SQL:

1.Given the following tables for a database LIBRARY:

Table: BOOKS

Table: ISSUED

a)To show book name, author name and price of books of First Publ. Publisher:

Query: Select book_name, author_name, price from books where publisher=’First Publ’;

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b) To list the names from books of fiction type:

Query: select Book_name from books where type=’Fiction’;

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c) To display the names and price from books in descending order of their price.

Query: select name, price from books order by price desc;

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d) To Increase quantity by 2 of TDH publisher.

Query: Update books set qty=qty+2 where publishers='TDH';

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e) To display the book_id, book name and QTY_issued for all books which have been issued.

Query: select book_ID, book_name, QTY_issued from books natural join issued;
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f) To insert a new row in the table Issued having the following data: "F0003", 1.

Query: insert into issued values(‘F0003’,1);

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g) Show the unique publisher name from books table of price more than 400.

Query: Select distinct(publisher) from books where price>400;

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h) Display the maximum price of books whose quantity is greater than 15.

Query: select max(price) from books where qty>15;

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2. Consider the following dept and worker tables.

Table: DEPT Table: Worker

a) To display Wno, Name, Gender from the table WORKER in descending order of Wno

Query: select wno, name, gender from worker order by wno desc;

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b)To display the Name of all FEMALE workers from the table WORKER

Query: select name from worker where gender=’Female’;

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c) To display the Wno and Name of those workers from the table WORKER who are born betweeb '1987-
01-01 and 1991-12-01.

Query: select wno,name from worker where dob between ‘1987-01-01’ and ‘1991-12-01’;

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e)To display unique department from dept table.

Query: select distinct(department) from dept;

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f)To display name, department,city for all workers

Query: select name,department,city from dept natural join worker;

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g)To display name, department city for all workers of worker number less than 1003.

Query: select name,department,city from dept natural join worker where wno<1003;

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h)To display name of the department whose name starts with M.

Query: select department from dept where department like ‘m%’;

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i)To display name of the department whose name ends with E

Query: select department from dept where department like ‘%e’;

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j) To count number of female workers.

Query: Select count(gender) from worker where gender=’female’;

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3. Assuming the ‘Sales’ table has the following structure:

1)Retrieve all sales amount

Query: select sales_amount from sales;

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2)Retrieve total sales amount

Query: select sum(sales_amount) from sales;

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3)Find highest sales amount

Query: select max(sales_amount) from sales;

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4)Retrieve unique product categories

Query: select distinct(Category) from sales;

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5)Count the number of sales

Query: select count(sales_amount) from sales;

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6)retrieve sales above $400

Query: select sales_amount from sales where sales_amount>400;

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7)retrieve sales with NULL category

Query: select sales_amount from sales where category=null;

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8) Retrieve all the records from sales of category electronics

Query: select sales_amount from sales where category=’electronics’;

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9)Order sales by amount(descending)

Query: select sales_amount from sales order by sales_amount desc;

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10) calculate average sales amount

Query: select avg(sales_amount) from sales;

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11)Group Sales by category and calculate total amount

12)retrieve the sales amount for each category

Query: select category,sum(sales_amount) from sales group by category;

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13)calculate the average sales for each product

Query: select product_id,avg(sales_amount) from sales group by product_id;

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14) Find categories with total sales greater than $1000

Query: select category,sum(sales_amount) from sales group by category having

sum(sales_amount)>1000;

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15)Retrieve the highest sales amount for each category

Query: select category,max(sales_amount) from sales group by category;

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16) Suppose you have a sales table with colums product_id, category, and sales_amount, and you want
to find the total sales for each product category, but only for categories wit total sales greater than $500

Query: select category,sum(sales_amount) from sales group by category having

sum(sales_amount)>500;

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4.Create table Teacher and admin and insert records in the table

Table: Teacher Table: Admin

a)To display the name of the teacher and their designation

Query: select tname,designation from teacher natural join admin;

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b)TO display the names and subject of all female teachers

Query: select tname,subject from teacher natural join admin where gender='female';

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c)To display the details of all teachers including gender and designation

Query: select * from teacher natural join admin;

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d)To display details of all HOD

Query: select * from teacher natural join admin where designation='hod';

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5.Create the table Emp with the following constraints

Field Name Data Type Size Constraint

ID int 2 Primary Key
Name Varchar 20 Not NULL
 Age Int 3
Address Char 40
Salary Int 7
Phone Char 15
Add the following records to the above table ‘Emp’ and write commands in SQL

a)To display list of all employees below 25 years old

Query: select name from emp where age<25;

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b) To list names and respective salaries in descending order of salary

Query: select name, salary from emp order by salary desc;

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c)To count the number of employees with names starting with ‘k’

Query: select count(*) from emp where name like ‘k%’;

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d)to List names and addresses of those people who have ‘Delhi’ in their address

Query: select name, address from emp where address like ‘%Delhi’;

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e)To list out all the employees whose salary is in between 70000 and 80000

Query: select name from emp where salary between 70000 and 80000;

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f)Count number of employees based on their age group

Query: select age, count(age) from emp group by age;

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g)To list out all the employee names whose phone number starts with ‘99’

Query: select name from emp where phone like ‘99%’

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h)To display all the details of employee whose salary is above 85000

Query: select * from emp where salary>85000;

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i)To display all the employee names whose name contains the character ‘a’ anywhere

Query: select name from emp where name like ‘%a%’;

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6. Write SQL commands for (a) to (i) on the basis of teacher relation given below

Table: Teacher1

No. Name Age Department Date of Join Salary Sex

1 Jigal 34 Computer 10/01/97 12000 M
2 Sharmila 31 History 24/03/98 20000 F
3 Sandeep 32 Maths 12/12/96 30000 M
4 Sangeeta 35 History 01/07/99 40000 F
5 Rakesh 42 Maths 05/09/97 25000 M
6 Shyam 50 History 27/02/97 30000 M
7 Shiv Om 44 Computer 25/02/97 21000 M
8 Shalakha 33 Maths 31/07/97 20000 F

a)To show all information about the teacher of history department.

Query: select * from teacher1 where department=’history’;

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b)To list the names of female teachers who are in maths department.
Query: Select name from teacher1 where sex='F' and department='maths';

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c)To list names of all teachers with their date of joining in ascending order

Query: select name,DateofJoin from teacher1 order by DateofJoin;

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d)To display teacher name, salary, age from male teachers only.

Query: select name, salary, age from teacher1 where sex= ‘M’;

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e)To count the number of teachers with age>23.

Query: select count(*) from teacher1 where age>23;

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f)To insert a new row in the TEACHER1 table with the following data:

9, ‘Raja’, 26, ‘Computer’, 13/05/95, 2300, ‘M’.

Query: insert into teacher1 values(9, ‘Raja’, 26, ‘Computer’, ‘1995-05-13’, 2300, ‘M’);

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g)To show all information about the teachers in this table.

Query: select * from teacher;

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h)Arrange the whole table in the alphabetical order to name.

Query: select * from teacher1 order by name;

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i)Display the age of the teachers whose name starts with ‘S’.

Query: select name, age from teacher1 where name like ‘S%’;

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7.

Table: Student1

a)Select all the Nonmedical stream students from STUDENT1

Query: select name from student1 where stream='nonmedical';

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b) List all the names of those students who are in class 12 sorted by stipend

Query: select name,stipend from student1 where class like '12%' order by stipend;

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c) List all students sorted by AvgMark in descending order

Query: select name,avdmark from student1 order by avdmark desc;

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