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Employee Sales Table Creation Steps

The document outlines the creation of an 'EmployeeSales' table with specific columns for tracking sales data, including SaleID, EmployeeID, Department, SaleAmount, and SaleDate. It also includes a series of SQL insert statements to populate the table with sample sales records. Each record captures details about individual sales made by employees across different departments.

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Employee Sales Table Creation Steps

The document outlines the creation of an 'EmployeeSales' table with specific columns for tracking sales data, including SaleID, EmployeeID, Department, SaleAmount, and SaleDate. It also includes a series of SQL insert statements to populate the table with sample sales records. Each record captures details about individual sales made by employees across different departments.

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--Step 1) Create Table

CREATE TABLE EmployeeSales (


SaleID INT PRIMARY KEY,
EmployeeID INT,
Department VARCHAR(50),
SaleAmount DECIMAL(10, 2),
SaleDate DATE
);

--Step 2) Insert records into the table


INSERT INTO EmployeeSales (SaleID, EmployeeID, Department, SaleAmount, SaleDate)
VALUES
(1, 101, 'Electronics', 500.00, '2023-08-01'),
(2, 102, 'Electronics', 300.00, '2023-08-03'),
(3, 101, 'Furniture', 150.00, '2023-08-02'),
(4, 103, 'Electronics', 250.00, '2023-08-04'),
(5, 104, 'Furniture', 200.00, '2023-08-02'),
(6, 101, 'Furniture', 450.00, '2023-08-05'),
(7, 102, 'Electronics', 700.00, '2023-08-05'),
(8, 103, 'Furniture', 100.00, '2023-08-06');

--
***********************************************************************************
--Column Definitions

SaleID (INT PRIMARY KEY): Unique identifier for each sale.


EmployeeID (INT): Identifier for the employee who made the sale.
Department (VARCHAR(50)): Name of the department where the sale was made.
SaleAmount (DECIMAL(10, 2)): Total amount of the sale.
SaleDate (DATE): Date when the sale occurred.
--
***********************************************************************************

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