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    Dbms Lab Lab Assignments: Week 5

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    The document discusses creating tables with constraints in an Oracle database for four lab assignments: 1. Create a MYEMP1 table with constraints including NOT NULL, UNIQUE, PRIMARY KEY, CHECK. Add a bonus column and CHECK constraint. 2. Create Depart and Employ tables. Add PRIMARY KEY, FOREIGN KEY, CHECK constraints. Ensure referential integrity and NOT NULL constraints. 3. Create Departments and Locations tables. Add PRIMARY KEY, UNIQUE, FOREIGN KEY constraints. Add CHECK constraint for department name. 4. Create Employees table. Add PRIMARY KEY, FOREIGN KEY constraints. Ensure one department is 'BCA'.

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    The document discusses creating tables with constraints in an Oracle database for four lab assignments: 1. Create a MYEMP1 table with constraints including NOT NULL, UNIQUE, PRIMARY KEY, CHECK. Add a bonus column and CHECK constraint. 2. Create Depart and Employ tables. Add PRIMARY KEY, FOREIGN KEY, CHECK constraints. Ensure referential integrity and NOT NULL constraints. 3. Create Departments and Locations tables. Add PRIMARY KEY, UNIQUE, FOREIGN KEY constraints. Add CHECK constraint for department name. 4. Create Employees table. Add PRIMARY KEY, FOREIGN KEY constraints. Ensure one department is 'BCA'.

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    The document discusses creating tables with constraints in an Oracle database for four lab assignments: 1. Create a MYEMP1 table with constraints including NOT NULL, UNIQUE, PRIMARY KEY, CHECK. Add a bonus column and CHECK constraint. 2. Create Depart and Employ tables. Add PRIMARY KEY, FOREIGN KEY, CHECK constraints. Ensure referential integrity and NOT NULL constraints. 3. Create Departments and Locations tables. Add PRIMARY KEY, UNIQUE, FOREIGN KEY constraints. Add CHECK constraint for department name. 4. Create Employees table. Add PRIMARY KEY, FOREIGN KEY constraints. Ensure one department is 'BCA'.

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    DBMS Lab

    Lab Assignments
    Week 5

    ► Defining constraints + NOT NULL constraint + UNIQUE constraint +


    PRIMARY KEY constraint + FOREIGN KEY constraint + CHECK constraint

    1. Create the table MYEMP1 (with the following structure) in Oracle RDBMS.
    Column ENO ENAME PAN JOB MGR SAL DNO
    Name
    Data Type Numeric Alphanumeric Alphanumeric Alphanumeric Numeric Numeric Numeric
    Maximum 4 20 10 4 5 2
    Width
    Nullity No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
    Primary Yes - - - - - -
    Key
    Check No No No No No Yes No
    Unique - - Yes - - - -

    a) Add bonus Column to myemp1 table. Take bonus as of type number with size 10.
    b) Alter table to add check constraint. Example: Add check constraint with name
    bonus_ck to check bonus given to every employee should not exceed salary.

    2. a) Create a table Depart with the columns dept_id, dept_name, location_name where
    dept_id is primary key.
    b) Create another table Employ with the columns empid, name, salary, address,
    hire_date, department_no where empid is primary key.

     Make a referential integrity between department_no and dept_id. Also make sure that
    salary must contain some values in all rows and each department’s name is different.
     Give appropriate names to all the constraints being imposed on both the tables. Insert
    at least 3 rows in departments table. Insert at least 5 rows in the employees table with
    different department names.

    3. a) Create a table Departments with the columns dept_id, dept_name, loc_name where
    dept_id is primary key.
    b) Create other table locations with the columns location_id, location_name, area where
    location_id is primary key.

     Ensure that location_name acts as another candidate key of the locations table. Make
    a referential integrity between loc_name of departments table and location_name of
    locations table.
     Ensure that dept_name should starts with ‘C’
     Give appropriate names to all the constraints being imposed on the tables. Insert at
    least three rows in both the tables.
    4. a) Create a table Employees with the columns empid, name, salary, address, hire_date,
    mgr_no,dept_name where empid is primary key.

     Make a referential integrity between emp_id and mgr_no.


     Give appropriate names to all the constraints being imposed on the tables. Insert at
    least 10 rows in the employees table with different department names (Make one
    department name BCA).

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