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Lab 1

This document summarizes a lab experiment on data definition and manipulation commands in a database management system. It includes 15 queries on creating, populating, copying, modifying and deleting tables to demonstrate inserting data, selecting data, modifying structure and data, and removing data and tables. It also includes 7 additional queries demonstrating the use of constraints to validate data values and relationships during inserts and updates.

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Lab 1

This document summarizes a lab experiment on data definition and manipulation commands in a database management system. It includes 15 queries on creating, populating, copying, modifying and deleting tables to demonstrate inserting data, selecting data, modifying structure and data, and removing data and tables. It also includes 7 additional queries demonstrating the use of constraints to validate data values and relationships during inserts and updates.

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CSE2004-Database Management Systems

Lab Experiment 1

Raguman K
16BCE0917

Aim: To study Data Definition and Data Manipulation commands.

Query 1: Insert the data given above in employee, department and project tables.

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Query 2: Retrieve all the employees’ information for a particular department number.

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Query 3: Get Employee name along with his SSN and Supervisor SSN.

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Query 4: Retrieve the employee names whose bdate is ’29-MAR-1959’.

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Query 5: Get salaries of the employees without duplications.

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Query 6: Retrieve the MgrSSN, MgrStartDate of the manager of ‘Research’ department.

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Query 7: Change the department number of an employee having fname as ‘Joyce’ to 3

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Query 8: Alter Table department add column ContactNo of NUMBER data type and insert
values into this column only.

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Query 9: Change table department by modifying the size of field ContactNo.

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Query 10: Modify the field name ContactNo of departments table to MobileNo.

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Query 11: Change name of Table Department to DEPT.

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Query 12: Alter Table department by removing column MobileNo.

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Query 13: Create a table COPYOFDEPT as a copy of the table DEPT.

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Query 14: Remove the rows from COPYOF DEPT table with department number as 5.

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Query 15: Remove COPYOF DEPT table.

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Exercise 2: Constraints

AIM: To know how the constraints are used to make table contain valid data.

Query 1: Insert ('Robert', 'F', 'Scott', '987987987 ', '21-JUN-42', '2365 Newcastle Rd, Bellaire, TX',
M, 58000, '888665555', 1 ) into EMPLOYEE.

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Query 2: Insert ('Ramez', 'F', 'Scott', ' ', '21-JUN-42', '2365 Newcastle Rd, Bellaire, TX', M,
58000,
'888665555', 1 ) into EMPLOYEE.

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Query 3: Insert ( '677678989', null, '40.0' ) into WORKS_ON.

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Query 4: Insert ( '453453453', 'John', M, '12-DEC-60', 'SPOUSE' ) into DEPENDENT

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Query 5: Insert ( '343453453', 'Varun',’’, '12-DEC-60', 'SON' ) into DEPENDENT

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Query 6: Delete WORKS_ON tuples with ESSN= '333445555'.

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Query 7: Modify MGRSSN and MGRSTARTDATE of the DEPARTMENT tuple with DNUMBER=5
to '123456789' and '01-OCT-88', respectively.

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