MySQL> CREATE TABLE EMPLOYEE

(EMPID CHAR(5) PRIMARY KEY, ADHAAR BIGINT, NAME VARCHAR(15), DEPT VARCHAR(10),
SALARY INT, GEN VARCHAR(6), CITY VARCHAR(20));

MySQL>INSERT INTO EMPLOYEE VALUES

(‘E1001’,6523965274569632,’ADITYA’,’IT’,96858,’MALE’,’ROURKELA’),
(‘E1002’,9586965874556932,’MANASHI’,’MGMT’,85858,’FEMALE’,’BBSR’),
(‘E1003’,9589512874569632,’RADHIKA’,’CLERK’,35858,’FEMALE’,’CUTTACK’),
(‘E1004’,8457512874569632,’BIKSAH’,’MGMT’,96899,’MALE’,’ROURKELA’),
(‘E1005’,2857965874569632,’KRITIKA’,’IT’,75658,’FEMALE’,’SMBP’),
(‘E1006’,9576985632548579,’BIDYA’,’CLERK’,25899,’FEMALE’,’ROURKELA’),
(‘E1007’,9576984694686325,’RUDRA’,’MGMT’,85426,’MALE’,’BBSR’),
(‘E1008’,2758463995686325,’SABITA’,’IT’,65426,’FEMALE’,’CUTTACK’),
(‘E1009’,9568763995682754,’RAVI’,’MGMT’,55425,’MALE’,’SMBP’),
(‘E1010’,6666763995687755,’RAGHAV’,’CLERK’,45425,’MALE’,’ROURKELA’);

Q1. To display details of all employee.

MySQL> SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE;

Q2. To display of city all employee without repetition.

MySQL> SELECT DISTINCT CITY FROM EMPLOYEE;
Q3. To display EMPID, NAME and SALARY of all employee whose salary is more than 80000.
MySQL> SELECT EMPID,NAME, SALARY FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE SALARY>80000;

Q4. To display EMPID, NAME, CITY of all employee who are not belongs to Rourkela.
MySQL> SELECT EMPID, NAME, CITY FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE CITY<>'ROURKELA';

Q5. To display EMPID, NAME and DEPT of all employee whose department is IT.
MySQL> SELECT EMPID,NAME,CITY FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE DEPT='IT';

Q6. To display NAME, DEPT and SALARY of all employee whose department is ‘IT’ and salary more than
80000.
MySQL> SELECT NAME,DEPT,SALARY FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE DEPT='IT' AND SALARY>80000;

Q7. To display NAME and CITY of all employee who are belongs to ‘SMBP’ or ‘CUTTACK’ .
MySQL> SELECT NAME,CITY FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE CITY='CUTTACK' OR CITY='SMBP';

Q8. To display NAME, GEN, CITY of employee who are either from ‘CUTTACK’ or gender is ‘MALE’.
MySQL> SELECT NAME,GEN,CITY FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE GEN='MALE' OR CITY='CUTTACK';

Q9. To display the NAME and CITY of all employee who are not belongs to either ‘ROURKELA’ or’BBSR’.
MySQL> SELECT NAME,CITY FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE NOT(CITY='ROURKELA' OR CITY='BBSR');
Q10. To display EMPID and SALARY of all employee whose salary is between 40000 and 60000.
MySQL> SELECT EMPID, SALARY FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE SALARY BETWEEN 40000 AND 60000;

Q11. To display NAME and CITY of all employee whose name starts with ‘R’;
MySQL> SELECT NAME,CITY FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE NAME LIKE 'R%';

Q12. To display NAME and CITY of all employee whose name starts with ‘I’;
MySQL> SELECT NAME,CITY FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE NAME LIKE '%I';

Q13. To display NAME and CITY of all employee whose third letter of the name is ‘D’;
MySQL> SELECT NAME,CITY FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE NAME LIKE '__D%';

Q14. To display NAME and CITY of all employee whose second last letter of the name is ‘K’.
MySQL> SELECT NAME,CITY FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE NAME LIKE '%K_';

