Comp 1630 - Relational Database & SQL

Term Project

INSTRUCTIONS
Follow the instructions given in part A to first create and then build the data base by running the
SQL script provided. Using Microsoft SQL Server, create the SQL scripts for the tasks in each
part of the project (B, C, and D) that are necessary to generate the required result sets, clearly
identifying your answers.

In separate PDF files, using your Student Id, submit each part of the project to the appropriate
folder in share IN, for example A00123456_Project B.pdf.

MARKING GUIDE
Although a result set may match the one provided, marks will be deducted for the following:

1. Missing code (e.g. missing ORDER BY clause)

2. Extra code (e.g. unnecessary JOIN clause)
3. Incorrect code (e.g. CREATE PROCEDURE instead of CREATE TRIGGER)
4. Inefficient code (e.g. LEFT JOIN instead of INNER JOIN)
5. Incorrect data type (e.g. using INT instead of MONEY)
6. Not following instructions
7. Non-working code

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ENTITY RELATIONSHIP DIAGRAM

PART A - Database and Tables

A1. Create a database called A00123456_Project.

A2. Run the script ProjectData.sql to create the tables listed below, and to populate the tables
with data.

Customers 91 rows
Employees 9 rows
Shippers 3 rows
Suppliers 15 rows
Products 77 rows
Orders 1078 rows
OrderDetails 2820 rows

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PART B - SQL Statements

B1. List the order details where the quantity is between 65 and 70. Display the order id and
quantity from the OrderDetails table, the product id and reorder level from the Products
table, and the supplier id from the Suppliers table. Order the result set by the order id. The
query should produce the result set listed below.

OrderID Quantity ProductID ReorderLevel SupplierID

----------- ----------- ------------- ---------------- -------------
10009 70 23 25 9
10018 70 11 30 5
10058 70 41 10 9
...
11008 70 28 0 12
11030 70 5 0 2
11033 70 53 0 14

(49 row(s) affected)

B2. List the product id, product name, English name, and unit price from the Products table
where the unit price is less than $8.00. Order the result set by the product id. The query
should produce the result set listed below.

ProductID ProductName EnglishName UnitPrice

------------- -------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- ---------------------
13 Konbu Kelp Seaweed 6.00
24 Guaraná Fantástica Guaraná Fantástica Soft Drink 4.50
33 Geitost Goat Cheese 2.50
52 Filo Mix Mix for Greek Filo Dough 7.00
54 Tourtière Pork Pie 7.45
75 Rhönbräu Klosterbier Rhönbräu Beer 7.75

(6 row(s) affected)

B3. List the customer id, company name, country, and phone from the Customers table where
the country is equal to Canada or USA. Order the result set by the customer id. The query
should produce the result set listed below.

CustomerID CompanyName Country Phone

--------------- ---------------------------------------- ------------ -------------------
BOTTM Bottom-Dollar Markets Canada (604) 555-4729
GREAL Great Lakes Food Market USA (503) 555-7555
HUNGC Hungry Coyote Import Store USA (503) 555-6874
…..
THECR The Cracker Box USA (406) 555-5834
TRAIH Trail's Head Gourmet Provisioners USA (206) 555-8257
WHITC White Clover Markets USA (206) 555-4112

(16 row(s) affected)

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B4. List the products where the reorder level is equal to the units in stock. Display the
supplier id and supplier name from the Suppliers table, the product name, reorder level,
and units in stock from the Products table. Order the result set by the supplier id. The query
should produce the result set listed below.

SupplierID Name ProductName ReorderLevel UnitsInStock

-------------- ------------------------------- ------------------------------------ ---------------- -----------------
2 Supplier B Chef Anton's Gumbo Mix 0 0
7 Supplier G Alice Mutton 0 0
12 Supplier L Thüringer Rostbratwurst 0 0
14 Supplier N Perth Pasties 0 0

(4 row(s) affected)

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B5. List the orders where the shipped date is greater than or equal to 1 of Jan 1994, and
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calculate the length in years from the shipped date to 1 of Jan 2009. Display the
order id, and the shipped date from the Orders table, the company name, and the contact
name from the Customers table, and the calculated length in years for each order. Display
the shipped date in the format MMM DD YYYY. Order the result set by order id and the
calculated years. The query should produce the result set listed below.

