The document provides instructions for performing various operations on a student database table including: 1) Creating the student table; 2) Inserting records into the table; 3) Selecting, displaying, and ordering records; 4) Updating record fields; and 5) Deleting records that meet certain criteria.
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The document provides instructions for performing various operations on a student database table including: 1) Creating the student table; 2) Inserting records into the table; 3) Selecting, displaying, and ordering records; 4) Updating record fields; and 5) Deleting records that meet certain criteria.
College, City, Marks) CREATE TABLE stud(roll_no NUMBER(10), name CHAR(20), DOB DATE, gender CHAR(6), class CHAR(10), college CHAR(50), city CHAR(10), marks INT); 2. Insert 5 records in student table INSERT INTO stud VALUES(5, 'Vanshika', TO_DATE('11-08-2016', 'dd-mm-yyyy'), 'female' , 'II', 'Thapar University', 'Delhi', 95); INSERT INTO stud VALUES(6, 'Vishwas', TO_DATE('11-08-2016', 'dd-mm-yyyy'), 'male' , 'III', 'Thapar University', 'Rajasthan', 100); 3. Display the information of all the students SELECT * FROM stud; 4. Display the detail structure of student table DESCRIBE stud; 5. Display Rno, Name and Class information of Patiala students. SELECT roll_no , name, class FROM stud WHERE city = 'Patiala'; 6. Display information on ascending order of marks SELECT * FROM stud ORDER BY marks; 7. Change the marks of Rno 5 to 89. UPDATE stud SET marks=89 WHERE roll_no=5; 8. Change the name and city of Rno 9. UPDATE stud SET name='Susst' , city='Malerkotla' WHERE roll_no =9; 9. Delete the information of Amritsar city records DELETE FROM stud WHERE city='Punjab'; 10. Delete the records of student where marks<30. DELETE FROM stud WHERE marks<30;