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The document outlines basic SQL operations including Create, Insert, Update, Delete, and Select statements for two scenarios: a Bank and a College. It provides syntax and examples for creating tables, inserting records, updating existing records, deleting records, and selecting data from the tables. The examples illustrate how to manage data for both a Bank and a College using SQL commands.

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VR DBMS EXPT-3

The document outlines basic SQL operations including Create, Insert, Update, Delete, and Select statements for two scenarios: a Bank and a College. It provides syntax and examples for creating tables, inserting records, updating existing records, deleting records, and selecting data from the tables. The examples illustrate how to manage data for both a Bank and a College using SQL commands.

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Name:- Vaibhav Rawat

Class:- Btech AIDS (4th Sem)

Roll No. :- 35318011923

EXPERIMENT- 3
Aim:- Implement basic queries to Create, Insert, Update, Delete and Select
Statements for two different scenarios (Bank and College)
1. Create :- It is use to create new tables and databases
Syntax:-
CREATE TABLE table_name (
column1_name column1_data_type,
column2_name column2_data_type,
...
[CONSTRAINTS] );

Example:- (A) For Bank Table

CREATE TABLE bank (


b_id INT PRIMARY KEY,
Name VARCHAR(20),
Age INT
Balance DECIMAL(10, 2) );

OUTPUT:-
(B) For College Table

CREATE TABLE College (


Student_id INT PRIMARY KEY,
Student_name VARCHAR(20),
Course VARCHAR(20),
Age INT );

OUTPUT:-

2. Insert :- It is used to add a new record or tuple in an existing table


Syntax:-
INSERT INTO table_name (column1, column2, ...)
VALUES (value1, value2, ...);

Example:-(A) For Bank Table

INSERT INTO Bank (b_id, Name, Age, Balance)


VALUES (1, 'Vaibhav Rawat', 20, 10000.00);

INSERT INTO Bank (b_id, Name, Age, Balance)


VALUES (2, 'Piyush Bhatia', 19, 600.00);
INSERT INTO Bank (b_id, Name, Age, Balance)
VALUES (3, 'Saksham Pandey', 20, 55,000.00);

INSERT INTO Bank (b_id, Name, Age, Balance)


VALUES (4, 'Divytosh Upadhyay', 20, 50000.00);

INSERT INTO Bank (b_id, Name, Age, Balance)


VALUES (5, 'Arun Bharadwaj', 23, 100.00);

OUTPUT:-

(B) For College Table

INSERT INTO College (Student_id, Student_name, Course, Age)


VALUES (1, 'Vaibhav Rawat', 'Btech', 20);

INSERT INTO College (Student_id, Student_name, Course, Age)


VALUES (2, 'Piyush Bhatia', 'BBA', 19);
INSERT INTO College (Student_id, Student_name, Course, Age)
VALUES (3, 'Saksham Pandey', 'Btech', 20);

INSERT INTO College (Student_id, Student_name, Course, Age)


VALUES (4, 'Divytosh Upadhyay', 'BCA', 20);

INSERT INTO College (Student_id, Student_name, Course, Age)


VALUES (5, 'Arun Bharadwaj', 'LLB', 23);

OUTPUT:-

3. Update :-It is used to update an existing record in a table

Syntax:-

UPDATE table_name
SET column1 = value1, column2 = value2, ...
WHERE condition;
Example:- (A) For Bank Table:-

UPDATE Bank
SET Name = 'Rajveer Rawat'
WHERE b_id = 1;

OUTPUT:-

(B) For College Table

UPDATE College
SET Student_Name = 'Rajveer Rawat'
WHERE Student_id = 1;
OUTPUT:-
4. Delete :- It is used to deleting a record from the table.

Syntax:-
DELETE FROM table_name
WHERE condition;

Example:- (A) For Bank Table

DELETE FROM Bank


WHERE b_id = 5;

OUTPUT:-

(B) For College Table

DELETE FROM College


WHERE Student_id = 5;
OUTPUT:-

5. Select :-It is used to select rows from the table.

Syntax:-

SELECT column1, column2, ...


FROM table_name
WHERE condition;

Example:- (A) For Bank Table

(a)SELECT * FROM Bank;

OUTPUT:-
(b) SELECT

SELECT b_id, Name, Balance FROM Bank


WHERE Age=20;

OUTPUT:-

(B) For College Table

(a)SELECT * FROM College;

OUTPUT:-

(b) SELECT Student_id, Student_name, Course FROM College


WHERE Age=20;

OUTPUT:-

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