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CS Elective 4

The document provides examples of SQL queries to perform common operations like inserting, selecting, updating, deleting records from database tables. Some examples include queries to insert a new record, select all records from a table, update a column value, calculate averages and sums, perform inner and outer joins between tables.

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CS Elective 4

The document provides examples of SQL queries to perform common operations like inserting, selecting, updating, deleting records from database tables. Some examples include queries to insert a new record, select all records from a table, update a column value, calculate averages and sums, perform inner and outer joins between tables.

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CS Elective 4

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SQL
• Write a SQL query to insert a new record into a table named students with
columns student_id, firstname, middlename, and lastname.
➢INSERT INTO students (student_id, firstname, middlename, lastname)
➢VALUES (1, 'John', 'Doe', 'Smith');
• Retrieve all columns for all records in a table named students.
➢SELECT * FROM students;
• Write a query to select records from a table named products where the
price is greater than 50.
➢SELECT * FROM products WHERE price > 50;
• Write a query to retrieve records from a table named orders and sort them
in descending order based on the order_date column.
➢SELECT * FROM orders ORDER BY order_date DESC;
• Provide a SQL statement to update the quantity column to 100 for the
product with product_id 101.
➢UPDATE products SET quantity = 100 WHERE product_id = 101;
SQL
• Write a query to increase the salary by 10% for all employees in the employees table
whose department is Sales.
➢ UPDATE employees SET salary = salary * 1.1 WHERE department = 'Sales';
• Write a query to delete all records from a table named logs without deleting the table
structure.
➢ DELETE FROM logs;
• Write a query to delete all records from a table named products where the
stock_quantity is less than or equal to 10.
➢ DELETE FROM products WHERE stock_quantity <= 10;
• Write a query to find the total number of records in a table named students.
➢ SELECT COUNT(*) FROM students;
• Write a query to calculate the average value of the price column in a table named
products.
➢ SELECT AVG(price) FROM products;
• Write a query to find the total sales (revenue) for each category in the products table.
➢ SELECT category, SUM(price * quantity) AS total_sales
➢ FROM products
➢ GROUP BY category;
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• Write a query to determine the number of unique products in the inventory table.
➢ SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT product_id) FROM inventory;
• Write a query to retrieve all the employee_name from employees table and matchining
department_name from the departments tables, assuming that an employee belongs to
a single department
➢ SELECT employees.employee_name, departments.department_name
➢ FROM employees
➢ JOIN departments ON employees.department_id = departments.department_id;
• Write a query to join between the departments and students tables, retrieving all
records from the students table and matching department_name from the department
table.
➢ SELECT students.*, departments.department_name
➢ FROM students
➢ JOIN departments ON students.department_id = departments.department_id;
• Write a SQL query to display all records from the customers table and the corresponding
orders (if any) from the orders table using a left join.
➢ SELECT *
➢ FROM customers
➢ LEFT JOIN orders ON customers.customer_id = orders.customer_id;

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