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Database Lab Project

The document describes a database project for a library management system. It includes tables for users, books, students, book availability status, and book loans. Code is provided to create the tables, insert sample data, and write queries to retrieve information from the tables such as book details, student details, and current loans. An entity relationship diagram is also mentioned.

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Database Lab Project

The document describes a database project for a library management system. It includes tables for users, books, students, book availability status, and book loans. Code is provided to create the tables, insert sample data, and write queries to retrieve information from the tables such as book details, student details, and current loans. An entity relationship diagram is also mentioned.

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Kh.Ibraheem Faheem
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Group Project

Group Members

 Kh.Ibraheem -063
 Abdul Kareem -143
 Haris Mehmood -005

Section

Yellow (C)

Subject

Database

Submitted to

Miss. Iqra
Source Code
CREATE DATABASE my_library;

USE my_library;

CREATE TABLE user_id

user_name varchar(20),

pasword char(20)

);

CREATE TABLE book

book_id int not null primary key,

book_name varchar(20),

book_author varchar(20)

);

CREATE TABLE students

student_name varchar(20),

student_roll_number int not null primary key,

batch int,

department varchar(20),

semester char(10)

);
CREATE TABLE bookstatus --//Books availability

book_id int not null,

status_of_book varchar(11),

FOREIGN KEY (book_id) REFERENCES book(book_id)

);

CREATE TABLE record --//Books belonging to students

book_id int not null,

student_roll_number int not null,

FOREIGN KEY (book_id) REFERENCES book(book_id),

FOREIGN KEY (student_roll_number) REFERENCES students(student_roll_number)

);

INSERT INTO user_id(user_name, assword)

VALUES(‘Ibraheem’, ‘Saturday2020’),

(‘Abdul Kareem’, ‘database’),

(‘Haris Mehmood’, ‘day123’);

INSERT INTO book(book_id, book_name, book_author)

VALUES(1, ‘Database Systems’, ‘George Newman’),

(2, ‘Algorithms’, ‘Kevin Hart’),

(3, ‘Thoery Of Automata’, ‘John Conor’),

(4,’Chemistry’, ‘WD Bush’),

(5,’Physics’,’Charlie Hunman’);
ALTER TABLE book ADD book_count INT;

UPDATE book SET book_count= 10 WHERE book_id=1;

UPDATE book SET book_count= 10 WHERE book_id=2;

UPDATE book SET book_count= 10 WHERE book_id=3;

UPDATE book SET book_count= 10 WHERE book_id=4;

UPDATE book SET book_count= 10 WHERE book_id=5;

UPDATE book SET book_count= 12 WHERE book_id=5;

INSERT INTO students(student_name, student_roll_number, batch, department, semester)

VALUES (‘Aysha’, 20, 18, ‘Chemistry’, ‘1st’),

(‘Shoaib’, 29, 14, ‘Physics’, ‘3rd’),

(‘Hamza’, 78, 16, ‘IT’, ‘4th’),

(‘Saad’, 69, 18, ‘IT’, ‘6th’),

(‘Ali’,63, 17, ‘CS’, ‘2nd’);

INSERT INTO bookstatus(book_id, status_of_book)

VALUES(1, ‘Available’),

(2, ‘Available’),

(3, ‘Not Avail’),

(4, ‘Available’),

(5,’Not Avail’);

INSERT INTO record(book_id, student_roll_number)

VALUES(1, 20),

(1, 29),
(1, 63),

(1, 69),

(1, 78),

(2, 78),

(2, 29),

(2, 63),

(2, 20),

(2, 69),

(2, 78),

(3, 20),

(3, 29),

(3, 63),

(3, 69),

(3, 78),

(4, 20),

(4, 29),

(4, 63),

(4, 69),

(4, 78),

(5, 20),

(5, 29),

(5, 63),

(5, 69),

(5, 78);

delete record;
--//Tells user’s access

SELECT *FROM user_id;

--//Tells us about books id, name, author, num of books

SELECT *FROM book;

--//Tells us about students name, roll no., batch, department, semester

SELECT *FROM students;

--//Tells us about books availability

SELECT *FROM bookstatus;

--//Tells us about books given to students

SELECT *FROM record;

--//Shows students name in alphabetical order

SELECT *FROM students

ORDER BY student_name;

--//Shows students name with roll no. >50 using group by & having

SELECT COUNT(student_roll_number), student_name

FROM students

GROUP BY student_name

HAVING SUM(student_roll_number)>50;
--//Shows students with roll no. <50

SELECT COUNT(student_roll_number), student_name

FROM students

GROUP BY student_name

HAVING SUM(student_roll_number)<50;

--//Shows sum of all books using SUM

SELECT SUM(book_count)

FROM book;

--//Shows least books in library using MIN

SELECT MIN(book_count)

FROM book;

--//Shows most book in library using MAX

SELECT MAX(book_count)

FROM book;

--//Shows num of total students

SELECT COUNT(student_roll_number)

FROM students;

--//Shows books name and their totals using Group by

SELECT book_name, SUM(book_count)

FROM book Group By book_name;


--//Tells us books name and to student roll no. they belong to using CROSS JOIN

SELECT book_name, student_roll_number FROM book CROSS JOIN students;

--//Tells us book name and if they are available USING CROSS JOIN

SELECT book_name, status_of_book FROM book CROSS JOIN bookstatus;

Entity Relationship Diagram

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