Q1) Write SQL Query for the following

a. Create a student table with student_id,name and marks as

attributes where student_id is primary key
SQL> CREATE TABLE STUDENT
( Student_id int primary key ,
Name Varchar(20) ,
MARKS INT );

b. Insert the details of a new students in the above table.

SQL>Insert into STUDENT values(1,'Ravi',75);
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(2,'Ravi',75);
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(3,'Raj',35);
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(4,'Shabnam',NULL);
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(5,'Shaila',90);
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(6,'Avinash',50)
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(7,'Meena',40);
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(8,'Naren',95);
c. Delete the details of a student in the above table where marks is
null
SQL> DELETE FROM STUDENT WHERE MARKS IS NULL;
d. Use the select command to get the details of the students with
marks more than 80.
SQL>SELECT * FROM STUDENT WHERE MARKS>80;
e. Find the min, max, sum, and average of the marks in a student
marks table
SQL>SELECT MIN(MARKS),MAX(MARKS),SUM(MARKS)FROM
STUDENT;
f. Write a SQL query to order the (student ID, marks) table in
descending order of the marks
SQL>SELECT Student_id ,MARKS FROM STUDENT ORDER BY
Student_id ,MARKS DESC;
g. Add a new column to the student table named fees and data
type integer
SQL>ALTER TABLE STUDENT
ADD FEES INT;
Q2). Write SQL Query for the following
a. Create a student table with StudentID, Name and Marks as
attributes where StudentId is primary key
SQL> CREATE TABLE STUDENT
( Student_id CHAR(3) primary key ,
Name Varchar(20) ,
MARKS INT );
b. Insert details of a new student in the above table
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(‘A11’,'Ram',75);
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(‘A12’,'Rahul',75);
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(‘A13’,'Radhika',35);
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(‘A14’,'Ruhika',NULL);
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(‘A15’,'Ria',90);
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(‘A16’,'Anisha',50)
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(‘A17’,'Sheena',40);
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(‘A18’,'Anjali',95);
c. Delete the student details where studentID is ‘A11’
SQL> DELETE FROM STUDENT WHERE Student_id =’A11’;
d. Use SELECT command to get details of the students where marks
within 45 & 59
SQL> SELECT * FROM STUDENT WHERE MARKS BETWEEN 45 AND 59;
e. Write a query to count the no of records in the table.
SQL>SELECT COUNT(*) AS ‘TOTAL’ FROM STUDENT;
f. Write an SQL query to obtain the Student marks in descending
order.
SQL> SELECT * FROM STUDENT ORDER BY MARKS DESC;
g. Change the size to 25 for the name field.
SQL> ALTER TABLE STUDENT MODIFY Name VARCHAR(25);
Q3) Write SQL Query for the following
a. Create a student table with student_id,name ,marks and grade as
attributes where student_id is primary key(add NOT NULL
constraint to field marks)
SQL> CREATE TABLE STUDENT
( Student_id CHAR(3) primary key ,
Name Varchar(20) ,
Marks INT NOT NULL, Grade VARCHAR(5);
b. Insert the details of new students in the above table.
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(‘B11’,'Ram',75,’B1’);
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(‘B12’,'Rahul',78,’B1’);
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(‘B13’,'Deemetrius',35,’D’);
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(‘B14’,'Ruhika',92,’A1’);
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(‘B15’,'Ria',90,’A2’);
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(‘B16’,'Anisha',50,NULL)
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(‘B17’,'Zachaarias',42,’C2’);
SQL> Insert into STUDENT values(‘B18’,'Anjali',95,’A1’);
c. Write a query to increase marks by 10 where marks below 45.
SQL>UPDATE STUDENT SET Marks=Marks+10 WHERE Marks<45;
d. Write select command to get the details of the students grade
wise
SQL> SELECT * FROM STUDENT GROUP BY Grade;
e. Write query to find the average marks where grade is not null.
SQL>SELECT AVG(Marks) FROM STUDENT WHERE Grade IS NOT
NULL;
f. Write a SQL query to order the (student ID, marks) table in
descending order of the marks
SQL> SELECT Student_id ,MARKS FROM STUDENT ORDER BY Student_id
,MARKS DESC;
g. Find the total marks of students where name ends with ‘s’ having
10 characters
SQL>SELECT SUM(Marks) FROM STUDENT WHERE length(Name)=10
AND Name LIKE “ %s”;