Q15. To display NAME and CITY of all employee who are belongs to ‘SMBP’, ‘CUTTACK’ and ’BBSR’ .
MySQL> SELECT NAME,CITY FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE CITY IN('BBSR','CUTTACK','SMBP');

Q16. To display NAME and CITY of all employee who are not belongs to ‘SMBP’, ‘CUTTACK’ and ’BBSR’ .
MySQL> SELECT NAME,CITY FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE CITY NOT IN('BBSR','CUTTACK','SMBP');
Q17. To display NAME and SALARY of all employee in ascending order of the SALARY.
MySQL> SELECT NAME,SALARY FROM EMPLOYEE ORDER BY SALARY ASC;

Q18. To display NAME and SALARY of all employee in descending order of the NAME.
MySQL> SELECT NAME,SALARY FROM EMPLOYEE ORDER BY NAME DESC;

Q19. To display NAME and SALARY of all ‘MGMT’ employees in descending order of their SALARY.
MySQL> SELECT NAME,SALARY FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE DEPT='MGMT' ORDER BY SALARY;

Q20. To display total numbers of employee working in EMPLOYEE table.

MySQL> SELECT COUNT(*) FROM EMPLOYEE;

Q21. To display total no of city without repetition.

MySQL> SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT CITY) FROM EMPLOYEE;

Q22. To display total sum of salary in EMPLOYEE table.

MySQL> SELECT SUM(SALARY) FROM EMPLOYEE;

Q23. To display total average of salary in EMPLOYEE table.

MySQL> SELECT AVG(SALARY) FROM EMPLOYEE;
Q24. To display minimum salary from employee table.
MySQL> SELECT MIN(SALARY) FROM EMPLOYEE;

Q25. To display maximum salary from employee table.

MySQL> SELECT MAX(SALARY) FROM EMPLOYEE;

Q26. To display DEPT and total no employee working in each department in employee table.
MySQL> SELECT DEPT, COUNT(*) FROM EMPLOYEE GROUP BY DEPT;

Q27. To display DEPT and total no male employee working in each department in employee table.
MySQL> SELECT DEPT, COUNT(*) FROM EMPLOYEE
WHERE GEN='MALE'
GROUP BY DEPT;

Q28. To display DEPT and total no employee working in each department where total count is more than
three(3) in employee table.
MySQL> SELECT DEPT, COUNT(*) FROM EMPLOYEE
GROUP BY DEPT
HAVING COUNT(*)>3;

Q29. To display DEPT and total no female employee working in each department where total count is
more than one(1) in employee table.
MySQL> SELECT DEPT, COUNT(*) FROM EMPLOYEE
WHERE GEN='FEMALE'
GROUP BY DEPT
HAVING COUNT(*)>1;

Q30. To display EMPID, NAME, CITY of all employee who are belongs to ‘CUTTACK’.
MySQL> SELECT EMPID, NAME, CITY FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE CITY='CUTTACK';
Relation: COMPANY Relation: FOOD

Creation of table COMPANY and Inserting records in it.

MySQL> CREATE TABLE COMPANY(ID CHAR(5) PRIMARY KEY,NAME VARCHAR(10) UNIQUE,CITY
VARCHAR(12) NOT NULL);

MySQL> INSERT INTO COMPANY VALUES

('A101','BRITANNIA','KOLKATA')
('A102','BISKFARM','BHUBANESWAR')
('A103','PARLE','JAMSHEDPUR')
('A104','PRIYAGOLD','RANCHI')
('A105','ANMOL','DELHI');

Creation of table FOOD and Inserting records in it.

