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Database (SQL Lab Question)

The document contains questions about SQL commands and database design. It asks to create tables, insert data, write queries using operators like IN and BETWEEN, perform aggregation functions, and do various types of joins. It also asks about indexes and views.

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Database (SQL Lab Question)

The document contains questions about SQL commands and database design. It asks to create tables, insert data, write queries using operators like IN and BETWEEN, perform aggregation functions, and do various types of joins. It also asks about indexes and views.

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DBMS Questions for lab practice

1. What is SQL?
2. Explain types of SQL commands.
3. Write a SQL statement to create a simple table name country which contains
columns country_id, country_name and region_id(country_id is primary
key of table).
4. Write a SQL statement to insert record with your own values into the table
country against each column.
5. Design a database of a company where database name is company. Create
tables in above database as follows:
Employee(eno, e_name, salary)
Department( dept_no, d_name, d_location)
(i) Display the table with all data values.
(ii) Find out the emp_name from the employee table.
(iii) Find out the salary of employee.
(iv) Update employee name from table.
(v) Add new column tel_number in employee table.
(vi) Display the department name which is situated at Delhi.
(vii) Display the department number of IT department.
6. Design a database of a shop where database name is shop. Create a table as
following:
Customer (ID, name, age, city, salary)
(i) Write a query to find the salary of person where age <= 26 and salary
>=25000 from the customer table.
(ii) Write a query to find the salary of a person where age <= 26 or salary
>= 33000 from customer table.
(iii) Write a query to find the customer detail using “IN” and
“BETWEEN” operator where age can be 25 or 27.
(iv) List name of customer whose name start ‘_a%’.
(v) List name of customer Like ‘A%’.
(vi) Find the list of all customer who live in ‘Bombay’ or ‘Delhi’ or
‘Madras’ city.
7. Create a table as follows:
Product (product_id, name, description, price)
(i) Write a query to find the total price of product.
(ii) Write a query to find the average price of product.
(iii) Write a query to find the maximum price of product.
(iv) Write a query to find the minimum price of product.
(v) Write a query to find the total number of product.
8. JOIN Operations:
Create following tables:
Order (order_id, cust_id, order_name)
Customer (cust_id, cust_name, contact_name, country)
Employee (emp_id, lastname, firstname, birth_date)
(i) Write a query for select records that have matching values in both
tables (INNER JOIN).
(ii) Write a query for select all records with customer information
(INNER JOIN).
(iii) Write a query for select all customer and any orders they might have
(LEFT JOIN).
(iv) Write a query for return all employees and orders they might have
placed (RIGHT JOIN).
(v) Write a query for select all customers and all orders (FULL OUTER
JOIN).
(vi) Write a query for display the customer name that’s live in same city
(SELF JOIN)
9. Create an index on a combination of columns cust_name and contact_name
in the customer table.
10. Create a view that shows all customers whose country is Brazil from
customer table. Also show the view.
11. Create a view that selects every product in the product table with a price
higher than average price. Also show the view.

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