Jason      ','1987-07-20','ST_CLERK  ', 3300.00,       122,   50);
insert into employees values( 134,'Michael    ','1987-07-21','ST_CLERK  ', 2900.00,       122,   50);
insert into employees values( 135,'Ki         ','1987-07-22','ST_CLERK  ', 2400.00,       122,   50);
insert into employees values( 136,'Hazel      ','1987-07-23','ST_CLERK  ', 2200.00,       122,   50);
insert into employees values( 137,'Renske     ','1987-07-24','ST_CLERK  ', 3600.00,       123,   50);
insert into employees values( 138,'Stephen    ','1987-07-25','ST_CLERK  ', 3200.00,       123,   50);
insert into employees values( 139,'John       ','1987-07-26','ST_CLERK  ', 2700.00,       123,   50);


SELECT employee_id,emp_name 
from employees emp, (
SELECT manager_id, count(employee_id) 
from employees
group by manager_id
HAVING count(employee_id) > 4
ORDER by 1
) emp1 
where emp.employee_id= emp1.manager_id;

Sample Output:

employee_id|emp_name   |
-----------+-----------+
        108|Nancy      |

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