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    The document discusses various SQL commands like CREATE, INSERT, ALTER, UPDATE, DELETE, ORDER BY, GROUP BY applied on a student table with attributes like roll number, name, gender, date of birth etc. It shows the source code for creating and populating the table, then altering the table by adding, modifying and dropping columns. Other operations shown include updating a record, ordering records by date of birth, and using GROUP BY to find the minimum, maximum and count of date of birth values.

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    The document discusses various SQL commands like CREATE, INSERT, ALTER, UPDATE, DELETE, ORDER BY, GROUP BY applied on a student table with attributes like roll number, name, gender, date of birth etc. It shows the source code for creating and populating the table, then altering the table by adding, modifying and dropping columns. Other operations shown include updating a record, ordering records by date of birth, and using GROUP BY to find the minimum, maximum and count of date of birth values.

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    The document discusses various SQL commands like CREATE, INSERT, ALTER, UPDATE, DELETE, ORDER BY, GROUP BY applied on a student table with attributes like roll number, name, gender, date of birth etc. It shows the source code for creating and populating the table, then altering the table by adding, modifying and dropping columns. Other operations shown include updating a record, ordering records by date of birth, and using GROUP BY to find the minimum, maximum and count of date of birth values.

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    of 18

    Practical no = 27

    Aim : Consider the following tables Product and Client. Write SQL
    commands for the statements (i) to (iii) and give outputs for SQL
    queries (i) to (vi)

    Customers

    Products
    (i) To display the details of those clients whose city is delhi
    (ii) To display the details of Products whose
    Price is in the range of 50 to 100 (both values
    included).

    (iii) To display the details of those products whose name


    ends with ‘Wash’.

    (iv) select distinct City from CLIENT;


    (v) select Manufacturer, max(Price), min(Price),
    count(*) from PRODUCT group by Manufacturer;

    (vi) select Product Name, Price * 4 from PRODUCT;


    Practical no = 28

    Aim: Consider the following Sports Table

    Sports Table

    (i) Display the names of the students who have


    grade ‘C’ in either Game1 or Game2 or both.

    (ii) Display the number of students getting grade


    ‘A’ in Cricket.
    (iii) Display the names of the students who have
    the same game for both Game1 and Game2.

    (iv) Display the game taken up by the students,


    whose name starts with ‘A’.

    (v) Add a new column named ‘Marks’.


    (f) Assign a value 200 for marks for all those
    who are getting grade ‘B’ or grade ‘A’ in both
    Game1 and Game2.
    Practical no = 29

    Aim: Consider the following tables: COMPANY and MODEL:


    Comp_ID is the Foreign Key referencing
    Comp_ID of Company table.
    Write SQL commands for queries (i) to (iv)
    and output for (v) and (vi).

    Company Table

    Modern Table
    (i) To display details of all models in the Model table in ascending
    order of DateOfManufacture.

    (ii) To display details of those models manufactured


    in 2011 and whose Cost is below 2000.
    (iii) To display the Model_ID, Comp_ID, Cost from the table Model,
    CompName and ContactPerson from Company table, with their
    corresponding
    Comp_ID.

    (iv) To decrease the cost of all the models in


    Model table by 15%
    (v) select count(distinct CompHO) from Company

    (vi) select CompName, contact(‘Mr.’,ContactPerson)

    from Company where CompName ends with ‘a’


    Practical no = 30

    Aim : Use MySQL-Python Connectivity and Insert record in Employee


    Table entered by the user and display the inserted record in output
    windows. Attributes of the employee table: EmpID, EmpName, EmpDept,
    EmpDesig, DOJ(date of joining), Salary

    ➔ Creating Database

    ➔ Creating Table

    import mysql.connector

    mydb = mysql.connector.connect (
    host="localhost",user="root",password="12345678",database="file")

    mycursor = mydb.cursor()

    file_sql_query = "CREATE TABLE Employees ( EmpID VARCHAR(4) NOT NULL PRIMARY


    KEY,EmpName CHAR (20) NOT NULL, EmpDept CHAR(15),EmpDesig CHAR (25),DOJ DATE,Salary
    INT (6))"

    mycursor.execute(file_sql_query)
    mycursor.execute("CREATE DATABASE employee")
    ➔ Taking Input from user

    ➔ Inserting values in table


    Practical no = 31

    Aim : Use MySQL-Python Connectivity and Insert 5 record in Employee


    Table by using executemany() function. Attributes of the employee table:
    EmpID, EmpName, EmpDept, EmpDesig, DOJ(date of joining), Salary
    PRACTICAL NUMBER:26

    Aim: Create a student table and insert 10 row data. Implement the following SQL
    commands on the student table: ALTER table to add new attributes/modify
    data type/drop attribute; UPDATE table to modify data; ORDER By to
    display data in ascending /descending order DELETE to remove tuple(s);
    GROUP BY and find the min, max, sum.

    ● Creating Table

    Source Code:
    mysql> create table student (ROLLNO INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,NAME
    CHAR(10),Gender CHAR(10),DOB date, stream CHAR(10),PhoneNo
    varchar(10),Location Char(10));
    Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.30 sec)

    Output:

    Inserting Values Into Table

    Source Code:
    mysql> insert into student
    values(01,"Bhaskar","M","2006-02-05","Science",9711980876, "Delhi"),
    (02,"Prince ","M","2007-03-27","Science",9711980877, "Delhi"),
    (03,"Keshav","M","2006-03-06","Science",9711980879,
    "Delhi"),(04,"Shreya","F","2005-01-29","Science",9711980893, "Delhi"),
    (05,"Srishti","F","2005-03-20","Arts",9711975876,
    "Delhi"),(06,"Aditya","M","2003-09-29","Science",9711980674, "Delhi"),
    (07,"Mantsha","M","2005-12-26","Commerce",9711980353, "Delhi"),
    (08,"Roshan","M","2007-12-06","Science",9711982367, "Delhi"),
    (09,"Neha","F","2005-02-24","Arts",9743980876, "Delhi"),
    (10,"Akansha","F","2003-02-23","Arts",9711980870, "Delhi");
    Query OK, 10 rows affected (0.08 sec)
    Records: 10 Duplicates: 0 Warnings: 0

    Output:
    ● Altering Table
    Source Code:
    mysql> alter table student add column Percentage
    float(3,2); Query OK, 0 rows affected, 1 warning (0.12 sec)
    Records: 0 Duplicates: 0 Warnings: 1

    Output:

    ● Modifying Datatype of Percentage


    Source Code:
    mysql> alter table student modify column Percentage
    float(6,2); Query OK, 0 rows affected, 1 warning (0.03 sec)
    Records: 0 Duplicates: 0 Warnings: 1

    Output;

    ● Updating Table
    Source Code:
    mysql> update student set PhoneNo = 9399999999 where ROLLNO =
    10; Query OK, 1 row affected (0.05 sec)
    Rows matched: 1 Changed: 1 Warnings: 0

    Output:

    (Before Updating)

    (After Updating)

    ● Dropping a Attribute

    Source Code:
    mysql> alter table student drop column Percentage;
    Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.03 sec)
    Records: 0 Duplicates: 0 Warnings: 0

    Output:

    (Before Dropping)

    ● Order By

    Source Code:
    mysql> select * from student order by DOB;

    Output:
    ● Group By

    Source Code:
    mysql> select min(DOB) as Min_DOB from student;

    Output:

    Source Code:
    mysql> select max(DOB) as Max_DOB from student;

    Output:

    Source Code:
    mysql> select count(DOB) as count_dob from student;
    Output:

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