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    Prepared By: Rahul Patel Lecturer in Computer Department (BSPP)

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    The document describes creating and populating tables in an Oracle database. It includes creating three tables - Client_master, Product_master, and Salesman_master - to store client, product, and salesman information. Data is then inserted into each table and the contents of each table are retrieved. The structure of each table is also displayed.

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    The document describes creating and populating tables in an Oracle database. It includes creating three tables - Client_master, Product_master, and Salesman_master - to store client, product, and salesman information. Data is then inserted into each table and the contents of each table are retrieved. The structure of each table is also displayed.

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    The document describes creating and populating tables in an Oracle database. It includes creating three tables - Client_master, Product_master, and Salesman_master - to store client, product, and salesman information. Data is then inserted into each table and the contents of each table are retrieved. The structure of each table is also displayed.

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    DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM PRACTICAL 2 AIM: - Create a table. 1. Create the tables described below:(A).

    . Table Name : Client_master COLUMN NAME Client_no Name City Pincode State DATA TYPE Varchar2 Varchar2 Varchar2 Number Varchar2 SIZE 6 20 15 8 15

    Description :Used to store information about clients. Query:SQL> create table client_master(client_no varchar2(6),name varchar2(20),city varchar2(15),pincode number(8),state varchar2(15)); Output:- Table created. (B). Table Name : Product_master COLUMN NAME Product_no Description Quantity Sell_price Cost_price DATA TYPE Varchar2 Varchar2 Number Number Number SIZE 6 20 8 8,2 8,2

    Description :Used to store information about products. Query:SQL> create table product_master(product_no varchar2(6),Description varchar2(20),Quantity number(8),Sell_price number(8,2),Cost_price number(8,2)); Output:- Table created.

    PREPARED BY: RAHUL PATEL LECTURER IN COMPUTER DEPARTMENT (BSPP)

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    DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (C). Table Name : Salesman_master COLUMN NAME Salesman_no Salesman_name City Pincode State Salary Remarks DATA TYPE Varchar2 Varchar2 Varchar2 Number Varchar2 Number Varchar2 SIZE 6 20 20 8 20 8 20

    Description :Used to store information about salesman. Query:SQL> create table salesman_master(Salesman_no varchar2(6),Salesman_name varchar(20),City varchar2(20),Pincode number(8),State varchar2(20),salary number(8),remarks varchar2(20)); Output :-Table created. 2. Insert the following data into their respective tables:(A). Data for Client_master. Client_no C00001 C00002 C00003 Name Ivan bayross Vandana Pramala City Bombay Madras Bombay Pincode 4000054 7800001 4000057 State Maharashtra Tamil nadu Maharashtra

    Query:SQL> insert into client_master values('C00001','Ivanbayross','Bombay',4000054,'Maharashtra'); Output :- 1 row created. SQL> insert into client_master values('C00002','Vandana',' Madras', 7800001,'Tamil nadu'); Output :- 1 row created. SQL> insert into client_master values(' C00003','Pramala',' Bombay ', 4000057, Maharashtra'); Output :- 1 row created.
    PREPARED BY: RAHUL PATEL LECTURER IN COMPUTER DEPARTMENT (BSPP)

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    DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (B). Data for Product_master. Product_no P00001 P00002 P00003 Description 1.44 floppies Monitor Mouse Quantity 100 10 20 Sell_price 525 12000 1050 Cost_price 500 11280 1000

    Query:SQL> insert into product_master values('P00001', 1.44 floppies ',100,525,500); Output :- 1 row created. SQL> insert into product_master values(' P00002', Monitor ',10,12000,11280); Output :- 1 row created. SQL> insert into product_master values('P00003', Mouse',20,1050,1000); Output :- 1 row created. (C). Data for Salesman_master. Salesman_no S00001 S00002 S00003 Salesman_name Kiran Manish Ravi City Bombay Bombay Bombay Pincode 400002 400001 400003 State Maharashtra Maharashtra Maharashtra Salary 35000 5000 4000 Remarks Good Good Average

    Query:SQL> insert into salesman_master values ('S00001','kiran','bombay',400002,'maharashtra',35000,'good'); Output: - 1 row created. SQL> insert into salesman_master values ('S00002','manish','bombay',400001,'maharashtra',5000,'good'); Output: - 1 row created. SQL> insert into salesman_master values ('S00003,'ravi','bombay',400003,'maharashtra',4000,'average); Output: - 1 row created.

    PREPARED BY: RAHUL PATEL LECTURER IN COMPUTER DEPARTMENT (BSPP)

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    DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 3. Retrieve entire contains of client_master. (A). Query:SQL> select * from client_master; Output: Client_no C00001 C00002 C00003 (B). Query:SQL> select * from product_master; Output: Product_no P00001 P00002 P00003 (C). Query:SQL> select * from salesman_master; Output: Salesman_no S00001 S00002 S00003 Salesman_name Kiran Manish Ravi City Bombay Bombay Bombay Pincode 400002 400001 400003 State Maharashtra Maharashtra Maharashtra Salary 35000 5000 4000 Remarks Good Good Average Description 1.44 floppies Monitor Mouse Quantity 100 10 20 Sell_price 525 12000 1050 Cost_price 500 11280 1000 Name Ivan bayross Vandana Pramala City Bombay Madras Bombay Pincode 4000054 7800001 4000057 State Maharashtra Tamil nadu Maharashtra

    PREPARED BY: RAHUL PATEL LECTURER IN COMPUTER DEPARTMENT (BSPP)

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    DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

    4. Display the structure of client_master, product_master, salesman_master. (A). Query :SQL> describe client_master; Output :name null? type ----------------------------------------- -------- ---------------------------client_no varchar2(6) name varchar2(20) city varchar2(15) pincode number(8) state varchar2(15) (B). Query :SQL> describe product_master; Output :name null? type ----------------------------------------- -------- ---------------------------product_no varchar2(6) description varchar2(20) quantity number(8) sell_price number(8,2) cost_price number(8,2) (C). Query :SQL> describe salesman_master; Output :name null? type ----------------------------------------- -------- ---------------------------salesman_no varchar2(6) salesman_name varchar2(20) city varchar2(20) pincode number(8) state varchar2(20) salary number(8)
    PREPARED BY: RAHUL PATEL LECTURER IN COMPUTER DEPARTMENT (BSPP)

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    DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM remarks varchar2(20)

    PREPARED BY: RAHUL PATEL LECTURER IN COMPUTER DEPARTMENT (BSPP)

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    DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 5. Display list of all tables. Query :SQL> Select * from tab; Output :tname tabtype clusterid ------------------------------ ---------- ------------client_master table product_master table salesman_master table

    PREPARED BY: RAHUL PATEL LECTURER IN COMPUTER DEPARTMENT (BSPP)

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