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Data Structure for Departmented People Table
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Data Structure for Departmented People Table

EasySQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Suggest a data structure to store a table of people (name, department number, ID, DOB, salary) so that given a department number you output all people in it

Asked in the Technical 1 stage.

Output

  1. Return one row per person in the matching department.
  2. Output the columns name, department_number, id, dob, and salary.
  3. Include only rows where department_number equals the requested value.
  4. Sort by id ascending.

Schema

people
ColumnTypeDescription
idPKINTUnique person identifier
nameVARCHAR(100)Person name
department_numberINTDepartment identifier
dobDATEDate of birth
salaryNUMERIC(12,2)Annual salary
Tablespeople
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