OrderID CompanyName ContactName ShippedDate ElapsedYears

----------- --------------------------------- ------------------------------ ----------------- ------------
10840 LINO-Delicateses Felipe Izquierdo Jan 10 1994 15
10847 Save-a-lot Markets Jose Pavarotti Jan 4 1994 15
10856 Antonio Moreno Taquería Antonio Moreno Jan 4 1994 15
...
11066 White Clover Markets Karl Jablonski Mar 28 1994 15
11067 Drachenblut Delikatessen Sven Ottlieb Mar 30 1994 15
11069 Tortuga Restaurante Miguel Angel Paolino Mar 30 1994 15

(198 row(s) affected)

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B6. List all the orders where the order date is between 1 of Jan and 30 of Mar 1992, and
the cost of the order is greater than or equal to $1500.00. Display the order id, order
date, and a new shipped date calculated by adding 10 days to the shipped date from the
Orders table, the product name from the Products table, the company name from the
Customer table, and the cost of the order. Format the date order date and the shipped date
as MON DD YYYY. Use the formula (OrderDetails.Quantity * Products.UnitPrice) to
calculate the cost of the order. Order the result set by order id. The query should produce
the result set listed below.

OrderID ProductName CompanyName OrderDate NewShippedDate OrderCost

----------- ----------------------------------- ------------------------ -------------------- --------------------- -------------
10141 Schoggi Schokolade Frankenversand Jan 2 1992 Jan 19 1992 2195.00
10141 Camembert Pierrot Frankenversand Jan 2 1992 Jan 19 1992 1700.00
10163 Camembert Pierrot Frankenversand Feb 7 1992 Feb 21 1992 1632.00
…..
10195 Côte de Blaye Que Delícia Mar 23 1992 Apr 6 1992 5533.50
10196 Côte de Blaye LILA-Supermercado Mar 24 1992 May 2 1992 7905.00
10198 Côte de Blaye Océano Atlántico Ltda. Mar 26 1992 Apr 9 1992 1581.00

(11 row(s) affected)

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B7. List all the orders with a shipping city of Vancouver. Display the order from the Orders
table, and the unit price and quantity from the OrderDetails table. Order the result set by
the order id. The query should produce the result set listed below.

OrderID UnitPrice Quantity

----------- --------------------- --------
10495 7.20 10
10495 7.70 20
10495 10.40 5
10620 4.50 5
10620 7.00 5
10810 6.00 7
10810 14.00 5
10810 15.00 5

(8 row(s) affected)

B8. List all the orders that have not been shipped (shipped date is null). Display the customer
id, company name and fax number from the Customers table, and the order id and order
date from the Orders table. Order the result set by the customer id and order date. The
query should produce the result set listed below.

CustomerID CompanyName Fax OrderID OrderDate

--------------- ----------------------------------- ------------------- ---------- --------------------------
BLAUS Blauer See Delikatessen 0621-08924 11058 1994-03-23 00:00:00
BONAP Bon app' 91.24.45.41 11076 1994-03-30 00:00:00
BOTTM Bottom-Dollar Markets (604) 555-3745 11045 1994-03-17 00:00:00
.....
RICAR Ricardo Adocicados NULL 11059 1994-03-23 00:00:00
RICSU Richter Supermarkt NULL 11075 1994-03-30 00:00:00
SIMOB Simons bistro 31 13 35 57 11074 1994-03-30 00:00:00

(21 row(s) affected)

B9. List the products which contain choc or tofu in their name. Display the product id, product
name, quantity per unit and unit price from the Products table. Order the result set by
product id. The query should produce the result set listed below.

ProductID ProductName QuantityPerUnit UnitPrice

------------- ---------------------------------------- -------------------- ---------------------
14 Tofu 40 - 100 g pkgs. 23.25
19 Teatime Chocolate Biscuits 10 boxes x 12 pieces 9.20
48 Chocolade 10 pkgs. 12.75
74 Longlife Tofu 5 kg pkg. 10.00

(4 row(s) affected)

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B10. List the number of products and their names beginning with each letter of the alphabet.
Only display the letter and count if there are at least three product names begin with the
letter. The query should produce the result set listed below.

ProductName Total
----------------- -----------
C 9
G 11
I 3
L 5
M 5
N 3
P 3
R 6
S 9
T 6

(10 row(s) affected)

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PART C - INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE and VIEWS

C1. Create a view called vw_supplier_items listing the distinct suppliers and the items they
have shipped. Display the supplier id and name from the Suppliers table, and the product id
and product name from the Products table. Use the following query to test your view to
produce the result set listed below.

SELECT *
FROM vw_supplier_items
ORDER BY Name, ProductID

SupplierID Name ProductID ProductName

------------- ------------------------------- ------------ ----------------------------------------
5 Supplier 11 Queso Cabrales
5 Supplier 12 Queso Manchego La Pastora
1 Supplier A 1 Chai
...
15 Supplier O 56 Gnocchi di nonna Alice
15 Supplier O 69 Gudbrandsdalsost
15 Supplier O 71 Fløtemysost

(77 row(s) affected)

C2. Create a view called vw_employee_info to list all the employees in the Employee table.
Display the employee id, last name, first name, and birth date. Format the name as first
name followed by a space followed by the last name. Use the following query to test your
view to produce the result set listed below.

