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    The document describes experiments involving SQL commands to create tables, insert data, update data, and create triggers. In EXP 11, a table is created to store customer account information. Data is inserted for 3 customers and selected to view all records. A PL/SQL block is used to check if a given account number exists and print the associated balance. In EXP 12, an employees table is created and populated. A cursor is used in a PL/SQL block to update salaries for employees in the 'research' department and print the names and salaries. In EXP 13, a clg table is created and data inserted. A cursor is used to copy records from clg to a new clg1 table

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    The document describes experiments involving SQL commands to create tables, insert data, update data, and create triggers. In EXP 11, a table is created to store customer account information. Data is inserted for 3 customers and selected to view all records. A PL/SQL block is used to check if a given account number exists and print the associated balance. In EXP 12, an employees table is created and populated. A cursor is used in a PL/SQL block to update salaries for employees in the 'research' department and print the names and salaries. In EXP 13, a clg table is created and data inserted. A cursor is used to copy records from clg to a new clg1 table

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    The document describes experiments involving SQL commands to create tables, insert data, update data, and create triggers. In EXP 11, a table is created to store customer account information. Data is inserted for 3 customers and selected to view all records. A PL/SQL block is used to check if a given account number exists and print the associated balance. In EXP 12, an employees table is created and populated. A cursor is used in a PL/SQL block to update salaries for employees in the 'research' department and print the names and salaries. In EXP 13, a clg table is created and data inserted. A cursor is used to copy records from clg to a new clg1 table

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    EXP 11,12,13

    EXP 11:
    create table cust(accountno number(9),name char(10),balance number(6));

    Table created.

    SQL> insert into cust values(&accountno,'&name',&balance);


    Enter value for accountno: 39507848
    Enter value for name: sandeep
    Enter value for balance: 3000
    old 1: insert into cust values(&acountno,'&name',&balance)
    new 1: insert into cust values(39507848,'sandeep',3000)

    1 row created.

    SQL> /
    Enter value for accountno: 39509443
    Enter value for name: sita
    Enter value for balance: 5000
    old 1: insert into cust values(&acountno,'&name',&balance)
    new 1: insert into cust values(39509443,'sita',5000)

    1 row created.

    SQL> /
    Enter value for accountno: 39509556
    Enter value for name: sharath
    Enter value for balance: 10000
    old 1: insert into cust values(&acountno,'&name',&balance)
    new 1: insert into cust values(39509556,'sharath',10000)

    1 row created.

    SQL> select * from cust;

    ACCOUNTNO NAME BALANCE


    ---------- ---------- ----------
    39507848 sandeep 3000
    39509443 sita 5000
    39509556 sharath 10000

    SQL> set serveroutput on;


    SQL> declare
    accno cust.accountno%type:=&accountno;
    bal cust.balance%type;
    begin
    select balance into bal from cust where accountno=accno;
    if sql% notfound then
    dbms_output.put_line('no record found');
    else
    dbms_output.put_line('record found');
    dbms_output.put_line(accno||'has balance of'||bal||'balance');
    end if;
    end;
    /
    Enter value for accountno: 39507848
    old 2: accno cust.accountno%type:=&accountno;
    new 2: accno cust.accountno%type:=39507848;
    record found
    39507848has balance of3000balance

    PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.


    SQL> /
    Enter value for accountno: 39509943
    old 2: accno cust.accountno%type:=&accountno;
    new 2: accno cust.accountno%type:= 39509943;
    record found
    39509943has balance of5000balance

    PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.


    EXP 12:
    SQL>create table employees(sid varchar(3),ename varchar(10),depts char(15),salary
    number(8));

    Table created.

    SQL> insert into employees values('&sid','&ename','&depts',&salary);


    Enter value for sid: 220
    Enter value for ename: sam
    Enter value for depts: research
    Enter value for salary: 10000
    old 1: insert into employees values('&sid','&ename','&depts',&salary)
    new 1: insert into employees values('220','sam','research',10000)

    1 row created.

