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    This document contains instructions for creating tables, inserting data, and writing queries on those tables in Oracle SQL. It defines tables for accounts, loans, installments, transactions, students, and student registration with various constraints. It also provides example queries on the tables such as selecting records that meet certain conditions, performing calculations, and using built-in functions.

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    This document contains instructions for creating tables, inserting data, and writing queries on those tables in Oracle SQL. It defines tables for accounts, loans, installments, transactions, students, and student registration with various constraints. It also provides example queries on the tables such as selecting records that meet certain conditions, performing calculations, and using built-in functions.

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    This document contains instructions for creating tables, inserting data, and writing queries on those tables in Oracle SQL. It defines tables for accounts, loans, installments, transactions, students, and student registration with various constraints. It also provides example queries on the tables such as selecting records that meet certain conditions, performing calculations, and using built-in functions.

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    << PRACTICE PRACTICAL 3 >>

    1. create table ACCOUNT(acc_no varchar2(5) primary key,Name varchar2(30) NOT NUL


    L,City varchar2(20) NOT NULL,Balance number(10,2),loan_taken varchar2(3),check(a
    cc_no like 'A%'),check(Balance>=500),check(loan_taken='YES' or loan_taken='NO'))
    ;
    >> insert into ACCOUNT values('&acc_no','&Name','&City','&Balance','&loan_taken'
    );
    2. create table LOAN(loan_no varchar2(5) primary key,acc_no varchar2(5) referenc
    es ACCOUNT(acc_no),loan_amt number(10,2) NOT NULL,interest_rate number(5,2) NOT
    NULL,loan_date date,remaining_loan number(10,2),check(loan_no like'L%'),check(re
    maining_loan < loan_amt));
    >> insert into LOAN values('&loan_no','&acc_no','&loan_amt','&interest_rate','&l
    oan_date','&remaining_loan');
    3. create table INSTALLMENT (loan_no varchar2(5) references LOAN(loan_no),inst_n
    o varchar2(5),inst_date date NOT NULL,Amount number(10,2) NOT NULL,check(inst_no
    like'I%'));
    >> insert into INSTALLMENT values('&loan_no','&inst_no','&inst_Date','&Amount');
    4. create table TRANSACTION(acc_no varchar2(5) references ACCOUNT(acc_no),tr_Dat
    e date NOT NULL,Amt number(10,2) NOT NULL,type_of_tr char(1),mode_of_pay varchar
    2(10),check(mode_of_pay='Cash' or mode_of_pay='Cheque'),check(type_of_tr='D' or
    type_of_tr='W'));
    >> insert into TRANSACTION values('&acc_no','&tr_Date','&Amt','&type_of_tr','&mo
    de_of_pay');

    <<QUERIES>>

    1. Retrieve specified information for the account holder who are not in

    Ahmedabad .

    >> select * from ACCOUNT where not City='Ahmedabad';


    2. Retrieve specified information for the account holder who are not in Ahmedabad
    or Vadodara .
    >> select * from ACCOUNT where City not in ('Ahmedabad','Vadodara');
    3. Retrieve those records of Account holder whose balance between is 50000 and 1
    00000.
    >> select * from ACCOUNT where Balance between 50000 and 100000;

    4. Retrieve those records of Account holder whose balance not between is50000 an
    d 100000.
    >> select * from ACCOUNT where Balance not between 50000 and 100000;

    5. Display only those records whose amount is 5000, 25000, 30000.


    >> select * from INSTALLMENT where Amount in (5000,25000,30000);
    6. Display only those records whose amount not in 5000, 25000, 30000.
    >> select * from INSTALLMENT where Amount not in (5000,25000,30000);
    7. Display System date.
    >> select sysdate from dual;

    8. Find the date,15 days after today s date.


    >> select sysdate+15 from dual;

    9. Perform following operation using DUAL table. 5*5,34+34,1000/300,length of


    ce ,display only month of systemdate
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>

    select
    select
    select
    select
    select

    5*5 from dual;


    34+34 from dual;
    1000/300 from dual;
    length('hardik') from dual;
    to_char(sysdate,'mon') from dual;

    10. Find the date,20 days before today s date.


    >> select sysdate-20 from dual;
    1. Find the total transaction amount of account holder from transaction table.
    >> select sum(AMT) "total amount" from TRANSACTION;
    2. Find minimum amount of transaction.
    >> select min(AMT) "minimum amount" from TRANSACTION;
    3. Find maximum amount of transaction.
    >> select max(AMT) "maximumm amount" from TRANSACTION;
    4. Count the total account holders.
    >> select count(AMT) from TRANSACTION;
    5. Count only those records whose made of payment is cash .

    uvp

    >> select count(AMT) from TRANSACTION where Mode_of_pay='cash';


    6. Count only those records whose transaction made in the month of

    MAY .

    >> select count(AMT) from TRANSACTION where to_char(Trans_Date,'MON')='MAY';


    7. Find the average value of transaction.
    >> select avg(AMT) from TRANSACTION;
    8. Display the result of 4 rest to 4.
    >> select power(4,4) from dual;
    9. Find the square root of 25.
    >> select sqrt(AMT) from dual;
    10.Write the query for the following Function.
    LOWER,INITCAP,UPPER,SUBSTR,LENGTH,LTRIM,RTRIM,LPAD,RPAD.
    >> select lower('HARDIK') "LOWERCASC" FROM DUAL;
    >> select initcap('HARDIK') "mid range" FROM DUAL;
    >> select upper('hardik') "upper case" FROM DUAL;
    >> select upper('hardik') "upper case" FROM DUAL;
    >> select length('hardik') "length" from dual;
    >> select substr('hardik',2,3) "substr" from dual;
    >> select ltrim('hardik','j') "hi" from dual;
    >> select rtrim('hardik','n') "hi" from dual;
    >> select lpad('hardik',50,'*') "hi" from dual;
    >> select rpad('hardik',50,'*') "hi" from dual;
    <<Create a table:STUDENT>>
    >> create table STUDENT(Rollno Varchar2(6),Name Varchar2(20),Branch Varchar2(6),
    Address Varchar2(20));
    1. Add PRIMARY KEY (roll no) and provide constraint name PRIM_rollno.
    >> alter table STUDENT add constraint PRIM_rollno primary key(Rollno);
    2. Add NOT NULL constraint to name,branch for student table.
    >> alter table STUDENT modify(Name constraint NOTNULL1 NOT NULL,branch constrai
    nt NOTNULL2 NOT NULL);
    3. Add check constraint and check name is in capital letter.
    >> alter table STUDENT add constraint CK check(Name=upper(Name));

    4. Drop the primary key.


    >> alter TABLE STUDENT DROP primary key;
    alter TABLE STUDENT DROP primary key;
    >> alter table student drop constraint NOTENULL1;
    alter table student drop constraint NOTENULL2;

    <<Create a Table REGISTER.>>


    create table REGISTER(Rollno Varchar2(6),Name Varchar2(20));
    1. Provide foreign key references rollno of student table.
    >> alter table REGISTER add foreign key(Rollno) references student;
    2. Add check constraint to check name s first letter is always capital.
    >> alter table REGISTER add constraint JK check(substr(Name,1)=upper(substr(name
    ,1,1)));
    3. Add NOT NULL constraint to name of register table.
    >> alter table REGISTER modify(Name constraint NOTNULL1 NOT NULL);
    4. Drop foreign key of REGISTER table.
    -> alter TABLE REGISTER DROP constraint foreignkey;
    5. Drop NOT NULL constraint.
    >> alter table REGISTER drop constraint NOTNULL1;

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