BEGIN TRANSACTION;
/* Create a table with employees */
CREATE TABLE Employees(Id integer, Name text, Joined date);
INSERT INTO Employees VALUES(1,'William Riker', '2017-05-30');
INSERT INTO Employees VALUES(2,'Jean-Luc Picard', '2016-01-31');
INSERT INTO Employees VALUES(3,'Worf', '2017-07-14');
INSERT INTO Employees VALUES(4,'Data', '2017-03-21');
INSERT INTO Employees VALUES(5,'Geordi LaForge', '2017-08-20');
INSERT INTO Employees VALUES(6,'Tuvoc', '2018-01-15');
INSERT INTO Employees VALUES(7,'Benjamin Sisko', '2015-04-16');
INSERT INTO Employees VALUES(8,'Beverly Crusher', '2013-07-18');
INSERT INTO Employees VALUES(9,'Deanna Troi', '2014-03-11');
INSERT INTO Employees VALUES(10,'Kathryn Janeway', '2012-10-03');
/* Create a table with hierarchy structure */
CREATE TABLE Hierarchy(EmployeeId integer, ManagerId integer);
INSERT INTO Hierarchy VALUES(1, 2);
INSERT INTO Hierarchy VALUES(2, 10);
INSERT INTO Hierarchy VALUES(3, 7);
INSERT INTO Hierarchy VALUES(4, 2);
INSERT INTO Hierarchy VALUES(5, 2);
INSERT INTO Hierarchy VALUES(6, 10);
INSERT INTO Hierarchy VALUES(7, 10);
INSERT INTO Hierarchy VALUES(8, 2);
INSERT INTO Hierarchy VALUES(9, 2);
/* Create a table with departments */
CREATE TABLE Departments(Id integer, Name text);
INSERT INTO Departments VALUES(1, 'Accounting');
INSERT INTO Departments VALUES(2, 'Sales');
INSERT INTO Departments VALUES(3, 'IT');
INSERT INTO Departments VALUES(4, 'Research & Development');
INSERT INTO Departments VALUES(5, 'Human Resources');
/* Create a table which assignes employees to departments */
CREATE TABLE DepartmentsEmployees(DepartmentId integer, EmployeeId integer);
INSERT INTO DepartmentsEmployees VALUES(1, 1);
INSERT INTO DepartmentsEmployees VALUES(2, 2);
INSERT INTO DepartmentsEmployees VALUES(2, 3);
INSERT INTO DepartmentsEmployees VALUES(2, 4);
INSERT INTO DepartmentsEmployees VALUES(3, 5);
INSERT INTO DepartmentsEmployees VALUES(3, 6);
INSERT INTO DepartmentsEmployees VALUES(4, 7);
INSERT INTO DepartmentsEmployees VALUES(4, 8);
INSERT INTO DepartmentsEmployees VALUES(4, 9);
INSERT INTO DepartmentsEmployees VALUES(5, 10);
/* Create a table with employees' salaries */
CREATE TABLE Salary(EmployeeId integer, Salary integer);
INSERT INTO Salary VALUES(1, 33000);
INSERT INTO Salary VALUES(2, 45000);
INSERT INTO Salary VALUES(3, 28000);
INSERT INTO Salary VALUES(4, 52000);
INSERT INTO Salary VALUES(5, 35500);
INSERT INTO Salary VALUES(6, 39750);
INSERT INTO Salary VALUES(7, 43800);
INSERT INTO Salary VALUES(8, 56000);
INSERT INTO Salary VALUES(9, 46600);
INSERT INTO Salary VALUES(10, 61000);
COMMIT;
/* Exercise #1: */ Select '';
/* Display all employees' names and date of join who joined after January 1st 2015. */
--your code here
/* Exercise #2: */ Select '';
/* Display all employees' names and the name of the department they are assigned to. */
--your code here
/* Exercise #3: */ Select '';
/* Display the employee who joined last. */
--your code here
/* Exercise #4: */ Select '';
/* Display the name of every employee and the name of his superior. If an employee doesn't have a superior, display NULL. */
--your code here
/* Exercise #5: */ Select '';
/* Display average salary per department, only consider departments that have at least 2 employees. */
--your code here
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