ACHINTYA SHARMA 2821302

PANIPAT INSTITUTE OF
ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

Department of Emerging Technologies

DBMS FILE
(PC-CS-AIML-216A)

Submitted to: Submitted by:

Dr. Shally Nagpal ACHINTYA SHARMA
Asst. Professor B. Tech CSE - AIML
4th Semester (2821302)

Affiliated to:

KURUKSHETRA UNIVERSITY, KURUKSHETRA, INDIA

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INDEX
S.NO PRACTICAL DATE SIGNATURE
1 Create a database and write the programs to carry out
the following operation:

a. Add, Delete, and modify a record in the

database.
b. Generate queries
c. Data Operations
d. List all the records of the database in ascending
order.
2 To perform various integrity constraints on relational
databases.
3 Create a database and perform the following
operations: -

a. Arithmetic and Relational Operations

b. Group By and Having clause
c. Like predicate for pattern matching in the
database
4 Using two tables creates a view that shall perform
natural join, equi join, outer joins
5 Write SQL Query using Character, Number, and Date.
6 Write SQL Query for extracting Data from more than
one table.
7 Write a procedure for computing the amount telephone
bill on the basis of the following conditions: -
a. telephone rent Rs. 205 including the first 105 free
units.
b. if extra units are>0 but <500 then the rate is 80 paise
per unit
c. if extra units are>500 then the rate is Rs. 1.20 per
unit.
For this purpose, create a table with name, Phone No.,
No. of units consumed, bill amount of a customer.
8 Write a trigger for before and after updation, deletion,
or insertion.
9 Create a view to display details of employees working
on more than one project.
10 Create a view to display details of employees not
working on any project.

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PRACTICAL - 1

Aim: Create a database and write the programs to carry out thefollowing operation:
1. Add, Delete, and modify a record in the database.
2. Generate queries
3. Data Operations
4. List all the records of the database in ascending order
Table Used:

create table Student01 (Name varchar (15), Roll_No number (4), Branch
varchar(6))insert into Student01 values('Sabhyata ', '101', 'Btech')
insert into Student01 values('Peter', '102', 'Btech')
insert into Student01 values('Sam', '103', 'Mtech')
insert into Student01 values('John', '104', 'Bsc')
insert into Student01 values('Mury', '105', 'IIT')
insert into Student01 values('Dan', '109', 'MBA')

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ADD, DELETE, AND MODIFY A RECORD IN THE DATABASE.

Command: INSERT

Syntax-
insert into <table name> values (<expression1>,<expression2>)

Example-
insert into Student01 values ('Sri', '111', 'IIT')

OUTPUT

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Command: UPDATE
Syntax-
update tablename set field=values where the condition

Example-
update Student01 set Branch='MBA' where Roll_No='111'

OUTPUT-

AFTER UPDATING-

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COMMAND: DELETE

Syntax-
Delete from <table-name>

Example-
delete from Student01 where Branch='Bsc'

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AFTER DELETION-

Generate queries
select * from Student01

OUTPUT

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select Name, Branch from Student01 where Roll_No Between 105 and 111
Output-

Data Operations

Command- AND
select Name from Student01 where Roll_No =101 and Branch='Btech'
Output-

Command - OR

select S_Name from College where C_ID = 1000 or Age = 19

Output-

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Command – NOT
select Name, Branch from Student01 where not Roll_No =101
Output-

List all the records of database in ascending order

Command – ORDER BY
select * from Student01 order by Roll_No
Output-

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PRACTICAL - 2
Aim: To perform various integrity constraints on relational databases.

Primary Key Constraints:

create table emp(E_ID varchar(5) primary key, Name varchar(10), Age number(2), check(Age>20))
select * from emp
Output:

insert into emp values('', 'Inosuke', '19')Output:

insert into emp values('E256', 'Inosuke', '19')

Output:

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Domain Constraints:
create table emp(E_ID varchar(5) primary key, Name varchar(10), Age number(2), check(Age>20))
select * from emp
Output:

insert into emp values('E25', 'InU', '17')

Output:

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Entity integrity constraints-

The entity integrity constraint states that the primary key value can't be null. This is because the primary key
value is used to identify individual rows in relation and if the primary key has a null value, then we can't identify
those rows. A table can contain a null value other than the primary key field.

Example-

Insert into emp values (‘’, ’Alex’,’20’)

Output-

The error occurs because we try to insert a null value in the primary key attribute which is not possible.

Referential Integrity Constraints-

A referential integrity constraint is specified between two tables. In the Referential integrity constraints, if a foreign key
in Table 1 refers to the Primary Key of Table 2, then every value of the Foreign Key in Table 1 must be null or be
available in Table 2.

