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    This document is a practical file submission for a class 10 IT project on database management systems (DBMS) submitted by Rahul Kumar to his teacher Mr. Rajkumar. It includes an acknowledgement, certificate, and details about creating a database, tables, queries, forms and reports in LibreOffice Base. It discusses key database concepts like primary keys, data types, and using both the design and SQL views. Steps are provided for creating tables, queries, forms and reports through both the user interface and SQL commands.

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    This document is a practical file submission for a class 10 IT project on database management systems (DBMS) submitted by Rahul Kumar to his teacher Mr. Rajkumar. It includes an acknowledgement, certificate, and details about creating a database, tables, queries, forms and reports in LibreOffice Base. It discusses key database concepts like primary keys, data types, and using both the design and SQL views. Steps are provided for creating tables, queries, forms and reports through both the user interface and SQL commands.

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    This document is a practical file submission for a class 10 IT project on database management systems (DBMS) submitted by Rahul Kumar to his teacher Mr. Rajkumar. It includes an acknowledgement, certificate, and details about creating a database, tables, queries, forms and reports in LibreOffice Base. It discusses key database concepts like primary keys, data types, and using both the design and SQL views. Steps are provided for creating tables, queries, forms and reports through both the user interface and SQL commands.

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    Blue Diamond Public school

    SUBJECT:- IT-402
    SESSION 2022-23

    SUBMITTED BY : Rahul kumar

    SUBMITTED TO : Mr. Rajkumar sir

    CLASS : 10 C ROLL NO.

    PRACTICAL FILE - IT
    Acknowledgement

    I would like to express my


    special thanks of gratitude
    to our
    computer teacher
    Mr.rajkumar who gave me the
    golden opportunity to do this
    wonderful project on DBMS '
    who also helped me in
    completing my project.
    CERTIFICATE

    This is to certify that


    “Rahul kumar” student of
    class 10-c successfully
    completed their project
    under the guidance
    of”Mr.Rajkumar”

    Teacher’s sign
    Database Management System
    Creating A Database Object There are several
    popular RDBMS applications like microsoft
    access,open office base.Here we shall use libre office
    base open source database applications.
    Opening libre office
    1. Start > all programs > libre office

    Creating a DataBase
    1. Open libre office and select base database from
    the sidebar
    2. In the pop up window click on database
    3. In the database wizard dialogue box select create a
    new database option
    4. Click next

    5. Click on save button


    Create and working with Tables
    1. Click on Create Table in design View .... option in
    the tasks pane.
    2. As you choose to create a table using Design view,
    the design view window opens.
    3. Under field name specify the names of the fields
    that make the Table
    4. define the data type under Field type.
    1. Right click on the lest hand side gray area showing
    a green arrow beside the desired field and select the
    desired field and select Primary key.
    Create Table using Wizard
    1. Click on Table object > Select Use Wizard to create
    table in Tasks pans.

    2. In the Table wizard select a sample table and add


    desired fields. Click next button.
    3. Specify for automatic primary key. Click on next
    button.
    4. Specify a relevant, unique name to the table. Click
    Finish button.

    Types of Key Fields


    The following are the types of key fields available in
    the DBMS system:

    Create Table Using SQL Command


    To open SQL command window, go to TOOL menu >
    SQL option.
    2. select the desired table in the first step of Query
    wizard and add desired fields in the Query.
    3. At the last click on finish..

    Create Query using Design view


    1. Click on Queries object and Select Create Query
    in Design view option in tasks pane and desired table.
    2. Fill all the required data and click on finish.
    Structured Query Language
    Creating Query in SQL View
    Select Create Query in Sql View option in the tasks of
    Query object. In SQL View, type:
    SELECT *from Item; Press F5
    Display Selective fields

    Inserting Data in the Table


    Building Forms
    Step 1: Select fields.
    1.Under Tables or queries, select Vacations as the
    table. Available fields lists the fields for the Vacations
    table.
    2.Click the right double arrow to move all of these
    fields to the Fields in the form list. Click Next.
    Creating report
    Step 1
    In this step you select the Table Fields that you want
    the report to contain. In this example we select the
    Title, Author and PublishingDate fields.
    Step 2
    The report generates a label for each field. By default
    Base chooses the field name for the label name.our
    example we change the "PublishingDate" field to
    "Publishing Date".
    Step 3
    A report can group the results by one ore more fields.
    In our example we choose to group the results by
    Author.

    Step 4
    As with queries, the results in reports can be sorted.
    By default results are sorted by the group field
    (Author). You can specify more levels of sorting.
    Leave the default values.
    Step 5
    In this step we choose the Layout for the data and the
    headers and footers of the report. Click on the
    available options to preview each layout.
    Step 6
    Here we specify the title and the type of the report. A
    dynamic report generates data from the current table
    data. This means that if we update data on the table
    that feeds the report, the report will change
    accordingly.’
    BIBLIOGRAPHY
    I have taken help of
    • Our class 10 IT textbook
    • Vedantu
    • BYJU’s
    • Google

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