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Web Dev Lab Assignment 6 @swaroop

This document outlines the creation of a database schema for a question and answer platform called Solver. It demonstrates creating tables for users, questions, and answers with primary and foreign keys. Data is inserted into the tables including users with different roles, questions, and answers. Queries are written to retrieve related data between the tables.

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Web Dev Lab Assignment 6 @swaroop

This document outlines the creation of a database schema for a question and answer platform called Solver. It demonstrates creating tables for users, questions, and answers with primary and foreign keys. Data is inserted into the tables including users with different roles, questions, and answers. Queries are written to retrieve related data between the tables.

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Web Development Lab Assignment 06

Name :- Venkat Swaroop Veerla


Roll No:- HU21CSEN0500267

Welcome to the database schema design and implementation report for the "Solver" project. Solver is a platform
designed to address user doubts and queries effectively. This report outlines the creation of a database schema
tailored to accommodate various user roles, including administrators, question seekers, and experts. Through concise
steps, we demonstrate table creation, data insertion, and execution of diverse queries essential for the functionality
of the Solver project. This database schema serves as the backbone of the platform, facilitating seamless interaction
and resolution of user inquiries.

Task 1: Prepare tables along with required primary keys and foriegn key constraints
Code :
-- Create tables

CREATE TABLE Users (

UserID INT PRIMARY KEY,

UserName VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL,

Email VARCHAR(100) UNIQUE,

UserType ENUM('Admin', 'QuestionSeeker', 'Expert') NOT NULL,

ExpertiseDomain VARCHAR(50),

RecStatus ENUM('Active', 'Inactive') DEFAULT 'Active'

);

CREATE TABLE Questions (

QuestionID INT PRIMARY KEY,

UserID INT,

QuestionText TEXT,

DatePosted DATE,

FOREIGN KEY (UserID) REFERENCES Users(UserID)

);

CREATE TABLE Answers (

AnswerID INT PRIMARY KEY,

QuestionID INT,

UserID INT,

AnswerText TEXT,
DatePosted DATE,

FOREIGN KEY (QuestionID) REFERENCES Questions(QuestionID),

FOREIGN KEY (UserID) REFERENCES Users(UserID)

);

Output :
Task 2 : Fill the required data in the tables.
Code :
-- Insert data into Users table
INSERT INTO Users (UserID, UserName, Email, UserType, ExpertiseDomain, RecStatus) VALUES
(1, 'Admin1', 'admin1@example.com', 'Admin', NULL, 'Active'),
(2, 'QuestionSeeker1', 'questionseeker1@example.com', 'QuestionSeeker', NULL, 'Active'),
(3, 'Expert1', 'expert1@example.com', 'Expert', 'Mathematics', 'Active'),
(4, 'Expert2', 'expert2@example.com', 'Expert', 'Programming', 'Inactive'),
(5, 'Expert3', 'expert3@example.com', 'Expert', 'Physics', 'Active');

-- Insert more random data into Users table


INSERT INTO Users (UserID, UserName, Email, UserType, ExpertiseDomain, RecStatus) VALUES
(6, 'Expert4', 'expert4@example.com', 'Expert', 'Chemistry', 'Active'),
(7, 'QuestionSeeker2', 'questionseeker2@example.com', 'QuestionSeeker', NULL, 'Active'),
(8, 'Expert5', 'expert5@example.com', 'Expert', 'Biology', 'Active'),
(9, 'Expert6', 'expert6@example.com', 'Expert', 'History', 'Active'),
(10, 'Expert7', 'expert7@example.com', 'Expert', 'Economics', 'Inactive');

-- Insert data into Questions table


INSERT INTO Questions (QuestionID, UserID, QuestionText, DatePosted) VALUES
(1, 2, 'How to solve linear equations?', '2024-03-01'),
(2, 7, 'What is the theory of relativity?', '2024-03-02');

-- Insert data into Answers table


INSERT INTO Answers (AnswerID, QuestionID, UserID, AnswerText, DatePosted) VALUES
(1, 1, 3, 'You can use the substitution method.', '2024-03-02'),
(2, 2, 5, 'The theory of relativity was proposed by Albert Einstein.', '2024-03-03');
Output :

Task 3: Execute various queries related to your project on the tables.


Queries:
Q1 Get all questions with their respective user:
Code:

SELECT q.QuestionID, q.QuestionText, u.UserName

FROM Questions q

JOIN Users u ON q.UserID = u.UserID;

Output:

Q2 Get all answers for a specific question:


Code:

SELECT a.AnswerID, a.AnswerText, u.UserName

FROM Answers a

JOIN Users u ON a.UserID = u.UserID

WHERE a.QuestionID = 1;

Output:
Q3 Get the user who posted a specific question:
Code:
SELECT u.UserName
FROM Questions q
JOIN Users u ON q.UserID = u.UserID
WHERE q.QuestionID = 1;
Output:

Q4 Get the number of questions posted by each user:


Code:
SELECT u.UserName, COUNT(q.QuestionID) AS NumQuestions
FROM Users u
LEFT JOIN Questions q ON u.UserID = q.UserID
GROUP BY u.UserID, u.UserName;
Output:

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