SQL Exercise: List all employees names, salaries, and job grades
SQL JOINS on HR Database: Exercise-3 with Solution
3. From the following table, write a SQL query to find the first name, last name, salary, and job grade for all employees.
Sample table: employees
Sample table: job_grades
Sample Solution:
-- Selecting specific columns (E.first_name, E.last_name, E.salary, J.grade_level) from the 'employees' table, aliased as 'E', and the 'job_grades' table, aliased as 'J'
SELECT E.first_name, E.last_name, E.salary, J.grade_level
-- Performing an INNER JOIN between the 'employees' table (aliased as 'E') and the 'job_grades' table (aliased as 'J') based on the condition that 'E.salary' falls within the range specified by 'J.lowest_sal' and 'J.highest_sal'
FROM employees E
JOIN job_grades J
ON E.salary BETWEEN J.lowest_sal AND J.highest_sal;
Sample Output:
first_name last_name salary grade_level Shelli Baida 2900.00 A Sigal Tobias 2800.00 A Guy Himuro 2600.00 A Karen Colmenares 2500.00 A Irene Mikkilineni 2700.00 A James Landry 2400.00 A Steven Markle 2200.00 A Mozhe Atkinson 2800.00 A James Marlow 2500.00 A TJ Olson 2100.00 A Michael Rogers 2900.00 A Ki Gee 2400.00 A Hazel Philtanker 2200.00 A John Seo 2700.00 A Joshua Patel 2500.00 A Randall Matos 2600.00 A Peter Vargas 2500.00 A Martha Sullivan 2500.00 A Girard Geoni 2800.00 A Timothy Gates 2900.00 A Randall Perkins 2500.00 A Vance Jones 2800.00 A Donald OConnell 2600.00 A Douglas Grant 2600.00 A David Austin 4800.00 B Valli Pataballa 4800.00 B Diana Lorentz 4200.00 B Alexander Khoo 3100.00 B Kevin Mourgos 5800.00 B Julia Nayer 3200.00 B Laura Bissot 3300.00 B Jason Mallin 3300.00 B Renske Ladwig 3600.00 B Stephen Stiles 3200.00 B Trenna Rajs 3500.00 B Curtis Davies 3100.00 B Winston Taylor 3200.00 B Jean Fleaur 3100.00 B Nandita Sarchand 4200.00 B Alexis Bull 4100.00 B Julia Dellinger 3400.00 B Anthony Cabrio 3000.00 B Kelly Chung 3800.00 B Jennifer Dilly 3600.00 B Sarah Bell 4000.00 B Britney Everett 3900.00 B Samuel McCain 3200.00 B Alana Walsh 3100.00 B Kevin Feeney 3000.00 B Jennifer Whalen 4400.00 B Alexander Hunold 9000.00 C Bruce Ernst 6000.00 C Daniel Faviet 9000.00 C John Chen 8200.00 C Ismael Sciarra 7700.00 C Jose Manuel Urman 7800.00 C Luis Popp 6900.00 C Matthew Weiss 8000.00 C Adam Fripp 8200.00 C Payam Kaufling 7900.00 C Shanta Vollman 6500.00 C David Bernstein 9500.00 C Peter Hall 9000.00 C Christopher Olsen 8000.00 C Nanette Cambrault 7500.00 C Oliver Tuvault 7000.00 C Patrick Sully 9500.00 C Allan McEwen 9000.00 C Lindsey Smith 8000.00 C Louise Doran 7500.00 C Sarath Sewall 7000.00 C Danielle Greene 9500.00 C Mattea Marvins 7200.00 C David Lee 6800.00 C Sundar Ande 6400.00 C Amit Banda 6200.00 C Tayler Fox 9600.00 C William Smith 7400.00 C Elizabeth Bates 7300.00 C Sundita Kumar 6100.00 C Alyssa Hutton 8800.00 C Jonathon Taylor 8600.00 C Jack Livingston 8400.00 C Kimberely Grant 7000.00 C Charles Johnson 6200.00 C Pat Fay 6000.00 C Susan Mavris 6500.00 C William Gietz 8300.00 C Nancy Greenberg 12000.00 D Den Raphaely 11000.00 D John Russell 14000.00 D Karen Partners 13500.00 D Alberto Errazuriz 12000.00 D Gerald Cambrault 11000.00 D Eleni Zlotkey 10500.00 D Peter Tucker 10000.00 D Janette King 10000.00 D Clara Vishney 10500.00 D Lisa Ozer 11500.00 D Harrison Bloom 10000.00 D Ellen Abel 11000.00 D Michael Hartstein 13000.00 D Hermann Baer 10000.00 D Shelley Higgins 12000.00 D Steven King 24000.00 E Neena Kochhar 17000.00 E Lex De Haan 17000.00 E
Code Explanation:
The said query in SQL that joins the 'employees' table with the 'job_grades' table using the "salary" column. It selects the "first_name", "last_name", "salary", and "grade_level" columns from the joined tables. The result set includes one row for each employee where their salary falls within the range specified by a job grade in the 'job_grades' table.
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Alternative Solutions:
Using WHERE Clause with Range Condition:
SELECT E.first_name, E.last_name, E.salary, J.grade_level
FROM employees E, job_grades J
WHERE E.salary BETWEEN J.lowest_sal AND J.highest_sal;
Using JOIN with ANSI-92 Syntax:
SELECT E.first_name, E.last_name, E.salary, J.grade_level
FROM employees E
JOIN job_grades J ON E.salary BETWEEN J.lowest_sal AND J.highest_sal;
Using Subquery with Range Condition:
SELECT E.first_name, E.last_name, E.salary,
(SELECT grade_level
FROM job_grades J
WHERE E.salary BETWEEN J.lowest_sal AND J.highest_sal) AS grade_level
FROM employees E;
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