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The document creates databases and tables to store customer and order data. It inserts sample records, performs joins, updates data, uses built-in functions, and case/order statements to analyze and manipulate the data. It also creates two employee tables and demonstrates union, intersect, and except operators on the tables.

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SQL4

The document creates databases and tables to store customer and order data. It inserts sample records, performs joins, updates data, uses built-in functions, and case/order statements to analyze and manipulate the data. It also creates two employee tables and demonstrates union, intersect, and except operators on the tables.

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--Create Database

Create Database Customer;

--Use Database
Use Customer;

--Create Table(Create a customer table which comprises of these columns �


�customer_id�, �first_name�,�last_name�, �email�, �address�, �city�,�state�,�zip�)
Create table Customer_Details(
Customer_ID Int Primary key,
Customer_First_Name Varchar(50) not null,
Customer_Last_Name Varchar(50) default'.',
Customer_Email Varchar(70) not null,
Customer_Address Varchar(150) not null,
Customer_City Varchar(50),
Customer_State Varchar(50),
Customer_Zipcode Int
);

--Insert into the table(Insert 5 new records into the table)


Insert into Customer_Details
(Customer_ID,Customer_First_Name,Customer_Email,Customer_Address,Customer_City,Cust
omer_State,Customer_Zipcode)
values(123,'Gabby','[email protected]','No 7
Plaza','San Jose','California',95112);
Insert into Customer_Details values
(456,'Sam','Lisa','[email protected]','20th Ave','Denver','Colorado',80202),
(789,'Zor','Kam','[email protected]','1275 B Block','Atlanta','Georgia',30303),
(901,'Mc','Cool','[email protected]','D 37','Dover','Delaware',19901),
(234,'Holly','Biz','[email protected]','06 7th CT','Boise','Idaho',83702)
;

--Displaying the table with Condition(Select only the �first_name� & �last_name�
columns from the customer table & Select those records where �first_name� starts
with �G� and city is �San Jose)
Select * from Customer_Details;
Select Customer_First_Name,Customer_Last_Name from Customer_Details;
Select * from Customer_Details where Customer_First_Name like 'G%' and
Customer_City like 'San Jose';

--Create Table(Create an �Orders� table which comprises of these columns �


�order_id�, �order_date�, �amount�, �customer_id')
Create Table Orders(
Order_ID int not null,
Order_Date date not null,
Amount int not null,
Customer_ID int foreign key references Customer_Details(Customer_ID)
);

insert into Orders values


(85213,'2023-02-10',25000,123),
(78952,'2023-02-02',32500,456),
(12358,'2023-01-28',12750,789),
(98725,'2023-03-01',69250,901),
(65482,'2023-01-31',42300,234);

-- Make an inner join on �Customer� & �Order� tables on the �customer_id� column
select c.*,o.* from Customer_Details as c
Inner join
Orders as o
on c.Customer_ID=o.Customer_ID;

--Make left and right joins on �Customer� & �Order� tables on the �customer_id�
column
select c.*,o.* from Customer_Details as c
Right join
Orders as o
on c.Customer_ID=o.Customer_ID;

select c.*,o.* from Customer_Details as c


Left join
Orders as o
on c.Customer_ID=o.Customer_ID;

--Update the �Orders� table, set the amount to be 100 where �customer_id� is 3(Dont
have 3 so use 789 instead)
Update Orders set Amount=100 where Customer_ID=789;

-- Use the inbuilt functions and find the minimum, maximum and average amount from
the orders table
select min(Amount) from Orders;

Select max(amount) from Orders;

select avg(amount) from orders;

--create a user-defined function, which will multiply the given number with 10
Create Function Mult_10(@num as int)
returns int
as
begin
return(
@num*10
)
end;

select dbo.mult_10(10);

--use the case statement to check if 100 is less than 200, greater than 200 or
equal to 200 and print the corresponding value
select case
When 100<200 then '100 Is less than 200'
When 100>200 then '100 is more than 200'
When 100=200 then '100 is equal to 200'
else NUll
End;

-- Arrange the �Orders� dataset in decreasing order of amount


Select * from Orders
order by Amount desc;

-- Create a table with name �Employee_details1� and comprising of these columns �


�Emp_id�, �Emp_name�, �Emp_salary�. Create another table with name
�Employee_details2�, which comprises of same columns as first table
Create table Employee_details1(
Emp_id int primary key,
Emp_name varchar(50) not null,
Emp_salary int not null
);

Create table Employee_details2(


Emp_id int primary key,
Emp_name varchar(50) not null,
Emp_salary int not null
);

Insert into Employee_details1 values


(150001,'Kumar',75000),
(150002,'Suresh',50000),
(150003,'Hari',150000),
(150004,'Bilal',80000);

insert into Employee_details2 values


(150001,'Ahmed',95750),
(150002,'Rajesh',35000),
(150007,'Satish',15000);

-- Apply the union operator on these two tables


Select * from Employee_details1
Union
Select * from Employee_details2;

--Apply the intersect operator on these two tables


Select Emp_id from Employee_details1 where Emp_salary=50000
intersect
Select Emp_id from Employee_details2 where Emp_salary=35000;

-- Apply the except operator on these two tables


Select * from Employee_details1
Except
Select * from Employee_details2;

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