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The document contains solutions to 18 SQL queries on various database tables like client_master, sales_order, and product_master. The queries find specific records based on conditions, perform calculations on columns, count records, and create new tables from existing ones.

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Practical - 3 PDF

The document contains solutions to 18 SQL queries on various database tables like client_master, sales_order, and product_master. The queries find specific records based on conditions, perform calculations on columns, count records, and create new tables from existing ones.

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DBMS

PRACTICAL - 3

1. Find the name of all clients having ‘a ‘ as the second letter in their
names.
Ans :- select name from client_master where name like '_a%';

2. Find out the clients whose name is four character ling and second
letter is ‘a‘.
Ans :- select name from client_master where name like '_a%__';

3. Find out the name of city whose second last character is ‘a’.
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Ans :- select city from client_master where city like '%a_';

4. Print the list of clients whose bal_due is greater than or equal to


10000.
Ans :- select Name from client_master where Bal_due>=1000;

5. Print the information from sales_order table for orders placed in


the month of January.
Ans :- select * from sales_order where Order_date like '%-01-__';

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6. Display the order information for client_no ‘C003’ and ‘C001’.


Ans :- select * from sales_order where client_no='C001' or 'C003';

7. Find products whose selling price is greater than 2000 and less
than or equal to 5000.
Ans :- select Descriptio from product_master where
Sell_price<=5000 and Sell_price>2000;

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8. Find products whose selling price is more than 1500. Calculate a


new selling price as, original selling price * .15. Rename the new
column in the above query as new_price.
Ans :- select count(*) from product_master where
Sell_price>=1500;

9. List the names, city and state of clients who are not in the state of
‘Maharashtra’.
Ans :- select Name, City, State from client_master where
State!='Maharashtra';
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10. Count the total number of orders.


Ans :- select count(*)"Total" from sales_order;

11. Calculate the average price of all products.


Ans :- select AVG(Cost_price) Average from product_master;

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12. Determine the maximum and minimum product prices.


Rename the output as max_price and min_price respectively.
Ans :- select max(Sell_price) 'max_price',min(Sell_price)
'min_price' from product_master;

13. Count the number of products having price greater than or


equal to 1500.
Ans :- select count(*) from product_master where
Sell_price>=1500;

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14. Find all the products whose qty_on_hand is less than


reorder level.
Ans :- select Description from product_master where
QTY_on_hand>Reoder_lvl;

15. Create table cmaster from client_master table.


Ans :- create table cmaster as select * from client_master;

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16. Insert data in cmaster from client_master where


city=’bombay’.
Ans :- insert into cmaster select * from client_master where
City='Bombay';

17. Create table sales from sales_order with order_no and


client_no columns.
Ans :- create table sales(order_no varchar(6), client_no varchar(6))
as select Order_no,Client_no from sales_order;

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18. Insert data in sales from sales_order table.


Ans :- create table sales as select * from sales_order;

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