Example-

Table 1-

Create table Dept(D_No number(2) primary key, D_Name char(25))

Insert into Dept values(‘1’, ‘CSE’)

Select * form Dept

Output-

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Create table Student(S_Id number(5) primary key, Name char(20), Age number(2), D_No number(2) references
Dept(D_No))

Insert into Student values('1000','Diksha','20','1')

Select*from student
Output-

Insert into Student values(‘1003’,’James’,’M’,’25’,’5’)

Output-

The error occurs because we try to insert D_No-5 in table 2 but the value Is not present in table 1 andviolate
Foreign Key Constraint.

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PRACTICAL - 3

Aim: Create a database and perform the following operations: -

1. Arithmetic and Relational Operations
2. Group By and Having clause
3. Like predicate for pattern matching in the database

Table creation:

create table Employee112(E_ID number(5) primary key, Name char(20), Age number(2), Salary
number(6))
insert into Employee112 values('251', 'Sabhyata ', '19', '45000')
insert into Employee112 values('123', 'Alex', '19', '40000')
insert into Employee112 values('321', 'James', '20', '35000')
insert into Employee112 values('456', 'Lucy', '21', '37000')
insert into Employee112 values('654', 'Peter', '20', '30000')
insert into Employee112 values('789', 'Parle', '21', '33000')

select * from Employee112

Output-

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Arithmetic Operations-

Add Operator (+)

Example-
update Employee112 set Salary = Salary + 500
select * from Employee112

Output-

Subtract Operator (-)

Example-
update Employee112 set Salary = Salary - 400
select * from Employee112

Output-

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Multiply Operator (*)

Example-
update Employee112 set Salary = Salary * 3
select * from Employee112

Output-

Divide Operator (/)

Example-
update Employee112 set Salary = Salary / 2

select * from Employee112

Output-

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Relational Operations-
Equal Operator (=)

Example-
select * from Employee112 where Salary = 45150

Output-

Less than Operator (<)

Example-
select * from Employee112 where Salary < 55000

Output-

Greater than Operator (>)

Example-
select * from Employee112 where Salary > 55000

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Output-

Greater than or equal to (>=)

Example-
select * from Employee112 where Salary >= 50000

Output-

Less than or equal to (<=)

Example-
select * from Employee112 where Salary <= 60000

Output-

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Not equal to (<>)

Example-
select * from Employee112 where Salary <> 49650

Output-

Group By Clause-
Example-
select count(Name), Age from Employee112 group by Age

Output-

Having Clause-
Example-
select count(Name), Age from Employee112 group by Age having count(E_ID)>=2

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Output-

Like predicate for pattern matching in database-

Example-

select Name from Employee112 where Name like 'P%'

Output-

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PRACTICAL - 4

Aim: Using two tables create a view that shall perform natural join,equi join, and outer joins.
Commands:
select * from emp1

Output:

select * from dept1

Output:

Full Join:

Select emp1.EID , emp1.Name , emp1.Salary , emp1.DID, dept1.DID , dept1.D_Name from emp1 full join
dept1 on emp1.DID = dept1.DID

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Inner Join:
Select emp.eid , emp.Name ,emp.Salary, emp.DID, Dept.DID ,Dept.D_Name from emp inner join Dept on
emp.DID = Dept.DID Select emp1.EID , emp1.Name , emp1.Salary , emp1.DID, dept1.DID , dept1.D_Name
from emp1 inner join dept1 on emp1.DID = dept1.DID

Output:

Left Join:

Select emp1.EID , emp1.Name , emp1.Salary , emp1.DID, dept1.DID , dept1.D_Name from emp1 left join
dept1 on emp1.DID = dept1.DID

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Right Join:

Select emp.eid , emp.Name ,emp.Salary, emp.DID, Dept.DID ,Dept.D_Name from emp right join Dept on
emp.DID = Dept.DID

Output:

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PRACTICAL - 5

Aim: Write SQL queries using Character, Number, Date.

Example-
create table company1(e_id number(4) primary key,e_name char(10),e_salary
number(5),date_of_joining DATE NOT NULL)

insert into company1 values('101','Diksha','70000' to_date(‘2019-12-26’,’yyyy-mm-dd’))

select*from company1

Output-

Command- AVERAGE(AVG)
Select Avg(E_Salary) as Avg_Salary from Company1

Output-

Command : COUNT

select Count(E_Name) as Count_Name from Company1

Output-

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Command - MIN

select Min(E_Salary) as Min_Salary from Company1

Output-

Command - MAX

select Max(E_Salary) as Max_Salary from Company1

Output-

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PRACTICAL - 6

Aim: Write SQL queries for extracting data from more than one table.

create table employee1(e_id number(4) primary key,name char(10),salary number(5))

insert into employee1 values('101','Diksha','70000')

select * from Employee1

Output-

create table student11(s_id number(4) primary key,name char(10),fees number(5))

insert into student11 values('101','Diksha','7000')

select * from student11

Output-

Command- RIGHT JOIN

select Employee1.E_ID, Employee1.Name, Employee1.Salary, Student11.S_ID, Student11. Name,

