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Lesson Objective: 3.1: Select Data. This Objective May Include But Is Not Limited To: Understanding How Data

The document provides instructions and examples for using INSERT statements to add data to database tables. It includes sample data for tables called Student_Info and Class_Info. It then lists 5 INSERT statements with explanations: 1) adds a new row to the Class_Info table, 2) inserts data into selected columns of Class_Info, 3) inserts data into two columns of Class_Info, 4) copies data from Student_Info to a backup table with a SELECT statement, and 5) uses a JOIN to insert student last names into a table where they are enrolled in a math class based on matching Class_Ids between the tables.

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Lesson Objective: 3.1: Select Data. This Objective May Include But Is Not Limited To: Understanding How Data

The document provides instructions and examples for using INSERT statements to add data to database tables. It includes sample data for tables called Student_Info and Class_Info. It then lists 5 INSERT statements with explanations: 1) adds a new row to the Class_Info table, 2) inserts data into selected columns of Class_Info, 3) inserts data into two columns of Class_Info, 4) copies data from Student_Info to a backup table with a SELECT statement, and 5) uses a JOIN to insert student last names into a table where they are enrolled in a math class based on matching Class_Ids between the tables.

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98-364 DATABASE ADMINISTRATION FUNDAMENTALS

STUDENT ACTIVITY 3.2: UTILIZING INSERT

MTA Course: Database Administration Fundamentals


Topic: Insert data
File name: DBAdminFund_SA_3.2

Lesson Objective:
3.1: Select data. This objective may include but is not limited to: understanding how data
is inserted into a database; how to use INSERT statements.

Content:
Apply the following INSERT statements to the data shown below. Record the results in
the table views provided.
Student Id Last_ Name First_Name Birthday Tuition Sex Class_Id_1 Class_Id_2
1243 Holt Holly 10-5-1990 10000 F 111 222
2435 Houston Peter 1-25-1991 5000 M 323 476
3756 Raheem Michael 6-18-1990 4000 M 222 476
4456 Jacobson Lola 8-7-1997 9000 F 476 323
5865 Higa Sidney 11-21-2000 12000 F 111 222
6674 Johnson Brian 4-15-1989 500 M 222 112
7456 Bentley Sean 2-17-1990 350 M 111 476
8934 Price Jeff 10-5-1990 2000 M 222 323
5718 Ashton Chris 1-1-1951 50 M 222

Student_Info

Class_Id Subject Room Start_Time


111 English Hall A 12:30 PM
222 Math 2354c 4:20 PM
323 Science Hall B 6:15 PM
476 Social Studies 4576c 8:45 AM

Class_Info
98-364 DATABASE ADMINISTRATION FUNDAMENTALS

1. INSERT INTO Class_Info VALUES (587,’Computer Information Systems’,’


Hall 12’,’10:35 AM’)

2. INSERT INTO Class_Info (Class_Id,Subject,Start_Time)


VALUES (2769,’Drivers Education’,’3:15 PM’)

3. INSERT INTO Class_Info (Class_ID, Room)


VALUES (2234,‘Art’)
98-364 DATABASE ADMINISTRATION FUNDAMENTALS

4. INSERT INTO Stu_Bkup (Id, Last, First,Class)


SELECT (Student_Id, Last_ Name, First_Name ,Class_Id_1)
FROM Student_Info
WHERE Class_Id_1> 0 or Class_Id_2 > 0

5. INSERT INTO Class_Enrollment (Name) 


SELECT Student_Id.Last_Name FROM Student_Info 
INNER JOIN Class_Info ON Student Id.Class_Id_2 = Class_Info. Class_Id
WHERE Class_Info.Subject= ‘Math’

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