    SQL> /
    Enter value for sid: 320
    Enter value for ename: smith
    Enter value for depts: research
    Enter value for salary: 20000
    old 1: insert into employees values('&sid','&ename','&depts',&salary)
    new 1: insert into employees values('320','smith','research',20000)

    1 row created.
    SQL> /
    Enter value for sid: 420
    Enter value for ename: james
    Enter value for depts: it
    Enter value for salary: 30000
    old 1: insert into employees values('&sid','&ename','&depts',&salary)
    new 1: insert into employees values('420','james','it',30000)

    1 row created.

    SQL> select * from employees;

    SID ENAME DEPTS SALARY


    --- ---------- --------------- ----------
    220 sam research 10000
    320 smith research 20000
    420 james it 30000

    SQL> set serveroutput on;


    declare
    name employees.ename%type;
    sa employees.salary%type;
    dept employees.depts%type;
    cursor c1 is select ename,salary from employees where depts='research';
    begin
    open c1;
    update employees set salary=salary+((salary)*1.5) where depts='research';
    loop
    fetch c1 into name,sa;
    exit when c1 % notfound;
    dbms_output.put_line(name||'having sal'||sa);
    end loop;
    close c1;
    end;
    /
    samhaving sal10000
    smithhaving sal20000

    EXP 13:
    SQL> create table clg(id number(2),dept char(5),course char(10));

    Table created.

    SQL> insert into clg values(&id,'&dept','&course');


    Enter value for id: 11
    Enter value for dept: it
    Enter value for course: btech
    old 1: insert into clg values(&id,'&dept','&course')
    new 1: insert into clg values(11,'it','btech')

    1 row created.

    SQL> /
    Enter value for id: 12
    Enter value for dept: cse
    Enter value for course: pg
    old 1: insert into clg values(&id,'&dept','&course')
    new 1: insert into clg values(12,'cse','pg')

    1 row created.

    SQL> /
    Enter value for id: 13
    Enter value for dept: mech
    Enter value for course: ug
    old 1: insert into clg values(&id,'&dept','&course')
    new 1: insert into clg values(13,'mech','ug')

    1 row created.

    SQL> select * from clg;

    ID DEPT COURSE
    ---------- ----- ----------
    11 it btech
    12 cse pg
    13 mech ug
    SQL> create table clg1(id number(2),course char(10));

    Table created.

    set serveroutput on;


    declare
    id clg.id%type;
    co clg.course%type;
    cursor c2 is select id,course from clg;
    begin
    open c2;
    loop
    exit when c2 % notfound;
    fetch c2 into id,co;
    insert into clg1 values(id,co);
    end loop;
    close c2;
    end;
    /
    PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

    SQL> select * from clg1;

    ID COURSE
    ---------- ----------
    11 btech
    12 pg
    13 ug
    13 ug
    EXP 14:
    SQL> create table account (acct_num number(5), amount number(5));

    Table created.

    SQL> insert into account values(&acct_num,&amount);


    Enter value for acct_num: 2341
    Enter value for amount: 3000
    old 1: insert into account values(&acct_num,&amount)
    new 1: insert into account values(2341,3000)

    1 row created.

    SQL> /
    Enter value for acct_num: 2612
    Enter value for amount: 5000
    old 1: insert into account values(&acct_num,&amount)
    new 1: insert into account values(2612,5000)

    1 row created.

    SQL> /
    Enter value for acct_num: 7896
    Enter value for amount: 4000
    old 1: insert into account values(&acct_num,&amount)
    new 1: insert into account values(7896,4000)
    1 row created.

    SQL> select * from account;

    ACCT_NUM AMOUNT
    ---------- ----------
    2341 3000
    2612 5000
    7896 4000
    set serveroutput on;
    create trigger updcheck1 before update on account
    for each row
    begin
    if new.amount < 0 then
    set new.amount = 0;
    elseif new.amount > 100 then
    set new.amount = 100;
    end if;
    end;
    /

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