Student11.Fees from Employee1 Right Join Student11 on Employee1.Name= Student11. Name

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Output-

Command- LEFT JOIN

select Employee1.E_ID, Employee1.Name, Employee1.Salary, Student11.S_ID, Student11.Name,

Student11.Fees from Employee1 left Join Student11 on Employee1.Name
= Student11.Name

Output-

Command- FULL JOIN

select Employee1.E_ID, Employee1.Name, Employee1.Salary, Student11.S_ID, Student11.Name,

Student11.Fees from Employee1 full Join Student11 on Employee1.Name
= Student11.Name

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Output-

Command- INNER JOIN

select Employee1.E_ID, Employee1.Name, Employee1.Salary, Student11.S_ID, Student11.Name,

Student11.Fees from Employee1 inner Join Student11 on Employee1.Name
= Student11.Name

Output-

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PRACTICAL - 7

Aim: Write a procedure for computing the amount of the telephone bill on the basis of the following
conditions.
1. telephone rent Rs. 205 including the first 105 free units.
2. if extra units>0 but<500 then the rate is 80 paise per unit.
3. If extra units>500 then the rate is Rs. 1.20 per unit.

For this purpose, create a table with name, Phone No., No. of units consumed, bill amount of a customer.

Commands:
create table telephone(
name text not null,
phone integer not null,
units integer not null,
bill integer
);
insert into telephone values('Chiranjevee', 8854695663, 97, 205);
insert into telephone values('Arjun', 5469566388, 300, 205);
insert into telephone values('Kal Bharav', 8854695773, 225, 205);
insert into telephone values('Doryodhan', 8854697893, 108, 205);
insert into telephone values('Krishna', 8858995663, 543, 205);

Output:

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select units, bill,

case
when units < 106
then 205
when units > 105 and units<501
then 205+(units-105)*0.80
else 521+(units-500)*1.20
end
from telephone;

Output:

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PRACTICAL - 8

Aim: Write a trigger for before and after updation, deletion or insertion.

Commands:
create table student00 (Roll_No number(5) primary key, Name char(10), Fees number(5))insert into student00
values('111', 'Sandy', '5200')
insert into student00 values('112', 'Sam', '5000') insert
into student00 values('113', 'Mandy', '200')insert into
student00 values('114', 'Saby', '8200') insert into
student00 values('115', 'Niti', '2200') select * from
student00
Output:

create table security(Roll_No number(5), Name char(10), Fees number(5), operator char(10),user_info
char(10), D_T_info timestamp)
Output:

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After Trigger:
create or replace trigger trig after inserting or delete or updating on
student00 for each row

declare
operator char(10);
user_info char(10);
D_T_info timestamp;
begin
if inserting then
operator:='insert';user_info:=
user;

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D_T_info:= SYSTIMESTAMP;
end if;
if updating then
operator:='update';
user_info:= user;
D_T_info:= SYSTIMESTAMP;
end if;
if deleting then
operator:='delete';
user_info:= user;
D_T_info:= SYSTIMESTAMP;
end if;
insert into security values(:old.Roll_No, :old.Name, :old.Fees, operator, user_info,D_T_info);
end
Output:

update student00 set Name='Sandeep' where Roll_No='111'insert into

student00 values('118', 'Diljit', '10000')
delete from student00 where Roll_No='112'select *
from security

Output:

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Before Trigger:
create table students1234(name varchar2(20),roll_no varchar2(9) not null primarykey,balance
varchar2(10));
insert into students1234 values('Sabhyata ','1207932','156');insert into
students1234 values('Aditya','1207934','250'); insert into students1234
values('Tafseer','1207931','195'); select * from students1234;

Output:

create or replace trigger tri1234 before insert or update or delete on students1234 for eachrow
begin
if :new.balance<=0 then
raise_application_error(-20003,'salary can not be less than zero'); end if;end;

Output:

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insert into students1234 values('Divanshi','1207933','256');

Output:

select * from students1234;

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PRACTICAL - 9

Aim: Create a view to display details of employees working on morethan one project.
Table Creation:

select * from employee000

select * from project001

Command:

create view V002 as select employee000.Name, project001.Project_Name from employee000 inner

join project001 on employee000.E_ID = project001.E_ID where project001.E_ID in ( select E_ID from
project001 group by E_ID having Count(E_ID)>1)

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Output:

select * from MultiProj

Output:

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PRACTICAL - 10

Aim: Create a view to display details of employees not working on any project.
Commands:
select * from employee000

select * from project001

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Command:

create view NoProject as select employee000.E_ID, employee000.Name from employee000 left join
project001 on employee000.E_ID = project001.E_ID where project001.E_ID is null order by
employee000.E_ID
Output:

Command:
select * from NoProj

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