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DBMS Assignment 2

The document provides examples of SQL commands to create, alter, drop, disable, and enable primary key constraints and foreign key constraints on various tables in a student database including tables for students, courses, enrollments, books, authors, and book adoptions. It also lists requirements for the data types and attributes of each table with examples of adding primary keys, foreign keys, unique constraints, default values, and checks on columns.

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DBMS Assignment 2

The document provides examples of SQL commands to create, alter, drop, disable, and enable primary key constraints and foreign key constraints on various tables in a student database including tables for students, courses, enrollments, books, authors, and book adoptions. It also lists requirements for the data types and attributes of each table with examples of adding primary keys, foreign keys, unique constraints, default values, and checks on columns.

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SYMCA DIV – A

Name - Rohit Chavan Rollno.06

ASSIGNMENT 2

Constraints
Q1. Explain in detail all the constraints along with rules and syntax

• Create Syntax
• Alter Syntax
• Drop Syntax
• Disable Syntax
• Enable Syntax

PRIMARY KEY:

A primary key is a field in a table which uniquely identifies each row/record in a database
table. Primary keys must contain unique values.

Syntax: CREATE TABLE table_name

Column datatype (size) CONSTRAINT constraint_name PRIMARY KEY,

Column datatype (size)

);

• Create Syntax
CREATE TABLE table_name
(
Column datatype (size) CONSTRAINT constraint_name PRIMARY KEY,
Column datatype (size)
);

• Alter Syntax
ALTER TABLE table_name ADD CONSTRAINT
constraint_name_Column_table_name CONSTRAINT;

• Drop Syntax

ALTER TABLE table_name DROP CONSTRAINT


constraint_name_Column_table_name;
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• Disable Syntax
ALTER TABLE table_name DISABLE CONSTRAINT constraint_name;

• Enable Syntax
ALTER TABLE table_name ENABLE CONSTRAINT constraint_name;

Q2. Create following schema along with their constraints

STUDENT
REG_NO FNAME LNAME BDATE ADDRESS GENDER CITY PINCODE

COURSE
COURSE_NO CNAME DEPT_NAME
ENROLL
REG_NO COURSE_NO SEM MARKS ENROLL_DATE

BOOK_ADOPTATION

COURSE_NO SEM BOOK_ISBN PRICE


TEXT
BOOK_ISBN BOOK_TITLE PUBLISHER PUB_DATE AUTHOR_ID PRICE NO_OF_COPIES

AUTHOR
AUTHOR_ID ANAME CITY STATE PINCODE DOB
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Student:

• Apply Reg_No as a primary key and must begin with SR.


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• Check Fname not null

• Check Gender like Male and Female.


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• Check that address is equal to ‘Mumbai’, ’Nagpur’, ’Kota’ or


‘Pune’.

COURSES

• Apply Course_No as primary key

• Check Dept_Name is Not Null


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• Check Cname is Not Null

ENROLL

• Apply Course_No as foreign key on existing Course Table

• Apply Reg_No, Course_No and Sem as composite Unique key


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• Set the default value for Marks as 0

• Remove the default value set on Marks

AUTHORS

• Apply Author_id as primary key and must begin with AU or A.

• City should not be null


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TEXT

• Apply Book_ISBN as primary key


• Apply Author_ID as foreign key referencing Author Table

• Check No_Of_Copies should not be 0 or Null

• Disable constraint on No_Of_Copies column

TABLE_ADOPTATION

• Apply Course_No as foreign key on Course Table.


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• Apply Book_ISBN as foreign key on Text Table

• Check price is greater than 50 and Not Null

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