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Back Up Table

The document contains SQL commands to create a BIKE_DETAILS table, copy data to a new B_DETAILS table, add and update columns, and rename columns.

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Back Up Table

The document contains SQL commands to create a BIKE_DETAILS table, copy data to a new B_DETAILS table, add and update columns, and rename columns.

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--TASK2

CREATE TABLE BIKE_DETAILS(B_ID NUMBER,B_NAME VARCHAR2(25),B_SALES NUMBER,B_BRAND


VARCHAR2(25),B_TYPE VARCHAR2(20),B_AMT NUMBER);
DESC BIKE_DETAILS;
SELECT * FROM BIKE_DETAILS;
CREATE TABLE B_DETAILS AS SELECT * FROM BIKE_DETAILS;
SELECT * FROM B_DETAILS;
ALTER TABLE B_DETAILS ADD CC VARCHAR2(10);
UPDATE B_DETAILS SET CC='&CC' WHERE B_ID=&B_ID;
UPDATE B_DETAILS SET CC='&CC' WHERE B_ID IS NULL;
DROP TABLE BIKE_DETAILS;
RENAME B_DETAILS TO BIKE_DETAILS;
--TASK3
ALTER TABLE BIKE_DETAILS ADD BNAME VARCHAR2(30);
UPDATE BIKE_DETAILS SET BNAME=B_NAME;
ALTER TABLE BIKE_DETAILS DROP COLUMN B_NAME;
ALTER TABLE BIKE_DETAILS RENAME COLUMN BNAME TO B_NAME;

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