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Basic DDL Commands

1) The document demonstrates basic data definition language (DDL) commands in MySQL like CREATE TABLE, INSERT, ALTER TABLE, TRUNCATE TABLE, and DROP TABLE. 2) It creates a table called "mark" with columns for student name, roll number, and marks in 3 subjects, then inserts 3 records. 3) An ALTER TABLE command adds a column for department, another modifies the data type of roll number, and one drops the roll number column. 4) TRUNCATE TABLE empties the table and DROP TABLE removes the table.

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Basic DDL Commands

1) The document demonstrates basic data definition language (DDL) commands in MySQL like CREATE TABLE, INSERT, ALTER TABLE, TRUNCATE TABLE, and DROP TABLE. 2) It creates a table called "mark" with columns for student name, roll number, and marks in 3 subjects, then inserts 3 records. 3) An ALTER TABLE command adds a column for department, another modifies the data type of roll number, and one drops the roll number column. 4) TRUNCATE TABLE empties the table and DROP TABLE removes the table.

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BASIC DDL COMMANDS

OUTPUT:
Mysql> Create table mark ( stud_name char(15), rollno int, mark1 int,mark2 int, mark3 int); Mysql> Insert into mark values ( Manikandan ,01,60,83,89); Mysql>Insert into mark values ( Kishore ,02,57,57,90); Mysql>Insert into mark values ( Prasanth ,03,75,91,90); Mysql>select * from mark; Mark Stud_name Manikandan Kishore Prasanth Rollno 01 02 03 Mark1 60 57 75 Mark2 83 57 91 Mark3 89 90 90

Mysql> Alter table mark add Dept char(3) after stud_name; Mqsql>select * from mark; Mark Stud_name Manikandan Kishore Prasanth Dept Null Null Null Rollno 01 02 03 Mark1 60 57 75 Mark2 83 57 91 Mark3 89 90 90

Mysql> Alter table mark modify (rollno varchar(15)); Mysql> Alter table mark drop column rollno; Mysql>select * from mark; Mark Stud_name Manikandan Dept Null Mark1 60 Mark2 83 Mark3 89

Kishore Prasanth

Null Null

57 75

57 91

90 90

Mysql> Truncate table mark; Mysql>select * from mark;

Mark Stud_name Dept Mark1 Mark2 Mark3

Mysql>drop table mark;

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