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DBMS Mysql Notes

The document shows the creation of four tables - Doctor, Patient, Visit, and Bill - to store information about doctors, patients, visits, and bills in a database management system. It also creates a function to return the name of a patient based on their blood group.

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DBMS Mysql Notes

The document shows the creation of four tables - Doctor, Patient, Visit, and Bill - to store information about doctors, patients, visits, and bills in a database management system. It also creates a function to return the name of a patient based on their blood group.

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create table Doctor(doctor_id int primary key, doc_name varchar(30), specialized_in varchar(30),
gender varchar(1));

create table Patient(patient_id int primary key, patient_name varchar(30), birth_date date, gender
varchar(1), blood_group varchar(5), case_id int);

create table Visit(doctor_id int references doctor(doctor_id), patient_id int references


patient(patient_id), date_of_visit date, problem varchar(30), diagnosis varchar(30),
treatement_suggested varchar(30), next_visit_date date);

create table Bill(doctor_id int references Doctor(doctor_id), patient_id int references


Patient(patient_id), bill_date date, total_amount int);

create function getPatientName(blood_group varchar(5))

returns table(patient_name varchar(30))

return table

(select patient_name from patient where patient.blood_group=getPatientName(blood_group));

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