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DU AIS 28 – Section B

Question-03
c) Writing SQL code:
i. Create a table called “customer_information” that has attributes – customer_id, customer_name,
customer_location

create table customer_information


(
customer_id int auto_increment primary key,
cutomer_name varchar(40) default "Baap e kono naam deynai",
customer_location varchar(50)
);

ii. Find out the – sales, sales_person, transaction_id & region from the table- transactions where the
sales amount is greater than BDT 10,000

select sales, sales_person, transaction_id, region from transactions where sales >10000;

iii. Make a query & display – customer_name, address, postal_code, country from the table –
customer_information, also order the output according to customer_name in the ascending
alphabetical order

select customer_name, address, postal_code, country from customer_information order by


customer_name;
DU AIS 28 – Section B

iv. Add a new column named customer_review to the table- customer_information, considering
reviews can be given only on the scale of 1 to 5

alter table customer_information


add column customer_review int(1) check(customer_review >=1 and customer_review <=5);

v. Make an entry to the table – customer_information. Use hypothetical values

Output:

insert into customer_information values


(12901,"Bhaag Milka Bhaag","Dhaka, Bangladesh");
DU AIS 28 – Section B

Question 2 – Relational – doing queries on multiple tabled database


d) first create a database that has two tables:
table 01: employee_table
columns: employee_id, employee_name, department, employee_position
i) Display the information (employee_id, employee_name, department, employee_position) of
employees whose employee_id are in between 4 & 9

select * from employee_table where employee_table.employee_id between 4 and 9;


ii) Display the information (employee_id, employee_name, month_name, basic_salary) of
employees whose salary is above 50,000 BDT, and who works in finance department

select employee_table.employee_id, employee_table.employee_name,


salary_table.month_name, salary_table.basic_salary from employee_table
join salary_table on employee_table.employee_id = salary_table.employee_id
where salary_table.basic_salary >50000
group by employee_table.employee_id, employee_table.employee_name,
salary_table.month_name, salary_table.basic_salary;

iii) Display the information (employee_id, employee_name, month_name, basic_salary) of


employees whose salary is in between 50,000 and 80,00 BDT

select employee_table.employee_id, employee_table.employee_name,


salary_table.month_name, salary_table.basic_salary from employee_table
join salary_table on employee_table.employee_id = salary_table.employee_id
where salary_table.basic_salary between 50000 and 80000
group by employee_table.employee_id, employee_table.employee_name,
salary_table.month_name, salary_table.basic_salary;

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