SELECT *
FROM vw_employee_info
WHERE EmployeeID IN ( 3, 6, 9 )

EmployeeID Name BirthDate

--------------- --------------------------- ------------------------------
3 Janet Leverling 1963-08-30 00:00:00.000
6 Michael Suyama 1963-07-02 00:00:00.000
9 Anne Dodsworth 1966-01-27 00:00:00.000

(3 row(s) affected

C3. Using the UPDATE statement, change the fax value to Unknown for all rows in the
Customers table where the current fax value is null (22 rows affected).

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C4. Create a view called vw_order_cost to list the cost of orders. Display the order id and
order_date from the Orders table, the product id from the Products table, the company
name from the Customers table, and the order cost. To calculate the cost of the orders, use
the formula: (OrderDetails.Quantity * OrderDetails.UnitPrice).
Use the following query to test your view to produce the result set listed below.

SELECT *
FROM vw_order_cost
WHERE orderID BETWEEN 10100 AND 10200
ORDER BY ProductID

OrderID OrderDate ProductID CompanyName OrderCost

----------- ------------------------- ------------- ----------------------------------- -------------
10101 1991-10-28 00:00:00 1 Antonio Moreno Taquería 96.00
10156 1992-01-28 00:00:00 1 Richter Supermarkt 300.00
10159 1992-01-31 00:00:00 1 Maison Dewey 480.00
...
10170 1992-02-20 00:00:00 77 Reggiani Caseifici 216.00
10115 1991-11-20 00:00:00 77 Océano Atlántico Ltda. 45.00
10117 1991-11-22 00:00:00 77 Tradição Hipermercados 254.80

(257 row(s) affected)

C5. Using the INSERT statement, add a row to the Suppliers table with a supplier id of 16 and
a name of ‘Supplier P’.

C6. Using the UPDATE statement, increase the unit price in the Products table by 15% for rows
with a current unit price less than $5.00 (2 rows affected).

C7. Create a view called vw_orders to list orders. Display the order id and shipped date from
the Orders table, and the customer id, company name, city, and country from the
Customers table. Use the following query to test your view to produce the result set listed
below.

SELECT *
FROM vw_orders
WHERE ShippedDate BETWEEN '1993-01-01' AND '1993-01-31'
ORDER BY CompanyName, Country

OrderID CustomerID CompanyName City Country ShippedDate

----------- --------------- ---------------------------- -------------- ----------- -------------------------
10453 AROUT Around the Horn London UK 1993-01-20 00:00:00
10444 BERGS Berglunds snabbköp Luleå Sweden 1993-01-15 00:00:00
10445 BERGS Berglunds snabbköp Luleå Sweden 1993-01-14 00:00:00
...
10459 VICTE Victuailles en stock Lyon France 1993-01-22 00:00:00
10455 WARTH Wartian Herkku Oulu Finland 1993-01-25 00:00:00
10437 WARTH Wartian Herkku Oulu Finland 1993-01-06 00:00:00

(33 row(s) affected)

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PART D - Stored Procedures and Triggers

D1. Create a stored procedure called sp_emp_info to display the employee id, last name, first
name, and phone number from the Employees table for a particular employee. The
employee id will be an input parameter for the stored procedure. Use the following query to
test your stored procedure to produce the result set listed below.

EXEC sp_emp_info 7

EmployeeID LastName FirstName Phone

---------------- ------------------------------ --------------- ----------
7 King Robert 6045555598

(1 row(s) affected)

D2. Create a stored procedure called sp_orders_by_dates displaying the orders shipped
between particular dates. The start and end date will be input parameters for the stored
procedure. Display the order id, customer id, and shipped date from the Orders table, the
company name from the Customer table, and the shipper name from the Shippers table.
Use the following query to test your stored procedure to produce the result set listed below.

EXEC sp_orders_by_dates '1991-01-01', '1991-12-31'

OrderID CustomerID CompanyName ShipperName ShippedDate

----------- --------------- -------------------------------------- --------------------- -------------------------
10000 FRANS Franchi S.p.A. Federal Shipping 1991-05-15 00:00:00
10001 MEREP Mère Paillarde Federal Shipping 1991-05-23 00:00:00
10002 FOLKO Folk och fä HB Federal Shipping 1991-05-17 00:00:00
...
10133 REGGC Reggiani Caseifici United Package 1991-12-23 00:00:00
10134 WARTH Wartian Herkku Speedy Express 1991-12-27 00:00:00
10136 HUNGO Hungry Owl All-Night Grocers Speedy Express 1991-12-30 00:00:00

(134 row(s) affected)

D3. Create a stored procedure called sp_products listing a specified product ordered during a
specified month and year. The product name, month, and year will be input parameters for
the stored procedure. Display the product name, unit price, and units in stock from the
Products table, and the supplier name from the Suppliers table. Use the following query to
test your stored procedure to produce the result set listed below.

