Answer / kapil singh chauhan

select * from
(select ID,Salary from employee order by Salary desc)
where rownum < 3

Answer / karan

select empname,sal from empdpt e where 1=(select count(*) from
empdpt where e.sal<sal)

Answer / nilesh

select * from employee2 e where 2=(select count(distinct salary) from employee2
where e.salary<=salary)

Its working.

Answer / ramu

select * from emp e where 2=(select count(sal) from emp
where e.sal<=sal)

Answer / saurabh

Answer 24 is correct , i have checked it.

Answer / mohan c v

select min(salary) from
(select top 2 salary from emp order by salary desc) as a

Answer / priyanka

select salary from emp where rowno=3 order by sal desc.

but this query works only when you have to create index.

Answer / ravi pahuja

selecl distinct top 2 salories from emp order by salory desc

Answer / girish

select max(salary) from emp where sal<(select max(salary)
from emp

Answer / chandan kumar

Select Top 1 salary from(select top 2 salary from emp_table
order by salary asc)

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