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Bank Management System PDF

The document contains SQL statements that create tables for a banking database including tables for branches, customers, loans, accounts, employees, and relationships between the tables. Data is then inserted into the tables.

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Bank Management System PDF

The document contains SQL statements that create tables for a banking database including tables for branches, customers, loans, accounts, employees, and relationships between the tables. Data is then inserted into the tables.

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create table branch(

branch_ID varchar(5) not null,


branch_name varchar(25),
branch_city varchar(25),
assets varchar(10),
primary key(branch_ID)
);
describe branch;

create table customer(


customer_ID varchar(10) not null,
customer_name varchar(10),
customer_street varchar(20),
customer_city varchar(10),
primary key(customer_ID)
);
describe customer;

create table loan(


loan_number char(10) not null,
amount numeric(12,2),
primary key(loan_number)
);
describe loan;

create table account(


account_number char(10) not null,
balance numeric(10,2),
primary key(account_number)
);
describe account;

create table employee(


employee_ID varchar(10) not null,
employee_name varchar(10),
telephone_number integer,
start_date date,
primary key(employee_ID)
);
describe employee;

create table payment1(


loan_number char(10) not null,
payment_number char(10) not null,
payment_date date,
payment_amount numeric(10,2),
primary key(loan_number,payment_number),
foreign key(loan_number) references loan
);
describe payment1;

create table account_branch1(


account_number char(10) not null,
branch_ID varchar(10),
primary key(account_number),
foreign key(account_number) references account,
foreign key(branch_ID) references branch
);
describe account_branch1;

create table loan_branch1(


loan_number char(10) not null,
branch_ID varchar(10),
primary key(loan_number),
foreign key(loan_number) references loan,
foreign key(branch_ID) references branch
);

describe loan_branch1;

create table borrower(


customer_ID varchar(10) not null,
loan_number char(10) not null,
primary key(customer_ID,loan_number),
foreign key(customer_ID) references customer,
foreign key(loan_number) references loan
);
describe borrower;

create table depositor(


customer_ID varchar(10) not null,
account_number char(10)not null,
access_date date,
primary key(customer_ID,account_number),
foreign key(customer_ID) references customer,
foreign key(account_number) references account
);
describe depositor;

create table cust_banker(


customer_ID varchar(10) not null,
employee_ID varchar(10)not null,
type varchar(15),
primary key(customer_ID,employee_ID),
foreign key(customer_ID) references customer,
foreign key(employee_ID) references employee
);
describe cust_banker;

create table work_for(


worker_employee_ID varchar(10) not null,
manager_employee_ID varchar(10),
primary key(worker_employee_ID),
foreign key(worker_employee_ID) references employee,
foreign key(manager_employee_ID) references employee
);
describe work_for;

create table dependent_name(


employee_ID varchar(10),
d_name varchar(10),
primary key(employee_ID,d_name),
foreign key(employee_ID) references employee
);
describe dependent_name;

create table savingaccount(


account_number char(10) not null,
interest_rate numeric(10,2),
primary key(account_number),
foreign key(account_number) references account
);
describe savingaccount;

create table checking_account(


account_number char(10) not null,
overdraft_amount numeric(10,2),
primary key(account_number),
foreign key(account_number) references account
);
describe checking_account;

alter table customer


add cust_DOB date;
describe customer;

insert into branch


values('60517','Brighton','brookly','7100000');
insert into branch
values('60518','downtown','brooklyn','600000');
insert into branch
values('60519','perryridge','horseneek','110000');
select*
from branch;

insert into customer


values('12345','Adam','spring','ryn');
insert into customer
values('12389','smith','snorth','stamfort');
select*
from customer;

insert into loan


values('L-16','1550.36');
insert into loan
values('L-17','2000.89');
insert into loan
values('L-18','6540.00');
insert into loan
values('L-19','6750.00');

select*
from loan;

insert into account


values('fg156','25850.25');
insert into account
values('ab986','14568.25');
insert into account
values('th5921','91856.25');
select*
from account;

insert into employee


values('002','jon','68547','6/may/2001');
insert into employee
values('086','M fellaini','68587','9/june/2002');
insert into employee
values('086','W Rooney','98645','21/aug/2002');

select*
from employee;

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