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ADBMS laboratory work:

1. Design the database using DDL command to define the following relational schema
[RDBMS].

ProductCategory(CategoryId, CategoryName)
Product (ProductId, Name, Quantity, Discount, Price, ProductCategoryRef_Id, CreatedDate,
ProductCode)

Column constraints: NOT NULL on Name, CHECK on Price, Foreign key on


ProductCategoryRef_Id, UNIQUE on ProductCode)

Address (AddressId, City, Street, CountryId)


Customer (CustomerId, AddressRef_Id, Name, Address, EmailAddress, PhoneNumber)
PurchaseOrder (PurchaseOrderId, ProductRef_Id, CustomerRef_Id, OrderDate,
PaymentTotal, OrderQuantity)
Country (CountryId, Name)

and perform the following queries,


• Insert records with your own value into all relations.
• Find the maximum price, the minimum price, and the average price among all products
(Aggregate functions).
• For each product category, retrieve the categoryId, the number of products in the
product category, and their total price (Grouping).
• Write a SQL statement to know which product name and product category on which
product belongs (inner join).
• Get product name, product price and product category, order by product name from
"product" and "productcategory" for all product even they have not assigned to any
category (Left Outer join)).

• Write a query to create a view that shows the total amount and total orders for each
customer.
2. Create procedure that accepts a markup amount and categoryId as input, applies the
markup to the price, and returns the total number of items of the specific category
[RDBMS].
3. Create an SQL function that calculates the percentage of sales for each product category
out of the total sales [RDBMS].
4. Design the object relational database (using ODL) for the following ER diagram
[ORDBMS].

5. Implement row-level trigger and statement-level trigger in PL/SQL [Active database


concept].
6. Implement temporal tables (system-versioned) in SQL [Temporal Database Concepts].
7. Write a spatial SQL query to perform a range and nearest neighbor query in SQL Server
[Spatial Database].
8. Consider the following set of facts for the relation supervise (X, Y), where Y is the
supervisor of X [Deductive Database Concepts]:

> supervise(james,franklin).
> supervise(franklin,john).
> supervise(franklin,ramesh).
> supervise(franklin,joyce).
> supervise(james,jennifer).
> supervise(jennifer,alicia).
> supervise(jennifer,ahmed).

Consider the rules


> superior(X,Y):-supervise(X,Y).
> superior(X,Y):-supervise(X,Z),superior(Z,Y).

Perform the following queries:


supervise(james,franklin)?
superior(james,franklin)?
superior(X,Y)?
superior(franklin,X)?
superior(X,ram)?

9. Basic query operations in MongoDB [NOSQL Systems].

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