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Assignment 2: by Mrunal Patekar

This document contains SQL queries and views on tables representing a movie rental database and metro transit database. The movie rental queries return customer names who rented certain movies, movie titles rented more than a certain number of times, customers who rented from multiple branches, and movies not yet returned. The document also defines views on the movie rental data and performs queries on those views. For the metro database, the queries return train routes that match given sources and destinations, train details for a specific route, and user swipes within a given time period. Screenshots of the relevant tables are also included.

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Assignment 2: by Mrunal Patekar

This document contains SQL queries and views on tables representing a movie rental database and metro transit database. The movie rental queries return customer names who rented certain movies, movie titles rented more than a certain number of times, customers who rented from multiple branches, and movies not yet returned. The document also defines views on the movie rental data and performs queries on those views. For the metro database, the queries return train routes that match given sources and destinations, train details for a specific route, and user swipes within a given time period. Screenshots of the relevant tables are also included.

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By Mrunal Patekar

Assignment 2
(1)a
The screen shots of the tables are:
Customer Table:

Movie Table:

Branch Table:

Rented Table:

Copy Table:

(1)b
(1)
select distinct cu.cname from customer cu,movie m , copy cp, rented rt
where cu.cid=rt.cid and m.mid=cp.mid and cp.copyid=rt.copyid
and cu.cname in (select distinct cu.cid from customer cu,movie m , copy cp, rented rt
where cu.cid=rt.cid and m.mid=cp.mid and cp.copyid=rt.copyid
and m.title='Terminator1'
)
and cu.cname in (select distinct cu.cid from customer cu,movie m , copy cp, rented rt
where cu.cid=rt.cid and m.mid=cp.mid and cp.copyid=rt.copyid
and m.title='Terminator2'
)
and cu.cname not in (select distinct cu.cid from customer cu,movie m , copy cp, rented rt
where cu.cid=rt.cid and m.mid=cp.mid and cp.copyid=rt.copyid
and m.title='Terminator3')

(2)
select c.cname,c.cid ,movie.title, movie.mid
from
customer c join rented r on c.cid = r.cid
join copy on copy.copyid = r.copyid
join movie on movie.mid = copy.mid
group by c.cname, movie.mid having count(movie.mid)>2;
(3)
Select distinct( c.cname)
from customer c join rented
on c.cid = rented.cid
join copy on rented.copyid = copy.copyid
join movie on
copy.mid = movie.mid
group by rented.cid , copy.mid having count(distinct copy.bid)=2;
(4)
select movie.title, count(copy.mid)
from movie join copy on movie.mid = copy.mid
join rented on copy.copyid = rented.copyid
group by movie.title having count(copy.mid)>4;
(5)
select z.title from
(select movie.mid,movie.title,count(distinct branch.bid) as no_of_branches
from customer ,movie , copy , rented , branch
where customer.cid=rented.cid and movie.mid=copy.mid and copy.copyid=rented.copyid and branch.bid=copy.bid
group by movie.mid ,movie.title
) as z
where z.no_of_branches >= (select count(bid)
from branch);
(6)
select branch.bname from
rented join copy on rented.copyid = copy.copyid
join branch on copy.bid = branch.bid
having sum(cost)>= all
(select sum(cost) as total_cost from
rented join copy on rented.copyid = copy.copyid
join branch on copy.bid = branch.bid
where year (rented.outdate='2009')
group by branch.bid);
(7)
select movie.title, movie.mid from rented
join copy on rented.copyid = copy.copyid
join movie on copy.mid = movie.mid
where rented.returndate is NULL
group by movie.mid having count(distinct copy.copyid)

in
(select count(distinct copy.copyid) from rented
join copy on copy.copyid = rented.copyid
join movie on copy.mid = movie.mid
group by movie.mid)
(c) UPDATE
(1.)
update customer c
set c.balance = balance + 5
WHERE cid IN
( SELECT DISTINCT cid
FROM rented r
WHERE cid IN
( SELECT cid
FROM rented
WHERE outdate = ('20140920' - '20141011')group by rented.cid
having count(rented.copyid > 5) ))
(2)
Update rented join customer on rented.cid = customer.cid set
Rented.returndate = curdate() , customer.balance = ((datediff(curdate(),outdate)-1) + 3) where
Rented.copyid = '76235' and customer.cid='15674'
(2) VIEWS:
View ) (a)
create view analyst1 as
select rented.copyid, branch.bid,branch.baddress ,movie.title,count(movie.mid) as no_of_movies
,count(movie.mid)*rented.cost as income_per_movie
from movie join copy on movie.mid = copy.mid
join rented on copy.copyid = rented.copyid
join branch on branch.bid = copy.bid
where rented.outdate like '2009%'
group by branch.bid having count(movie.mid);

View (a)1
select no_of_movies, title from analyst1
where title = 'Terminator2' and baddress = 'Brooklyn Heights'

(2) select baddress , max(income_per_movie) as max_income from analyst1;

view 2.)
create view customer_details as
select cid , cname, caddress
from customer
a.)
select caddress
from customer_details
where cname = 'John Smith';

(b) select customer.balance from customer , customer_details


Where customer.cid = customer_details.cid

And customer_details.cname = John Smith

(c) insert into customer_details values(18123 , 'Bob Jones' , '23 Court Street, Brooklyn');

The following is the output of the above query:

(d) RELATIONAL CALCULUS of the last 4 queries in (b)

(3)(a)

(3)(b)

(3) (c) Queries:


(1) select distinct c1.source, c2.destination from train as c1 , train as c2
where
c2.source='metrosquar ' and c1.destination = 'lois lane' group by c2.destination;
(2)
select source, destination,travel_dist,cost from train_trip
where source ='metrosquar' and destination = 'broadway'
Output of query:

(3) select count(metaid) ,sid from swipe


where (swipe_in - swipe_out) = '2014-06-02 08:00:00' - '2014-06-02 10:00:00'
group by sid having count(metaid);

(4) select metaid from


swipe, schedule
where swipe_in = (' 06:00:00 - 10:00:00');

(3)(d)
The following are the screen shots of the tables which are been used in the Metro Transit Authority(META)
Station Table:

Train Table:

Schedule Table:

Metacard Table:

Train_trip Table:

Swipe Table:

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