display number of employees present in particular range of their salary,i.e (0-999)(1000-1999) and so on

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eno ename salary
1 x 500
2 y 756
3 z 1200
4 q 12000

Posted 29-Jan-14 8:23am

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 29-Jan-14 15:18pm

Have you done anything so far? Show some effort (coding or searching)! As is it ain't a question...

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mgoad99 · Answer 1 · 2014-01-29T09:32:00

I did a google search for "Oracle group by range"

Here is the first link:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2483140/oracle-how-to-group-by-over-a-range[^]

This may point you in the right direction. Sometimes knowing what to search for can be the hard part. good luck.

Posted 29-Jan-14 9:32am