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The document outlines a database schema consisting of three tables: DEPARTMENT, EMPLOYEE, and PAYMENTS, detailing their respective fields and relationships. It presents a problem statement requiring the calculation of the number of younger employees within the same department for each employee. The desired output includes specific employee details along with the count of younger employees, ordered by employee ID in descending order.

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The document outlines a database schema consisting of three tables: DEPARTMENT, EMPLOYEE, and PAYMENTS, detailing their respective fields and relationships. It presents a problem statement requiring the calculation of the number of younger employees within the same department for each employee. The desired output includes specific employee details along with the count of younger employees, ordered by employee ID in descending order.

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DEPARTMENT

DEPARTMENT_ID DEPARTMENT_NAME
1 HR
2 Finance
3 Engineering
4 Sales
5 Marketing
6 IT

EMPLOYEE
DEPARTMEN
EMP_ID FIRST_NAME LAST_NAME DOB GENDER
T
1 John Williams 1980-05-15 Male 3
2 Sarah Johnson 1990-07-20 Female 2
3 Michael Smith 1985-02-10 Male 3
4 Emily Brown 1992-11-30 Female 4
5 David Jones 1988-09-05 Male 5
6 Olivia Davis 1995-04-12 Female 1
7 James Wilson 1983-03-25 Male 6
8 Sophia Anderson 1991-08-17 Female 4
9 Liam Miller 1979-12-01 Male 1
10 Emma Taylor 1993-06-28 Female 5

PAYMENTS
PAYMENT_ID EMP_ID AMOUNT PAYMENT_TIME
1 2 65784.00 2025-01-01 13:44:12.824
2 4 62736.00 2025-01-06 18:36:37.892
3 1 69437.00 2025-01-01 10:19:21.563
4 3 67183.00 2025-01-02 17:21:57.341
5 2 66273.00 2025-02-01 11:49:15.764
6 5 71475.00 2025-01-01 07:24:14.453
7 1 70837.00 2025-02-03 19:11:31.553
8 6 69628.00 2025-01-02 10:41:15.113
9 4 71876.00 2025-02-01 12:16:47.807
10 3 70098.00 2025-02-03 10:11:17.341
11 6 67827.00 2025-02-02 19:21:27.753
12 5 69871.00 2025-02-05 17:54:17.453
13 2 72984.00 2025-03-05 09:37:35.974
14 1 67982.00 2025-03-01 06:09:51.983
15 6 70198.00 2025-03-02 10:34:35.753
16 4 74998.00 2025-03-02 09:27:26.162
There are three tables: -
1. DEPARTMENT: Contains details about the department.
 DEPARTMENT_ID (Primary Key)
 DEPARTMENT_NAME
2. EMPLOYEE: Contains employee details.
 EMP_ID (Primary Key)
 FIRST_NAME
 LAST_NAME
 DOB (Date of Birth)
 GENDER
 DEPARTMENT (Foreign Key referencing DEPARTMENT_ID in DEPARTMENT)
3. PAYMENTS: Contains salary payment records.
 PAYMENT_ID (Primary Key)
 EMP_ID (Foreign Key referencing EMP_ID in EMPLOYEE)
 AMOUNT (Salary credited)
 PAYMENT_TIME (Date and time of the transaction)

Problem Statement:

You are required to calculate the number of employees who are younger than each
employee, grouped by their respective departments. For each employee, return the
count of employees in the same department whose age is less than theirs.

Output Format:

• The output should contain the following columns:


1. EMP_ID: The ID of the employee.
2. FIRST_NAME: The first name of the employee.
3. LAST_NAME: The last name of the employee.
4. DEPARTMENT_NAME: The name of the department the employee
belongs to.
5. YOUNGER_EMPLOYEES_COUNT: The number of employees who are
younger than the respective employee in their department.

The output should be ordered by employee ID in descending order.

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