4. Write SQL Query for the following

a. Create a customer table with Cust_id, Name, location, ord_id,
delivery status (T/F) as attributes where Cust_id is primary key.
SQL > CREATE TABLE CUSTOMER
(Cust_id int primary key,
Name varchar (20), Location varchar (20),
ord_id int, Delivery status CHAR (1));
b. Insert the details of a new customers in the above table.
SQL > Insert into CUSTOMER values (101,'Rahul', 'Goa','3005','T');
SQL > Insert into CUSTOMER values (102,'Meera', 'Delhi','3006','F');
SQL > Insert into CUSTOMER values (103,'Priya', 'Pune','3007','F');
SQL > Insert into CUSTOMER values (104,'Ishani', 'Delhi’,'3008','T');
SQL > Insert into CUSTOMER values (105,'Aditya', 'Pune','3009','T');
SQL > Insert into CUSTOMER values (106,'Hardik', 'Kochi', '3010','F');
SQL > Insert into CUSTOMER values (107,'Varsha', 'Delhi','3011','F');
SQL > Insert into CUSTOMER values (108,'Maya', 'Goa','3012','T');
SQL > Insert into CUSTOMER values (109,'Avinash', 'Pune','3013','T');
SQL > SELECT * FROM CUSTOMER;
c. Delete the details of customers whose items are not delivered.
SQL > DELETE FROM CUSTOMER WHERE Delivery Status = 'F’
d. Use the select command to get the details of the customers
located in ‘DELHI’.
SQL > SELECT * FROM CUSTOMER WHERE Location = 'Delhi';
e. Find location where number of customers are maximum.
SQL> SELECT Location, MAX(COUNT(Cust_ID)) FROM CUSTOMER
GROUP BY Location;
f. Write a SQL query to order the customer table delivery status
wise.
SQL> SELECT* FROM CUSTOMER ORDER BY Delivery status ;
g. Select the cust_id, name from the customer table where name has
‘a’ anywhere in the string
SQL > SELECT cust_Id , name FROM CUSTOMER WHERE name LIKE
'%a%';
5. Write SQL Query for the following
a. Create a student table with Admno, stud_name, d_o_b, Stream
and Stipend as attributes where Admno is primary key
SQL > CREATE TABLE STUDENT
(Admno INT PRIMARY KEY,
Stud_name VARCHAR (20),
d_o_b DATE,
Stream VARCHAR (5),
Stipend INT);
b. Insert the details of students in the above table.
SQL>INSERT INTO STUDENT VALUES (125,'Anjali',’2005-
08-02’,'MPCIP',2000);
SQL>INSERT INTO STUDENT VALUES (123,'Ruhika',’2003-
07-07’,'MPCIP',2500);
SQL>INSERT INTO STUDENT VALUES (124,'Ria',’2004-
05-23’,'BiPCIP',3000);
SQL>INSERT INTO STUDENT VALUES (122,'Anisha',’2001-
09-12’,'MEC',2700);
SQL>INSERT INTO STUDENT VALUES (121,'Radhika',’1999-
02-25’,'CEC',1900);
c. Write a query to arrange the table Admno wise.
SQL > SELECT* FROM STUDENT ORDER BY Admno;
d. Use the select command to get the details of the students who were
born before 2004.
SQL > SELECT * FROM STUDENT WHERE YEAR(d_o_b)<2004;
e. Write a query to display a report to display yearly stipend (assuming
stipend paid month wise).
SQL>SELECT Admno, Stud_name , d_o_b ,Stream , Stipend*12 AS
yearly_stipend FROM STUDENT;
f. Write a SQL command to display sum of stipend paid stream wise.
SQL> SELECT Stream, SUM(Stipend) FROM STUDENT GROUP BY
Stream;
g. Increase the stipend by 1000 where stipend paid is less than 3000.
SQL> UPDATE STUDENT SET Stipend =Stipend+1000 WHERE
Stipend<3000;
6. Write SQL Query for the following
a) Create a customer table with cust_id, name, location, ord_id,
delivery status(T/F) ,total_cost as attributes where cust_id is primary
key .
SQL > CREATE TABLE CUSTOMER
(Cust_id int primary key,
Name varchar (20), Location varchar (20),
ord_id int, delivery_status char (1),
total_cost int);
b. Insert the details of a new customers in the above table.
SQL > Insert into CUSTOMER values (101,'Priya', 'Goa','3005','T',
'2500');
SQL > Insert into CUSTOMER values (102,'Hardik', 'Delhi','3006','F',
'1600');
SQL > Insert into CUSTOMER values (103,'Ishani', 'Pune','3007','F',
'1900');
SQL > Insert into CUSTOMER values (104,'Aditya', 'Delhi ','3008','T',
'4500');
SQL > Insert into CUSTOMER values (105,'Rishab', 'Pune','3009','T',
'8900');
SQL > Insert into CUSTOMER values (106,'Avinash','Pune', '3010','F',
'6500');
SQL > Insert into CUSTOMER values (107,'Meera', 'Delhi','3011','F',
'4300');
SQL > Insert into CUSTOMER values (108,'Mayank', 'Goa','3012','T',
'3000');
SQL > Insert into CUSTOMER values (109,'Akira', 'Pune','3013','T',
'2500');
SQL > SELECT * FROM CUSTOMER;
c) Write a query to give 10% discount to customers whose items are
not delivered.
SQL > UPDATE CUSTOMER SET total_cost = total_cost-(total_cost*0.1)
WHERE delivery_status= ‘F’
d. Use the select command to get the details of the customers
located in ‘DELHI’.
SQL > SELECT * FROM CUSTOMER WHERE Location = 'Delhi';
e. Find location where number of customers are maximum.
SQL > SELECT Location, MAX(COUNT(Cust_ID)) FROM Student GROUP
BY Location ;
f. Write a SQL query to order the customer table delivery status
wise.
SQL> SELECT* FROM CUSTOMER ORDER BY Delivery Status;
g. Select the cust_id, name from the customer table where name has
‘a’ anywhere in the string
SQL > SELECT cust_Id , name FROM CUSTOMER WHERE name LIKE
'%a%'