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SQL Correlated Sub Query Explained: Fetch Employees with Above-Average Salary Using CTEs!

For Complete Source: visit https://www.businessintelligence.bi/2025/03/05/sql-correlated-sub-query-explained-fetch-employees-with-above-average-salary-using-ctes/ In this video, we break down an advanced SQL query step by step! Learn how to use Common Table Expressions (CTEs) to fetch the latest salary and department of employees, filter out those earning above the department’s average salary, and optimize queries using ROW_NUMBER() and JOINs. Perfect for SQL learners and database professionals! 🚀

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