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    EXPERIMENT NO -1

    Implement DDL Commmand


    DDL:-It’s is used to create database or its object (like-
    table,index,function,View,store,procedure and trigger)

    1.CREATE COMMAND –
    CREATE TABLE STUDENTS (Stud_Id number(10), Stud_Name
    varchar(20),Stud_Age,number(5),Stud_College varchar(20));
    DESC STUDENTS;

    2.ALTER COMMAND –
    ALTER TABLE STUDENTS ADD (City varchar(20));
    DESC STUDENTS;
    3.DROP COMMAND – It’s drop the table that me not show the table
    EX :- DROP STUDENTS

    NAME – SACHIN
    ROLL NO. – 0173CS171029
    EXPERIMENT NO -2
    Implement DML Commmand
    1.INSERT COMMAND –
    INSERT INTO STUDENTS VALUES (101,’SACHIN’,19,’BIRT’,’BHOPAL’);
    INSERT INTO STUDENTS VALUES (102,'NILESH',20,'BIRT','GUNA');
    INSERT INTO STUDENTS VALUES (103,'MOHAN',18,'BIRTS','VIDISHA');
    INSERT INTO STUDENTS VALUES (104,'NAYAN',21,'BIST','ITARSI');

    2.UPADTE –
    UPDATE STUDENTS SET Stud_AGE=23,City='MUMBAI' WHERE
    Stud_Name='NILESH';
    SELECT * FROM STUDENTS;

    NAME – SACHIN
    ROLL NO . -0173CS171029
    EXPERIMENT NO -3
    Implement DQL Commmand
    DQL – DQL statement are used for performing queries on the data within
    schema object.the purpose of DQL command is get some schema reletion based
    on the query passed to it.

    SELECT COMMAND –
    SELECT STUD_ID ,STUD_NAME,STUD_AGE FROM STUDENTS;

    NAME – SACHIN
    ROLL NO. – 0173CS171029
    EXPERIMENT NO -4
    CREATE A DATA BASE AND SPECIFY PRIMARY KEY AND FOREIGN KEY
    CREATE TABLE STUDENTS (Stud_Id number(10), Stud_Name
    varchar(20),Stud_Age number(5),Stud_College varchar(20));
    DESC STUDENTS

    CREATE TABLE Branches (Branch_Id number(10) primary key,Branch_Name


    varchar(20),Stud_Id number(10) refernces key STUDENTS);
    DESC Branchs;

    NAME – SACHIN
    ROLL NO. – 0173CS171029
    THIS TABLE HELP TO PERFORMING THE NEXT EXPERIMENT
    CREATE TABLE Employee (name varchar(10) primary key(name), salary
    number,age integer(10),Sex varchar(10));
    INSERT INTO Employee VALUES ('Peter, 5000,12,'male');
    INSERT INTO Employee VALUES ('John, 4000,21, ‘other’);
    INSERT INTO Employee VALUES ('Sachin', 300000,20,’male’);
    INSERT INTO Employee VALUES ('Yoyo', 40000,23,’male’);
    INSERT INTO Employee VALUES ('Rehan', 1700,15,’male’);
    INSERT INTO Employee VALUES ('Jackob', 7000,23,’male’);
    INSERT INTO Employee VALUES ('Jacky', 17000,17,’male’);
    INSERT INTO Employee VALUES ('Harmaini',34000,30,'female');
    INSERT INTO Employee VALUES ('Charli', 4500,25,'male');

    NAME – SACHIN
    ROLL NO. – 0173CS171029
    EXPERIMENT NO -6
    IMPLEMENT AGGREGATE FUNCTIONS
    1.SUM –
    SELECT SUM(SALARY) AS PAYMENTS FROM EMPLOYEE;

    2.MAX –
    SELECT MAX(SALARY) AS PAYMENTS FROM EMPLOYEE;

    3.MIN –
    SELECT MIN(SALARY) AS PAYMENTS FROM EMPLOYEE;

    4.AVERAGE –
    SELECT AVG(SALARY) AS PAYMENTS FROM EMPLOYEE;

    5.COUNT-
    SELECT COUNT(*) FROM EMPLOYEE;

    NAME – SACHIN
    ROLL NO. -0713CS171029

    EXPERIMENT NO -6
    IMPLEMENTS ORDER BY ,BETWEEN,LIKE,GROUP BY ,HAVING
    COMMAND.
    1.ORDER BY –
    SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE ORDER BY SALARY DESC ;

    2.LIKE –
    SELECT NAME FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE NAME LIKE ‘%a’ ;

    3.GROUP BY –
    SELECT NAME FROM EMPLOYEE GROUP BY NAME;

    4.HAVING –
    SELECT NAME , AVG(SALARY) FROM EMPLOYEE GROUP BY NAME HAVING
    AVG(SALARY)>3000;

    NAME – SACHIN
    ROLL NO. – 0173CS171029
    EXPERIMENT NO -7
    WRITE A QUERY TO DISPLAY ALTERNATE ROWS (ODD & EVEN)
    1.ODD –
    SELECT * FROM (SELECT name, salary, ROWNUM RN FROM Employee ORDER
    BY name) WHERE MOD(RN, 2) <> 0 ;

    2. SELECT * FROM (SELECT name, salary, ROWNUM RN FROM Employee ORDER


    BY name) WHERE MOD(RN, 2) = 0 ;

    NAME – SACHIN
    ROLL NO. - 0173171029

    EXPERIMENT NO -8
    WRITE A QUERY TO UPDATE MULTIPLE RECORDS USING UPDATE
    UPDATE Employee SET age= 26, sex = 'male', salary= 42000 WHERE
    name = ‘John';
    SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE;

    UPDATE Employee SET salary= salary+50 ;


    SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE;

    NAME -SACHIN
    ROLL NO. – 0173CS171029
    EXPERIMENT NO -9
    WRITE A QUERY TO SELECT 3RD HIGHEST AND 3RD LOWEST SALARY
    1. 3RD LOWEST SALARY -
    SELECT name, salary FROM Employee e1 WHERE 3-1 = (SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT
    salary) FROM Employee e2 WHERE e2.salary < e1.salary)

    2. 3RD HIGHEST SALARY –


    SELECT name, salary FROM Employee e1 WHERE 3-1 = (SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT
    salary) FROM Employee e2 WHERE e2.salary > e1.salary)

    NAME – SACHIN
    ROLL NO. – 0173CS171029
    EXPERIMENT NO -10
    WRITE A QUERY TO DISPLAY THE NAME WHICH START WITH
    ALPHABATES G/g
    SELECT NAME ,SEX FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE NAME LIKE '%G%';

    SELECT NAME ,SEX FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE NAME LIKE '%g%';

    SELECT NAME FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE NAME LIKE '%J%';

    SELECT NAME FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE NAME LIKE '%j%';

    NAME – SACHIN
    ROLL NO. -0173CS171029

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