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S3L1: Q.1 Ans

The document contains questions and answers related to SQL and PL/SQL. It discusses deleting and inserting rows into tables, updating values in tables, and using PL/SQL blocks. Key points include: - Questions ask about valid and invalid SQL and PL/SQL statements. - Answers demonstrate deleting rows from a table, inserting multiple rows into a new grocery items table, and updating values in the new table. - A PL/SQL block is provided to select maximum department ID from a departments table and output it. - Another block selects elevation values from a countries table and outputs them. - Questions ask about exceptions that could occur from SQL statements.

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S3L1: Q.1 Ans

The document contains questions and answers related to SQL and PL/SQL. It discusses deleting and inserting rows into tables, updating values in tables, and using PL/SQL blocks. Key points include: - Questions ask about valid and invalid SQL and PL/SQL statements. - Answers demonstrate deleting rows from a table, inserting multiple rows into a new grocery items table, and updating values in the new table. - A PL/SQL block is provided to select maximum department ID from a departments table and output it. - Another block selects elevation values from a countries table and outputs them. - Questions ask about exceptions that could occur from SQL statements.

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S3L1:

Q.1
Ans : Delete all rows from STUDENTS
Q.2
Ans: A. Does an explicit insert
Q.3
Ans: create table grocery_items (product_id number(10) primary key,
Brand varchar (40),
Description varchar (40));
Q.4
Ans: 1. insert into grocery_item (product_id,brand,description) values
(110,Colgate,Toothpaste);
2. insert into grocery_item (product_id,brand,description) values (111, Ivory, Soap);

3. insert into grocery_item (product_id,brand,description) values (112, Heinz,


Ketchup);

Q.5
Ans: insert into grocery_item (product_id,brand,description) values (113, cola, coca);

Q.6
Ans: update grocery_item set description =tomato catsup where product_id = 112;

Q.8
Ans : update grocery_item set brand = Dove where product_id = 111;

S3L2

Q1.
Ans :
Statement
Valid in
Not Valid

PL/SQL
in PL/SQL
ALTER USER SET password='oracle';

no

CREATE TABLE test (a NUMBER);

no

DROP TABLE test;

no

SELECT emp_id INTO v_id FROM employees;

no
GRANT SELECT ON employees TO PUBLIC;

no

INSERT INTO grocery_items (product_id, brand, de-

no
scription)

VALUES (199,'Coke','Soda');

REVOKE UPDATE ON employees FROM PUBLIC;

no
ALTER TABLE employees

RENAME COLUMN employee_id TO emp_id;

no
DELETE FROM grocery_items

WHERE description='Soap';
no

Q2. DECLARE
v_max_deptno number;
department_id v_max_deptno %TYPE;
BEGIN
Select max(department_id ) into v_max_deptno from departments;
dbms_output.put_LINE(Maximunm department id is ' || v_max_deptno );
END;

Q.3
Ans: DECLARE
v_country_name wf_countries.country_name%TYPE
:= 'United States of America';
v_lowest_elevation wf_countries.lowest_elevation%TYPE;
v_highest_elevation wf_countries.highest_elevation%TYPE;
BEGIN

SELECT lowest_elevation, highest_elevation into


v_lowest_elevation,v_highest_elevation
FROM wf_countries where COUNTRY_NAME = v_country_name;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('The lowest elevation in
'||v_country_name||' is '||v_lowest_elevation
||' and the highest elevation is '||
v_highest_elevation||'.');
END;
Q.4

Ans: A - exact fetch returns more than requested number of rows


B : No data found
Q.5
Ans : will not work because table doesnt exist.
A. CREATE TABLE emp_dup AS select
EMPLOYEE_ID,FIRST_NAME,LAST_NAME,EMAIL,PHONE_NUMBER,HIRE_D
ATE,JOB_IDSALARY,COMMISSION_PCT,MANAGER_ID,DEPARTMENT_ID
FROM employees;

B.
C.
D.
E.

Select first_name,last_name from emp_dup.


Code run
Select first_name,last_name from emp_dup.
DECLARE last_name VARCHAR2(25) := 'Chen'; BEGIN UPDATE emp_dup SET
first_name = 'Jennifer' WHERE last_name = last_name; END;
F. Update emp_sup Set first_name=Jennifer where first_name=fay;
G. It works.

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