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The document describes creating and manipulating tables using SQL commands like CREATE TABLE, INSERT, ALTER TABLE, DESCRIBE, SELECT, DELETE, TRUNCATE, DROP TABLE, etc. It creates tables, inserts data, modifies columns, copies tables, deletes and drops tables, selects data between ranges and by pattern matching.

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The document describes creating and manipulating tables using SQL commands like CREATE TABLE, INSERT, ALTER TABLE, DESCRIBE, SELECT, DELETE, TRUNCATE, DROP TABLE, etc. It creates tables, inserts data, modifies columns, copies tables, deletes and drops tables, selects data between ranges and by pattern matching.

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1 .Create a Table as workers and the details are { S.

No, Name, Designation,


Branch }
Perform the following commands:

create table employee(SNo number,Name varchar(20),Designation varchar(20),Branch


varchar(20));

insert into employee values(1,'AAA','Professor','cse');


insert into employee values(2,'BBB','technician','cse');
insert into employee values(3,'CCC','HOD','civil');

Alter the table by adding a column Salary


alter table employee add(Salary number);

Alter the table modifying the column Name


alter table employee modify ( Name varchar(20));

Describe the table employee


desc employee;

Copy the table employee as emp


create table emp as select * from employee;

Truncate the table


truncate table employee;

Delete the Second row from the table


delete employee where name='BBB';

Drop the table


drop table employee;

2. Create the following tables


student_details {register_no, student_name, DOB, address, city}
mark_details {register_no, mark1, mark2, mark3, total }

create table student_details(register_nonumber,student_namevarchar(20),DOB


number,addressvarchar(20),city varchar(10));

insert into student_details values(161,'Anu',10-3-1998,'VOCnagar','Tuty');


insert into student_details values(162,'Banu',11-7-1999,'Annanagar','Chennai');
insert into student_details values(163,'Abi',20-6-1997,'Balajinagar','Tcr');

create table mark_details(register_no number,mark1 number,mark2 number,mark3


number,total number);

insert into mark_details values(161,89,90,88,267);


insert into mark_details values(162,70,80,75,225);
insert into mark_details values(163,80,90,87,257);

? Display only those rows whose total ranges between 250 and 300.
select * from mark_details where total between 250 and 300;

? Drop the table mark_details and Delete the row whose register_no=161.
delete mark_details where register_no=161;
drop table mark_details;

? Display all details whose names begins with 'a'.


select * from student_details where student_name like 'A%';
6. (a). Create a table as book (sl.no, book_name, author_name,price,
edition,publisher_name ).

create table book(s1.no number,book_namevarchar(10),author_namevarchar(10),price


number,editionnumber,publisher_namevarchar(10));

Perform the following operations:


? Insert minimum ten tuples in book table
insert into book values(1,'java','Silber',250,6,'AAA');
insert into book values(2,'python','Silber',275,6,'AAA');
insert into book values(3,'C','Silber',250,6,'AAA');
insert into book values(4,'C++','Silber',250,6,'AAA');
insert into book values(5,'html','Silber',250,6,'AAA');
insert into book values(6,'poni','kalki',250,6,'AAA');
insert into book values(7,'paathip','Silber',250,6,'AAA');
insert into book values(8,'thenali','Silber',125,6,'AAA');
insert into book values(9,'good','barathi',190,6,'AAA');
insert into book values(10,'alpha','barath',195,6,'AAA');

? Commit the table book


commit;

? Create a save point for the table book as B


savepoint B;

? Rollback the table book after inserting 4 & 5 row


rollback B;

? Define Grant & Revoke

Definition of Grant:
The command is use to give user access privileges to a database.
Syntax: GRANT SELECT ,UPDATE ON MY_TABLE TO SOME_USER,ANOTHER_USER
example:GRANT SELECT ON USER TO 'Tom' @ Local cost:

Definition of Revoke:
It is useful to back permission from to user.
Syntax: REVOKE privilege_name on object_name from{user_name/PUBLIC role_name}
example:REVOKE SELECT,UPDATE ON STUDENT,FROM BCA MCA

Consider the following relational schema:


Employee( empno, name, office, age )
Books ( isbn, title, authors, publisher )
Loan ( empno, isbn, date )

Write the following queries in SQL:

create table employee (empno number primary,name varchar(20),office varchar(20),age


number);
insert into employee values(1,'AAA','XXX',30);
insert into employee values (2,'BBB','YYY',45);
insert into employee values (3,'CCC','ZZZ',56);
insert into employee values (4,'ddd','ZZY',57);

create table book(isbn varchar(13) primary,title varchar(10),author


varchar(10),publisher varchar(10));
insert into book values(1234,'barbie','jimmy','jack');
insert into book values(5678,'ben','sam','McGraw-Hill ');
insert into book values(1256,'dora','buji','thara');

create table loan(empno int ,isbn varchar(13),sdate number,foreign key(empno,isbn)


references employee(empno),book_i(isbn);
insert into loan values(1,1234,12);
insert into loan values(2,5678,13);
insert into loan values(2,1234,13);
insert into loan values(3,1256,14);
insert into loan values(3,1234,13);
insert into loan values(4,5678,13);

Print the names of employees who have borrowed any books published by McGraw-Hill
select name from employee e,book b,loan l where e.empno=l.empno and l.isbn=b.isbn
and b.publisher='McGrawHill';

Print the names of employees who have borrowed all books published by McGraw-Hill.
select name from employee where empno in (select emp_no from book_i natural join
loan where publisher ='jam');

For each publishers, print the names of employees who have borrowed more than five
books of that publisher.
select name from employee where empno in (select emp_no from book_i natural join
loan where publisher in (select publisher from book_i natural join loan group by
publisher having count (publisher)>5));

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