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Practices 8

1. The document describes creating tables with constraints and integrity rules, inserting data, and performing operations on sequences and tables. 2. It defines two tables - a parent and child table with fields and integrity rules like foreign keys, data types, and unique constraints. 3. Errors are found when inserting sample data due to violations of the integrity rules. Operations are also described on a sequence like disabling, enabling, and checking the current value.

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Practices 8

1. The document describes creating tables with constraints and integrity rules, inserting data, and performing operations on sequences and tables. 2. It defines two tables - a parent and child table with fields and integrity rules like foreign keys, data types, and unique constraints. 3. Errors are found when inserting sample data due to violations of the integrity rules. Operations are also described on a sequence like disabling, enabling, and checking the current value.

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A-Create the following tables with constraints.

Parent Table : PT Child Table : CH


Fields Fields
Id >>> number , primary key Id >>> number, foreign key
Name >>>> string Course >>> string
Surname >>> string Semester >>> number
Gender >>>string Grade >>> string

Integrity Rules
1.It must be allowed to insert ”Female” and “Male” into “Gender “only.

2.”PT” is parent table and “CH” is child table.

3-Only uppercase data can be inserted to name and surname.

4-Create a sequence for Id in Table “PT”.

5-Semester can have 1 and 2 only.

6-”Grade” can have A , A- , B , B+ ,B- , C ,C+,C-, D, D+ , F

7-Gender can not be null.

8-On the table CH : Id, Course and semester must be unique together. Each student must have one row
for a course in a semester.

Example :
id Course Semester
------------------------------------
1 MATH 1 >>>> POSSIBLE
1 MATH 2 >>>> POSSIBLE
1 MATH 1 >>>> IMPOSSIBLE

9-Insert the following rows into tables above. Find the 4 errors while inserting following rows.

PT CH
ID NAME SURNAME GENDER ID COURSE SEMESTER GRADE
1 ADIL NUSIPOV MALE 1 CS200 1 F+
2 JAZIRA NUROVA FEMALE 2 INF100 3 A
4 AYNUR SAPAR EMALE 3 MATH 1 A-

10-Delete the first row from “PT”. Why can not you delete it?
B-Create a sequence name is MySequence with the following parameters.
Starting values : 25
Minimum Value : 10
Maximum Value : 100
Step : 3

1- Disable MySequence and see that it does not work.

2-Enable MySequence and see that it can work.

3-Can you know the current value of MySequence?

C-Create the following table and insert rows in below.

Library
Book_id >>>> String Book_id Student_id Taken_date Given_date
Student_id >>>> number
Taken_date >>>> date AB102 10 12/05/08 05/06/08
Given_date >>>> date CT201 20 04/02/08 06/09/09

Rule
3.1-The default value of Taken_date is sysdate: It means, sysdate value is inserted into Taken_date if
any date is not inserted.

3.2- Students must pay 10 Tenge per each day. Write a query which will display students with reading
day and paid money.

Example :

Student_id Day paid


----------------------------------
10 24 240
20 580 5800

KENAN CETINKAYA
5-MAR-2009
SDU

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