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ASSIGNMENT 3

MIS331 Database Management Systems· SEM1·AY2021/2022


SQL 1
13. SQL commands to create relations

SQL Command to create STUDENT relation:

CREATE TABLE Student_T


(StudentID INT NOT NULL,
StudentName VARCHAR(25),
CONSTRAINT Student_PK PRIMARY KEY (StudentID));

SQL Command to create FACULTY relation:

CREATE TABLE Faculty_T


(FacultyID INT NOT NULL,
FacultyName VARCHAR(25),
CONSTRAINT Faculty_PK PRIMARY KEY (FacultyID));

SQL Command to create COURSE relation:

CREATE TABLE Course_T


(CourseID VARCHAR(8) NOT NULL,
CourseName VARCHAR(15),
CONSTRAINT Course_PK PRIMARY KEY (CourseID));

SQL Command to create QUALIFIED relation:

CREATE TABLE Qualified_T


(FacultyID INT NOT NULL,
CourseID VARCHAR(8) NOT NULL,
DateQualified DATE,
CONSTRAINT Qualified_PK PRIMARY KEY (FacultyID, CourseID),
CONSTRAINT Qualified_FK1 FOREIGN KEY (FacultyID) REFERENCES
Faculty_T(FacultyID),
CONSTRAINT Qualified_FK2 FOREIGN KEY (CourseID) REFERENCES
Course_T(CourseID));

SQL Command to create SECTION relation:

CREATE TABLE Section_T


(SectionNo INT NOT NULL,
Semester VARCHAR(7),
CourseID VARCHAR(8),
CONSTRAINT Section_PK PRIMARY KEY (SectionNo));
CONSTRAINT Section_FK FORGEIN KEY (CourseID) REFERENCES
Course_T(CourseID));

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SQL Command to create REGISTRATION relation:

CREATE TABLE Registration_T


(StudentID INT NOT NULL,
SectionNo INT NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT Registration_PK PRIMARY KEY (StudentID, SectionNo),
CONSTRAINT Registration_FK1 FOREIGN KEY (StudentID) REFERENCES
Student_T(StudentID),
CONSTRAINT Registration_FK2 FOREIGN KEY (SectionNo) REFERENCES
Section_T(SectionNo));

14. SQL commands to insert data into relation

SQL commands to insert the four records into the Course relation
(Hint: write four INSERT INTO statements to insert the four records):

INSERT INTO Course_T,


VALUES (“ISM 3113”, “Syst Analysis”);

INSERT INTO Course_T,


VALUES (“ISM 3112”, “Syst Design”);

INSERT INTO Course_T,


VALUES (“ISM 4212”, “Database”);

INSERT INTO Course_T,


VALUES (“ISM 4930”, “Network”);

15. SQL commands to retrieve data from relation

i. Retrieve all records in the COURSE relation

SELECT * FROM Course_T;

ii. Retrieve all values from the CourseID attribute in the COURSE relation

SELECT CourseID
FROM Course_T;

iii. Retrieve the record where CourseID is ISM4930

SELECT CourseID
FROM Course_T
WHERE CourseID = “ISM4930”;

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