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SET 1

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1. create a database called 'assignment' (Note please do the assignment tasks in this database)

2. Create the tables from ConsolidatedTables.sql and enter the records as specified in it.

3. Create a table called countries with the following columns


name, population, capital

- choose appropriate datatypes for the columns

a) Insert the following data into the table


China 1382 Beijing
India 1326 Delhi
United States 324 Washington D.C.
Indonesia 260 Jakarta
Brazil 209 Brasilia
Pakistan 193 Islamabad
Nigeria 187 Abuja
Bangladesh 163 Dhaka
Russia 143 Moscow
Mexico 128 Mexico City
Japan 126 Tokyo
Philippines 102 Manila
Ethiopia 101 Addis Ababa
Vietnam 94 Hanoi
Egypt 93 Cairo
Germany 81 Berlin
Iran 80 Tehran
Turkey 79 Ankara
Congo 79 Kinshasa
France 64 Paris
United Kingdom 65 London
Italy 60 Rome
South Africa 55 Pretoria
Myanmar 54 Naypyidaw

b) Add a couple of countries of your choice

c) Change ‘Delhi' to ‘New Delhi'

4. Rename the table countries to big_countries .

5. Create the following tables. Use auto increment wherever applicable

a. Product
product_id - primary key
product_name - cannot be null and only unique values are allowed
description
supplier_id - foreign key of supplier table

b. Suppliers
supplier_id - primary key
supplier_name
location

c. Stock
id - primary key
product_id - foreign key of product table
balance_stock

6. Enter some records into the three tables.

7. Modify the supplier table to make supplier name unique and not null.

8. Modify the emp table as follows

a. Add a column called deptno

b. Set the value of deptno in the following order

deptno = 20 where emp_id is divisible by 2


deptno = 30 where emp_id is divisible by 3
deptno = 40 where emp_id is divisible by 4
deptno = 50 where emp_id is divisible by 5
deptno = 10 for the remaining records.

9. Create a unique index on the emp_id column.

10. Create a view called emp_sal on the emp table by selecting the following fields in the
order of highest salary to the lowest salary.

emp_no, first_name, last_name, salary

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