Create table Vendors as follows:
- Set Ven_id as primary key
- Ven_name and contact can’t have null values.
Now perform the following Queries on the Vendor Table:
- Find the dept_id and the total number of vendors in individual departments.
- Find the minimum and maximum salary paid to individual vendors of individual departments.
- Find the average salary of all the departments having a minimum salary paid at least 25000.
- Find the total number of vendors working in individual departments having a salary of at least 21000. Consider only those vendors whose street is available to the organization.
- Find the maximum salary of all the departments having more than two vendors.
- Find the average salary of all the departments having more than two vendors.
- Retrieve sum of salaries of all vendors working in the department having dept id=A03.
- Retrieve a number of vendors living in each city.
- Display the total no. of vendors in each department having a salary of more than 26000.
- Display the total salary spent on each city.
- List the cities and the number of vendors in each city. The result should be in the descending order of the number of vendors.
- Write a SQL statement to find the highest salary of an individual department, for only those vendors whose ID is within the range 03 and 07.
- Write a SQL statement to display vendor details (ID and salary) who’s IDs are within the range 02 and 07 and the highest salary is more than 1000.
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