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SQL Commands

This document outlines tasks to practice SQL set operations like union, intersection, and except along with aggregate functions. It provides instructions to create tables called bikes and cars, insert sample records, and write queries to return results using the different set operations and functions. The tasks cover finding the union and intersection of columns between the tables, using except, and aggregate functions like count, min, max, and average.

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SQL Commands

This document outlines tasks to practice SQL set operations like union, intersection, and except along with aggregate functions. It provides instructions to create tables called bikes and cars, insert sample records, and write queries to return results using the different set operations and functions. The tasks cover finding the union and intersection of columns between the tables, using except, and aggregate functions like count, min, max, and average.

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OBJECTIVE:

The objective of this lab session is to learn Set operations Union, intersection, Except
and Aggregate Functions
Create this table Bikes and insert 5 Create this table Cars and insert 5
records records

create table bikes create table cars (


(bikes varchar (15), car varchar (15),
model varchar (15), model varchar (15),
Yearr varchar (15), Yearr varchar (15),
colour varchar (15), colour varchar (15),
owner_name varchar (15), owner_name varchar (15),
owner_id int ); owner_id int );

Task 1
1. Find union of car and owner_name
from both tables

2. Practice another union statement.

3. How to find distinct values using


union statement

4. Practice another union all statement

Task 2
1. Show only 1st row of table bikes

2. Show 1st three rows in table car

3. Practice except operator


4. Find intersection of car and bikes from
both tables

Task 3
1. Show the Count of total numbers of
records in table cars

2. Count total numbers of records in


table bikes

3. Retrieve the total Count number of


cars having colour grey

4. Show the total Count number of cars


having model 2011

5. Retrieve minimum year in cars

6. Display minimum model from the


table bikes

Task 4
1. Show maximum year in bikes

2. Display maximum model from the


table cars

3. Retrieve average owner_id in cars


4. Show average model from the table
bikes

5. Find sum of year in cars

create table cars (

car varchar (15),

model varchar (15),

Yearr varchar (15),

colour varchar (15),

owner_name varchar (15),

owner_id int );

insert into cars values ( 'car 1','2015','2011','red','saadia',1);

insert into cars values ( 'suzuki','2011','2008','black','saad',1);

insert into cars values ( 'mehran','2004','2017','white','Ali',1);

insert into cars values ( 'cultus','2000','2015','blue','umar',1);

insert into cars values ( 'audii','2011','2014','grey','sana ',1);

select * from cars

create table bikes

(bikes varchar (15),

model varchar (15),

Yearr varchar (15),

colour varchar (15),


owner_name varchar (15),

owner_id int );

insert into bikes values ( 'car 1','2015','2011','red','saadia',1);

insert into bikes values ( 'suzuki','2011','2008','black','saad',1);

insert into bikes values ( 'mehran','2004','2017','white','Ali',1);

insert into bikes values ( 'cultus','2000','2015','blue','umar',1);

insert into bikes values ( 'audii','2011','2014','grey','sana ',1);

select colour from bikes union all select colour from cars
select colour from bikes union select colour from cars

select colour from bikes select colour from cars

select COUNT(*) From cars

select COUNT(*) From cars where colour='grey'

select MIN(model) from cars


select MAX(model) from bikes

select AVG(owner_id) from bikes


Lab Grading Sheet :

Max Obtained
Task Comments(if any)
Marks Marks
1. 10
2. 10
3. 10
4. 10

Total 40 Signature

 Note : Attempt all tasks and get them checked by your Lab. Instructor

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