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This document contains 25 programs related to performing various operations in a database management system. It outlines SQL queries to create and modify database tables, perform inserts, selects, updates, deletes, calculations, sorting, filtering and joining of data. Each program is numbered and includes the date, a brief description of the operation, and the SQL syntax to implement it. The programs cover skills for basic database management including schema design, data manipulation, and querying.

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This document contains 25 programs related to performing various operations in a database management system. It outlines SQL queries to create and modify database tables, perform inserts, selects, updates, deletes, calculations, sorting, filtering and joining of data. Each program is numbered and includes the date, a brief description of the operation, and the SQL syntax to implement it. The programs cover skills for basic database management including schema design, data manipulation, and querying.

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Delhi Global Institute OF

Technology
PRACTICAL FILE Database
Management System

Submitted to:- Submitted by:


Devansh Kumar
INDEX
S.No Program Date Signature
.

1 Create a table 18/01/2023

2 Insert the value in the table 18/01/2023

3 Display all the values in the table 25/01/2023

4 Delete the value in the table 25/01/2023

5 Modify in the table by adding the new 01/02/2023


column in the table

6 Drop a column in the table. 01/02/2023

7 Update the values of in the table. 08/02/2023

8 Arrange the values in the descending 08/02/2023


order.

9 Arrange the values in the ascending 15/02/2023


order.

10 Calculate the average value 15/02/2023

11 Group the result-set by one column 22/02/2023

12 Using HAVING 22/02/2023

13 Create a New Table 01/03/2023

14 Create a view to display details of 01/03/2023


employees working in more than one
project and in one project.
15 Perform the union operations by
joining the two tables.
15/03/2023
16 Display the values between the given 15/03/2023
range.

17 Calculate a length of the string 22/03/2023

18 Display the record using OR operator 22/03/2023

19 Display the record using AND 29/03/2023


operations

20 Display the multiple values. 29/03/2023

21 Using LIKE operator to display a specific 05/04/2023


pattern

22 Display the maximum values in the 05/04/2023


table.

23 Display the minimum values in the 12/04/2023


table

24 Count the total number of rows in the 12/04/2023


table

25 Using NATURAL JOIN. 19/04/2023

PROGRAM 1
Write a program to create a table .

Syntax : create table <table name>(column_name1 datatype(size),column_name2 datatype size()......);


PROGRAM 2
Create a program to insert the values in the table.

Syntax : insert into <table_name> values (value 1,value


2,....,value n);

PROGRAM 3
Create a program to display all the values in the table.

Syntax : select *from <table name>;


PROGRAM 4
Create a program to delete the value in the table.

Syntax : delete from <table_name>


where <Condition> ;

Table after deleting the value :

PROGRAM 5
Create a program to modify in the table by adding the new
column in the above table.
Syntax : alter table <table_name> add(column_name1
datatype(size), column_name2 datatype(size),.....
column_name n datatype(size));
PROGRAM 6
Create a program to drop a column in the table.

Syntax : alter table <table_name> drop column


<column_name>;

PROGRAM 7
Create a program to update the values of in the table.
Syntax : update <table_name> set column 1=expression where
<condition>;
PROGRAM 8
Create a program to arrange the values in the descending
order.

Syntax : select <column name > from < table_name > order by
< column name > desc ;

PROGRAM 9
Create a program to arrange the values in the ascending order.

Syntax : select < column name > from < table name > order by
< column name > asc ;
PROGRAM 10
Create a program to calculate the average value.

Syntax : select AVG( column name )


from <table name>;

PROGRAM 11
Create a program to group the result- set by one column.

Syntax : select <column name> from <table name> where


<condition> group by <column name>;
PROGRAM 12
Create a program using HAVING .

Syntax : select <column name> from <table name>


group by <column name>
having <conditions> ;

PROGRAM 13
Creating a New Table :
Inserting The Values IN The Table

Displaying the values :

PROGRAM 14
Create a view to display
details of employees
working in more than
one project and in one project.

Syntax : create view view_name AS


select column1, column2, ...
from table_name
where condition;
PROGRAM 15
Create a program to perform the union operations by joining
the two tables.
Syntax : select
table_name1.column_name,table_name2.column_nam
e from table_name1,table_name2 where condition ;

Table 1 -

Table 2 -
After joining the two tables -

PROGRAM 16
Create a program to display the values between the given
range.

Syntax : select column_name from table_name


where column_name BETWEEN value1 AND value2;
PROGRAM 17 :

Create a program to calculate a length of the string.


Syntax : select LENGTH(column_name) from table_name
where condition ;

PROGRAM 18
Create a program to display the record using OR operator.
Syntax : select from table_name where condition 1 OR
condition2 OR ...condition n;
PROGRAM 19
Create a program to display the record using AND operation.

Syntax : select from table_name where condition1 AND


condition2 AND .... condition n ;

PROGRAM 20
Create a program to display the multiple values .
Syntax : select from table_name where column_name
IN(value 1,value 2,..., value n);
PROGRAM 21
Create a program using LIKE operator to display a specified
pattern .

Syntax : select from table_name where column_name LIKE


pattern ;

PROGRAM 22
Create a program to display the maximum values in the table.
Syntax : select MAX(column_name) from table_name ;
PROGRAM 23
Create a program to display the minimum values in the table .

Syntax : select MIN(column_name) from table_name ;

PROGRAM 24
Create a program to count the total number of rows in the
table.
Syntax : select COUNT(column_name) from table_name ;
PROGRAM 25
Create a program using NATURAL JOIN

Syntax : select from table_name1 NATURAL JOIN


table_name2 ;

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