Question: Given the following relational schema, where primary keys are underlined and foreign keys are marked with #: Employee (employeeID, empFName, empLName, empDateBirth, address, #DepartmentID) Department
Given the following relational schema, where primary keys are underlined and foreign keys are marked with #:
Employee (employeeID, empFName, empLName, empDateBirth, address, #DepartmentID)
Department (departmentID, departmentName, location)
Project (projectID, projectName, place, startYear, endYear, #DepartmentID)
Work-on (#employeeID, #projectID, nbHours)
a) Express the following queries in SQL:
i. Find the date of birth and the address of the employee whose first name is Ahmed and last name is Maashani.[1 mark]
ii. List the first names and addresses of the employees who are working in the department named Research , ordered by first names in descending order. [1]
iii. Change to 650 the number of hours that is required to finish the project having the id P10. [1 mark]
iv. Add the following column to the table project: sponsor varchar2(50) [1]
v. Find the number of projects that are going to finish in 2021.[1]
vi. Find the number of projects assigned to each employee along with maximum number of hours spent. [1]
vii. For each department, display its name along with the number of employees in which they are working. [1.5]
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