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    The document shows SQL commands being used to create three tables with different structures, insert data into them, alter one table, update and delete rows, and finally drop one of the tables. The commands demonstrate basic CRUD operations and how SQL can be used to manage data in tables. Errors that occur from invalid operations like inserting incorrect data types are also displayed.

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    The document shows SQL commands being used to create three tables with different structures, insert data into them, alter one table, update and delete rows, and finally drop one of the tables. The commands demonstrate basic CRUD operations and how SQL can be used to manage data in tables. Errors that occur from invalid operations like inserting incorrect data types are also displayed.

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    The document shows SQL commands being used to create three tables with different structures, insert data into them, alter one table, update and delete rows, and finally drop one of the tables. The commands demonstrate basic CRUD operations and how SQL can be used to manage data in tables. Errors that occur from invalid operations like inserting incorrect data types are also displayed.

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    create table

    table_name(attribute1
    datatype1, attribute2
    datatype2)

    insert into table_name


    values(value1,value2);
    SQL*Plus: Release
    11.2.0.2.0 Production on
    Thu Feb 9 09:10:20 2023

    Copyright (c) 1982, 2014,


    Oracle. All rights reserved.

    SQL> connect
    Enter user-name: sys as
    sysdba
    Enter password:
    Connected.
    SQL> create table
    stud1(name char,age int);

    Table created.

    SQL> insert into stud1


    values('aaa',18);
    insert into stud1
    values('aaa',18)
    *
    ERROR at line 1:
    ORA-12899: value too large
    for column
    "SYS"."STUD1"."NAME"
    (actual: 3, maximum:
    1)

    SQL> insert into stud1


    values('a',18);
    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into stud1


    values('b',19);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into stud1


    values('c',20);
    1 row created.

    SQL> select age from stud1;

    AGE
    ----------
    18
    19
    20
    SQL> select name from
    stud1;

    N
    -
    a
    b
    c
    SQL> select *from stud1;

    N AGE
    - ----------
    a 18
    b 19
    c 20
    SQL> create table
    stud2(name varchar(8),age
    int);

    Table created.

    SQL> insert into stud2


    values('aaa',18);

    1 row created.
    SQL> insert into stud2
    values('bbb',19);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into stud2


    values('ccc',20);

    1 row created.
    SQL> select *from stud2;

    NAME AGE
    -------- ----------
    aaa 18
    bbb 19
    ccc 20
    SQL> create table
    stud3(name varchar(8),age
    number(4));

    Table created.

    SQL> insert into stud3


    values('ccc',20);

    1 row created.
    SQL> select *from stud3;

    NAME AGE
    -------- ----------
    ccc 20

    SQL> select *from stud1;

    N AGE
    - ----------
    a 18
    b 19
    c 20

    SQL> select *from stud2;

    NAME AGE
    -------- ----------
    aaa 18
    bbb 19
    ccc 20

    SQL> alter table stud2


    add(roll int);

    Table altered.

    SQL> select *from stud2;


    NAME AGE
    ROLL
    -------- ---------- ----------
    aaa 18
    bbb 19
    ccc 20

    SQL> update stud2 set


    roll=1 where age=18;
    1 row updated.

    SQL> select *from stud2;

    NAME AGE
    ROLL
    -------- ---------- ----------
    aaa 18 1
    bbb 19
    ccc 20
    SQL> insert into stud2
    values('ddd',20);
    insert into stud2
    values('ddd',20)
    *
    ERROR at line 1:
    ORA-00947: not enough
    values
    SQL> insert into stud2
    values('ddd',20,null);

    1 row created.

    SQL> select *from stud2;

    NAME AGE
    ROLL
    -------- ---------- ----------
    aaa 18 1
    bbb 19
    ccc 20
    ddd 20

    SQL> update stud2 set


    roll=3 where age=20;

    2 rows updated.
    SQL> select *from stud2;

    NAME AGE
    ROLL
    -------- ---------- ----------
    aaa 18 1
    bbb 19
    ccc 20 3
    ddd 20 3
    SQL> update stud2 set
    roll=2 where age=19;

    1 row updated.

    SQL> select *from stud2;

    NAME AGE
    ROLL
    -------- ---------- ----------
    aaa 18 1
    bbb 19 2
    ccc 20 3
    ddd 20 3

    SQL> delete from stud2


    where age=18;

    1 row deleted.
    SQL> select *from stud2;

    NAME AGE
    ROLL
    -------- ---------- ----------
    bbb 19 2
    ccc 20 3
    ddd 20 3

    SQL> truncate table stud2;


    Table truncated.

    SQL> select *from stud2;

    no rows selected

    SQL> insert into stud2


    values('ddd',20,null);
    1 row created.

    SQL> select *from stud2;

    NAME AGE
    ROLL
    -------- ---------- ----------
    ddd 20

    SQL> drop table stud2;


    Table dropped.

    SQL> select *from stud2;


    select *from stud2
    *
    ERROR at line 1:
    ORA-00942: table or view
    does not exist
    SQL>

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