PL/SQL Function How to show salary after increases and salaries that have increased above 10,000
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CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION sal_increase
(p_salary f_emps.salary%TYPE, p_percent_incr NUMBER)
RETURN NUMBER
IS
BEGIN
RETURN (p_salary + (p_salary * p_percent_incr / 100));
END;
SELECT last_name, salary, sal_increase(salary, 5)
FROM f_emps;
The above QUERY displays last_name, salary (before increase), sal_increase.
what if I want to display a select statement, only employees who get a salary after the increase above the value of 10000?
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asked Jan 4 at 3:03
Muhammad BahrijarMuhammad Bahrijar
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CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION sal_increase
(p_salary f_emps.salary%TYPE, p_percent_incr NUMBER)
RETURN NUMBER
IS
BEGIN
RETURN (p_salary + (p_salary * p_percent_incr / 100));
END;
SELECT last_name, salary, sal_increase(salary, 5)
FROM f_emps;
The above QUERY displays last_name, salary (before increase), sal_increase.
what if I want to display a select statement, only employees who get a salary after the increase above the value of 10000?
image
database oracle plsql oracle11g
asked Jan 4 at 3:03
Muhammad BahrijarMuhammad Bahrijar
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CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION sal_increase
(p_salary f_emps.salary%TYPE, p_percent_incr NUMBER)
RETURN NUMBER
IS
BEGIN
RETURN (p_salary + (p_salary * p_percent_incr / 100));
END;
SELECT last_name, salary, sal_increase(salary, 5)
FROM f_emps;
The above QUERY displays last_name, salary (before increase), sal_increase.
what if I want to display a select statement, only employees who get a salary after the increase above the value of 10000?
image
database oracle plsql oracle11g
asked Jan 4 at 3:03
Muhammad BahrijarMuhammad Bahrijar
1
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION sal_increase
(p_salary f_emps.salary%TYPE, p_percent_incr NUMBER)
RETURN NUMBER
IS
BEGIN
RETURN (p_salary + (p_salary * p_percent_incr / 100));
END;
SELECT last_name, salary, sal_increase(salary, 5)
FROM f_emps;
The above QUERY displays last_name, salary (before increase), sal_increase.
what if I want to display a select statement, only employees who get a salary after the increase above the value of 10000?
image
database oracle plsql oracle11g
database oracle plsql oracle11g
asked Jan 4 at 3:03
Muhammad BahrijarMuhammad Bahrijar
1
asked Jan 4 at 3:03
Muhammad BahrijarMuhammad Bahrijar
1
asked Jan 4 at 3:03
Muhammad BahrijarMuhammad Bahrijar
1
asked Jan 4 at 3:03
Muhammad BahrijarMuhammad Bahrijar
1
asked Jan 4 at 3:03
Muhammad BahrijarMuhammad Bahrijar
1
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Use a Common Table Expression:
WITH cteSalaries AS (SELECT f.LAST_NAME,
f.SALARY AS OLD_SALARY,
SAL_INCREASE(f.SALARY, 5) AS NEW_SALARY
FROM F_EMPS f)
SELECT c.LAST_NAME,
c.OLD_SALARY,
c.NEW_SALARY
FROM cteSalaries c
WHERE c.NEW_SALARY > 10000
answered Jan 4 at 3:18
Bob JarvisBob Jarvis
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Use a Common Table Expression:
WITH cteSalaries AS (SELECT f.LAST_NAME,
f.SALARY AS OLD_SALARY,
SAL_INCREASE(f.SALARY, 5) AS NEW_SALARY
FROM F_EMPS f)
SELECT c.LAST_NAME,
c.OLD_SALARY,
c.NEW_SALARY
FROM cteSalaries c
WHERE c.NEW_SALARY > 10000
answered Jan 4 at 3:18
Bob JarvisBob Jarvis
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Use a Common Table Expression:
WITH cteSalaries AS (SELECT f.LAST_NAME,
f.SALARY AS OLD_SALARY,
SAL_INCREASE(f.SALARY, 5) AS NEW_SALARY
FROM F_EMPS f)
SELECT c.LAST_NAME,
c.OLD_SALARY,
c.NEW_SALARY
FROM cteSalaries c
WHERE c.NEW_SALARY > 10000
answered Jan 4 at 3:18
Bob JarvisBob Jarvis
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Use a Common Table Expression:
WITH cteSalaries AS (SELECT f.LAST_NAME,
f.SALARY AS OLD_SALARY,
SAL_INCREASE(f.SALARY, 5) AS NEW_SALARY
FROM F_EMPS f)
SELECT c.LAST_NAME,
c.OLD_SALARY,
c.NEW_SALARY
FROM cteSalaries c
WHERE c.NEW_SALARY > 10000
answered Jan 4 at 3:18
Bob JarvisBob Jarvis
34.8k56087
Use a Common Table Expression:
WITH cteSalaries AS (SELECT f.LAST_NAME,
f.SALARY AS OLD_SALARY,
SAL_INCREASE(f.SALARY, 5) AS NEW_SALARY
FROM F_EMPS f)
SELECT c.LAST_NAME,
c.OLD_SALARY,
c.NEW_SALARY
FROM cteSalaries c
WHERE c.NEW_SALARY > 10000
answered Jan 4 at 3:18
Bob JarvisBob Jarvis
34.8k56087
answered Jan 4 at 3:18
Bob JarvisBob Jarvis
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answered Jan 4 at 3:18
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