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DBMS Practical List

The document provides instructions to create several databases to practice SQL queries, including databases to store flight, aircraft, employee and certification information, book and library data, supplier and product catalogs. It includes tasks to write queries that retrieve specific records according to conditions like employee salaries, aircraft ranges, book topics and library locations. Further queries involve modifying data, setting user permissions, and creating a restricted view of tables.

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DBMS Practical List

The document provides instructions to create several databases to practice SQL queries, including databases to store flight, aircraft, employee and certification information, book and library data, supplier and product catalogs. It includes tasks to write queries that retrieve specific records according to conditions like employee salaries, aircraft ranges, book topics and library locations. Further queries involve modifying data, setting user permissions, and creating a restricted view of tables.

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DBMS –Practical List

1. To study DDL and DML commands


2. To study TCL and DCL commands
3. Write SQL queries to create the following database:
Flights(flno, from, to, distance, departs)
Aircraft(aid, aname, range)
Certified(eid, aid)
Employees(eid, ename, salary)

By definition, pilots are those employees who are certified on at least one aircraft. An aircraft
can be used for any flight provided it has sufficient range. Pilots can pilot any flight provided
they are certified on an aircraft with sufficient range.

4. For the database created in ques 3, perform the following queries:

a. Find eid’s of pilots who are certified on some Boeing.


b. Find names of pilots who are certified on some Boeing.
c. Find aid’s of aircraft that can fly non-stop from LA to NY. Assume you don’t already know
the distance.
d. Find flno of flights that can be piloted by every pilot whose salary is over $100,000.

5. For the database created in ques 3, perform the following queries:


a. Find names of pilots who can operate planes with a range greater than 3,000 miles, but are
not certified on any Boeing.
b. Find eid of employee(s) with the highest salary.
c. Find eid of employee(s) with the second highest salary.
d. Find eid’s of employees certified on exactly three aircraft.

6. Write SQL queries to create the following database:


Author ( authorname, citizenship, birthyear)
Book(isbn, title, authorname)
Topic(isbn, subject)
Branch(libname, city)
Instock(isbn, libname, quantity)

7. For the database created in ques 6, perform the following queries:

a. Give all authors born after 1940.


b. Give the names of libraries in Sydney.
c. Give the cities where each book is held.
d. Give the title of each book on the topic of either alcohol or drugs.

8. For the database created in ques 6, perform the following queries:


a. Give the title and author of each book of which at least two copies are held in a branch located
in Melbourne.
b. Give the name of each Italian author who wrote an autobiography.
c. Give the total number of books in stock in the branch called Fisher.
d. This could mean the number of different titles, or the number of physical copies.
e. Give the total number of books in stock in the branches located in Sydney.

9. Write SQL queries to create the following database:


Suppliers(sid: integer,sname:varchar(10),address: varchar(10),)
Parts(pid: integer, pname: varchar(10), color: varchar(10))
Catalog(sid: integer, pid: integer, cost: real)

10. For the database created in ques 8, perform the following queries:

a. After creating the table I realized that I forgot to mention that only green, red, blue and black
color parts are allowed in parts relation. Write a query to add this constraint in parts relation.
b. For every supplier that only supplies green parts, print the name of the supplier and the total
number of parts that she supplies.
c. Increase the cost of each product by 10% which are green in color and are supplied by supplier
= “John”.
d. Authorize a user “Mary” to update color in “Parts” table. She can also pass the authorization to
other users.

11. For the database created in ques 8, perform the following queries:
a. Delete all the parts supplied by supplier “King”.
b. Drop the attribute color from parts relation.
c. Create a view for customers so that they can see only the supplier names, the name of parts
supplied by that supplier and their cost.

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