EXEC sp_products '%tofu%', 'December', 1992

ProductName UnitPrice UnitsInStock Name

------------------------------ -------------- --------------- -----------------------------------
Tofu 23.25 35 Supplier F
Tofu 23.25 35 Supplier F
Longlife Tofu 10.00 4 Supplier D
Tofu 23.25 35 Supplier F

(4 row(s) affected)

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D4. Create a stored procedure called sp_unit_prices listing the products where the unit price
is between particular values. The two unit prices will be input parameters for the stored
procedure. Display the product id, product name, English name, and unit price from the
Products table. Use the following query to test your stored procedure to produce the result
set listed below.

EXEC sp_unit_prices 6.00, 8.00

ProductID ProductName EnglishName UnitPrice

------------- -------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- --------------------
13 Konbu Kelp Seaweed 6.00
52 Filo Mix Mix for Greek Filo Dough 7.00
54 Tourtière Pork Pie 7.45
75 Rhönbräu Klosterbier Rhönbräu Beer 7.75

(4 row(s) affected)

D5. Create a stored procedure called sp_customer_city displaying the customers living in a
particular city. The city will be an input parameter for the stored procedure. Display the
customer id, company name, address, city and phone from the Customers table. Use the
following query to test your stored procedure to produce the result set listed below.

EXEC sp_customer_city 'Paris'

CustomerID CompanyName Address City Phone

--------------- ---------------------------- ------------------------------- ------- -------------------
PARIS Paris spécialités 265, boulevard Charonne Paris (1) 42.34.22.66
SPECD Spécialités du monde 25, rue Lauriston Paris (1) 47.55.60.10

(2 row(s) affected)

D6. Create a stored procedure called sp_reorder_qty to show when the reorder level
subtracted from the units in stock is less than a specified value. The unit value will be an
input parameter for the stored procedure. Display the product id, product name, units in
stock, and reorder level from the Products table, and the supplier name from the Suppliers
table. Use the following query to test your stored procedure to produce the result set listed
below.

EXEC sp_reorder_qty 9

ProductID ProductName Name UnitsInStock ReorderLevel

------------- ---------------------------------------- -------------------- ----------------- -----------------
2 Chang Supplier A 17 25
3 Aniseed Syrup Supplier A 13 25
5 Chef Anton's Gumbo Mix Supplier B 0 0
...
68 Scottish Longbreads Supplier H 6 15
70 Outback Lager Supplier G 15 30
74 Longlife Tofu Supplier D 4 5

(26 row(s) affected)

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D7. Create a stored procedure called sp_shipping_date where the shipped date is equal to the
order date plus 10 days. The shipped date will be an input parameter for the stored
procedure. Display the order id, order date and shipped date from the Orders table, the
company name from the Customers table, and the company name from the Shippers table.
Use the following query to test your stored procedure to produce the result set listed below.

EXEC sp_shipping_date '1993-11-29'

OrderID CustomerName ShipperName OrderDate ShippedDate

----------- -------------------------- -------------------- ------------------------- -------------------------
10798 Island Trading Speedy Express 1993-11-19 00:00:00 1993-11-29 00:00:00
10799 Königlich Essen Federal Shipping 1993-11-19 00:00:00 1993-11-29 00:00:00
10800 Seven Seas Imports Federal Shipping 1993-11-19 00:00:00 1993-11-29 00:00:00

(3 row(s) affected)

D8. Create a stored procedure called sp_del_inactive_cust to delete customers that have no
orders. Use the following query to test your procedure. The stored procedure should delete
1 row.

EXEC sp_del_inactive_cust

D9. Create an UPDATE trigger called tr_check_qty on the OrderDetails table to prevent the
updating of orders for products in the Products table that have units-in-stock less than the
quantity ordered. Use the following query to test your trigger.

UPDATE OrderDetails
SET Quantity = 40
WHERE OrderID = 10044
AND ProductID = 77

D10. Create an INSTEAD OF INSERT trigger called tr_insert_shippers on the Shippers table
preventing inserting a row with a company name which already exists. Use the following
query to test your trigger.

INSERT Shippers
VALUES ( 4, 'Federal Shipping' )

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