le using the following description:

CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp

( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel

ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.

Rankings And Samplings 16-28

Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by

SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the

results of this sampling.

Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );

Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample

s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN

TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.

Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:

CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp

( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notesle using the following description:
CREATE TABLE sqlxxx.empsamp
( empno INTEGER,
deptno INTEGER,
job IN
TEGER,
sampid BYTEINT) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( empno );
Populate this table with three samples from the employee table, identifiable by
SAMPLEID 1, 2 and 3. Let each sample contain 33% of the rows of the table. Sel
ect all columns against the newly populated table and order by results by SAMPLE
ID.
Lab 16_6 Delete the rows from empsamp and repopulate the table with three sample
s of 15 rows each. Select the resulting table and order by Sample-id to see the
results of this sampling.
Rankings And Samplings 16-28
Notes