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    Module 1 - Lab Exercise On JDBC: Name Year Subject

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    This document outlines 3 lab exercises for an Advanced Java Programming module involving working with databases using JDBC. The first exercise involves developing a program to interact with a "Nobel Prize" database table to insert, retrieve, and delete records. The second exercise involves building an application with a menu to add, modify, delete, and display employee records from a database table. The third exercise involves developing a program to interact with a "Books" database table to insert, retrieve, and execute stored procedures.

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    This document outlines 3 lab exercises for an Advanced Java Programming module involving working with databases using JDBC. The first exercise involves developing a program to interact with a "Nobel Prize" database table to insert, retrieve, and delete records. The second exercise involves building an application with a menu to add, modify, delete, and display employee records from a database table. The third exercise involves developing a program to interact with a "Books" database table to insert, retrieve, and execute stored procedures.

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    This document outlines 3 lab exercises for an Advanced Java Programming module involving working with databases using JDBC. The first exercise involves developing a program to interact with a "Nobel Prize" database table to insert, retrieve, and delete records. The second exercise involves building an application with a menu to add, modify, delete, and display employee records from a database table. The third exercise involves developing a program to interact with a "Books" database table to insert, retrieve, and execute stored procedures.

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    18PE04/18FE04/18SE04 – Advanced Java Programming

    Module 1 - Lab Exercise on JDBC

    1. Consider the following “Nobel Prize” database table:


    Name Year Subject

    Rabindranath Tagore 1913 Literature


    C. V. Raman 1930 Physics
    Mother Teresa 1979 Peace
    Amartya Sen 1998 Economic studies
    Kailash Satyarthi 2014 Peace
    Develop a Java program to connect with database and retrieve following details:
    • Write a Java code to insert records by reading input from user.
    • Display all the details which are stored in Nobel Prize table.
    • Display the details of the Nobel Prize winners who got for the subject Peace.
    • Delete the NobelPrize winners who got NobelPrize before 1930.

    2. Given the following table containing information about employees of an organization,


    develop a small java application, using JDBC, which displays a menu for the user consisting
    of following options: (Use Prepared Statement for Executing Queries)
    1. Add Record
    2. Modify Record
    3. Delete Record
    4. Display one Record
    5. Display All
    6. Exit
    Use Scanner class to accept input from the user.
    Employee_table

    Add Record :
    When the user input is 1, the user should be asked to enter the following details one by
    one (again using Scanner).
    Employee ID
    Employee’s First Name
    Employee’s last Name
    Join Date
    Department
    18PE04/18FE04/18SE04 – Advanced Java Programming

    Designation
    Basic Salary
    The data entered by the user should be stored in database table
    Modify Record:
    If the user selects option 2, Modify Record, the user should be asked to enter the
    employee no. whose data he needs to modify. When the user enters the employee no.,
    the application should display the employee’s details like employee no., designation,
    department and basic salary. If the employee no. is not present, it should display
    appropriate error message. The user should be able to change only the Designation and
    Basic Salary.
    Delete Record:
    When the user selects option 3, Delete Record, the application should ask him to enter
    the employee no. and if the employee no. does not exist, it should display appropriate
    error message. If the employee no. exists, the record should be deleted.
    Display One Record
    When the user selects option 4, Display One Record, the application should ask him to
    enter the employee no. and if the employee no. does not exist, it should display
    appropriate error message. If the employee no. exists, it should display all the details of
    this employee.
    Display all Records
    When the user selects option 5, Display all Records, the application should display all the
    records.
    Exit
    When the user wants to stop using this application, he will select option 6 and he should
    be allowed to exit from this system. It should display a message on the system “Thank you
    for using this application”

    3. Consider the following “Book” table:


    Title Author Publication Price in Rs.

    Java: The complete reference Herbert Schildt Prentice Hall 659.00


    C Programming in Linux David Haskins John Wiley & Sons 788.00
    HeadFirst java script Nickel Morison O’ Reilly 500.00
    Develop a Java program to connect with database and retrieve following details:
    1) Add a new book ‘HTML, CSS & JavaScript’ by Laura Lemay, Prentice Hall, Rs.
    250.00 using Prepared Statement.
    2) Display all the details which are stored in Books table.
    3) Create a Procedure to increase the price of books by Rs.200.
    4) Create a Procedure to add new record into table.
    5) Execute procedures using Callable Statement.

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