Create a new table, EMP30, and populate it with employees in department 30, using an existing table and a subquery. Use EmployeeId, Lname, Fname, HireDate and Salary columns.
Use the N2 Corporation database tables to design the following subqueries. (Use the spooling method to capture all queries and results in the CHAP8SP1.LST file.)
```
SQL> CREATE TABLE emp30
2 AS
3 SELECT EmployeeId, Lname, Fname, HireDate, Salary
4 FROM employee
5 WHERE DeptId = 30;
Table created.
SQL> SELECT * FROM emp30;
EMPLOYEEID LNAME FNAME HIREDATE SALARY
---------- --------------- --------------- --------- ----------
200 Shaw Jinku 03-JAN-00 24500
135 Garner Stanley 29-FEB-96 45000
```
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