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NAME: TALHA HAIDER.

CLASS: BSCS 4-B.


ENROLLMENT: 02-134222-107.
DBMS LAB 8 TASKS
TASK 1:
Create a replica of Teacher table with all the records in it.
select * into clone_teacher from Teacher;
select * from clone_teacher;

TASK 2:
Create a replica of Std table with all the students that belong to BSCS program
select *
into clone_std
from std
where ProgID = (select ProgID from prog where ProgName like 'BSCS' );
select * from clone_std;
NAME: TALHA HAIDER.
CLASS: BSCS 4-B.
ENROLLMENT: 02-134222-107.

TASK 3:
Add a column ‘Address’ in replicated Teacher Table.

alter table clone_teacher


add Address varchar(50);
select * from clone_teacher;

TASK 4:
Drop column ‘Address’ from replicated table.

alter table clone_teacher drop column Address


select * from clone_teacher
NAME: TALHA HAIDER.
CLASS: BSCS 4-B.
ENROLLMENT: 02-134222-107.

TASK 5:
Add columns ‘House No’ character ,’Street No’ numeric, ’Area’ character ,’City’ character in
replicated Teacher Table with the respective data types.

alter table clone_teacher


add HouseNo varchar(50),StreetNo int,Area varchar(50),city varchar(50)
select * from clone_teacher

TASK 6:
Change the data type of ‘House No’ from character to numeric.

alter table clone_teacher alter column HouseNo int


NAME: TALHA HAIDER.
CLASS: BSCS 4-B.
ENROLLMENT: 02-134222-107.

TASK 7:
Create the Data Definitions for each of the relations shown below, using SQL DDL.
Assume the following attributes and data types: …………………….
create table Faculty(
FacultyID int,
FacultyName varchar(25),
primary key (FacultyID)
);
create table Ccourse(
CourseID varchar(8),
CourseName varchar(25),
primary key (CourseID)
);
create table Class(
ClassID int,
CourseID varchar(8),
SectionNo int,
Semester varchar(10),
primary key (ClassID),
Foreign key (CourseID) references Ccourse(CourseID),

);

create table Student(


StudentID int,
StudentName varchar(25),
FacultyID int,
primary key (StudentID),
Foreign key (FacultyID) references Faculty(FacultyID),
);
NAME: TALHA HAIDER.
CLASS: BSCS 4-B.
ENROLLMENT: 02-134222-107.

TASK 8:
Add an attribute, Class and Phone to the STUDENT table.
alter table student
add class varchar(50),Phone varchar(11)
select * from Student

TASK 9:
Change StudentName size from 25 characters to 20 characters

alter table student


alter column StudentName varchar(20)
NAME: TALHA HAIDER.
CLASS: BSCS 4-B.
ENROLLMENT: 02-134222-107.

TASK 10:
Remove all records from student table.

delete from student


select * from Student

TASK 11:
Remove newly created Faculty and Course tables
NAME: TALHA HAIDER.
CLASS: BSCS 4-B.
ENROLLMENT: 02-134222-107.

TASK 12:
Create a table DEPARTMENT with the following attributes:
DEPTNO int, DNAME varchar(10), LOC varchar(10).
Apply PRIMARY KEY constraint on DEPTNO.

CREATE TABLE DEPARTMENT (


DEPTNO INT PRIMARY KEY,
DNAME VARCHAR(10),
LOC VARCHAR(10)
);
select * from DEPARTMENT

TASK 13:
Create a table EMPLOYEE with the following attributes:
EMPNO int, ENAME varchar(10),SAL int, DEPTNO int.
Apply FOREIGN KEY constraint on DEPTNO referencing the DEPARTMENT table
created in question 1 and PRIMARY KEY constraint on EMPNO.

create table Employee


(EMPNO int, ENAME varchar(10), SAL int, DEPTNO int,
constraint pk_EMPNO primary key(EMPNO),
constraint fk_DEPTNO foreign key (DEPTNO)
references DEPARTMENT (DEPTNO))

select * from Employee


NAME: TALHA HAIDER.
CLASS: BSCS 4-B.
ENROLLMENT: 02-134222-107.

TASK 14:
ALTER table EMPLOYEE created in question 2 and apply the constraint CHECK on ENAME
attribute such that ENAME should always be inserted in capital letters.

alter table employee


add constraint CHK_EMPLOYEE_ENAME_CAPS
check (ENAME = UPPER(ENAME));

TASK 15:
ALTER table DEPARTMENT created in question 1 and apply constraint on DNAME such that
DNAME should not be entered empty.

alter table DEPARTMENT


add constraint CHK_DNAME_NOT_EMPTY
check (DNAME is not null)
NAME: TALHA HAIDER.
CLASS: BSCS 4-B.
ENROLLMENT: 02-134222-107.

TASK 16:
ALTER table EMPLOYEE created in question 2 and apply the constraint on SAL attribute such
that no two salaries of the employees should be similar.

alter table EMPLOYEE


add constraint unq_sal unique(SAL)

TASK 17:
ALTER table DEPARTMENT created in question 1 and apply the constraint on DNAME such
that no 2 Department are of the same name

alter table DEPARTMENT


add constraint unq_dname unique(DNAME)

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