MySQL> CREATE TABLE FOOD(CODE CHAR(5) PRIMARY KEY,PRODUCT VARCHAR(10) UNIQUE,QTY
SMALLINT,PRICE SMALLINT,ID CHAR(5));

MySQL> INSERT INTO FOOD VALUES

-> ('C1','TOP GOLD',20,35,'A101'),
-> ('C2','MARIE',30,30,'A101'),
-> ('C3','SPICY',60,40,'A102'),
-> ('C4','GOOGLY',40,35,'A102'),
-> ('C5','NAMKIN',10,40,'A103'),
-> ('C6','CHEESE',25,45,'A104'),
-> ('C7','OREO',35,25,'A108');
Q31. To display the schema/structure of relation COMPANY.
MySQL> DESC COMPANY;

Q32. To display NAME, CITY, CODE, PRODUCT, PRICE from company and food.
MySQL> SELECT NAME,CITY,CODE,PRODUCT, PRICE FROM COMPANY NATURAL JOIN FOOD;
Q33. To update CITY as ‘ROURKELA’ of ‘BRITANNIA’ Company.
MySQL>UPDATE COMPANY SET CITY='ROURKELA' WHERE NAME='BRITANNIA';
Query OK, 1 row affected (0.01 sec)
Rows matched: 1 Changed: 1 Warnings: 0

MySQL> SELECT * FROM COMPANY;

Q34. To delete the row of FOOD whose CODE is C7.

MySQL> DELETE FROM FOOD WHERE CODE='C7';
Query OK, 1 row affected (0.01 sec)

MySQL> SELECT * FROM FOOD;

Q.35. To remove all the rows / data/ elements form FOOD table.
MySQL> TRUNCATE TABLE FOOD;
Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.11 sec)

MySQL> SELECT * FROM FOOD;

Empty set (0.04 sec)

MySQL> CREATE TABLE TEACHER

-> (TID CHAR(4) PRIMARY KEY,NAME VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL,AGE TINYINT,DEPT VARCHAR(10),
DATEOFJOIN DATE, SAL INT, GEN CHAR(6));

MySQL> INSERT INTO TEACHER VALUES('T118','NAVIN',40,'COMPUTER','2010-01-10',12000,'MALE');

MySQL> INSERT INTO TEACHER VALUES
-> ('T107','CHETNA',37,'HISTORY','2008-03-24',20000,'FEMALE'),
-> ('T105','SANDEEP',46,'MATHS','2006-12-12',30000,'MALE'),
-> ('T110','SANGEETA',35,'HISTORY','2010-07-01',25000,'FEMALE'),
 -> ('T101','RUDRANSH',42,'MATHS','2004-09-05',40000,'MALE'),
-> ('T121','NEERAJ',38,'PHYSICS','2011-04-01',28000,'MALE');
Q36.To display name and age of female teachers in descending order of date of join.
MySQL>SELECT NAME,AGE FROM TEACHER WHERE GEN='FEMALE' ORDER BY DATEOFJOIN DESC;

Q37. To increase the salary by 10% of math department.

MySQL>UPDATE TEACHER SET SAL=SAL+(10*SAL)/100 WHERE DEPT='MATHS';
MySQL> SELECT NAME,DEPT,SAL FROM TEACHER;

Q38. To count the number of male teacher.

SELECT COUNT(*) AS TOTAL_MALE FROM TEACHER WHERE GEN='MALE';

Q39. To add a new column Address with data type varchar(15).

MySQL> ALTER TABLE TEACHER ADD ADDRESS VARCHAR(15);
MySQL> SELECT * FROM TEACHER;

Q40. To remove the column Address from Teacher table.

MySQL> ALTER TABLE TEACHER DROP COLUMN ADDRESS;
MySQl> SELECT * FROM TEACHER;
 MYSQL WITH PYTHON INTERFACE
1. WAP in python to create a database “PUBLISHER” in MySQL.
import mysql.connector as con
mydb=con.connect(host="localhost",user="root",passwd="admin")
if mydb.is_connected():
print("Connection established.")
else:
print("Connection not established.")
cur=mydb.cursor()
try:
cur.execute("CREATE DATABASE PUBLISHER;")
print("Database created sucessfully.")
except:
print("This database is already exist.")
mydb.close()
2. WAP in python to create a table “BOOK” and insert data as per following .

Table Creation:
import mysql.connector as con
mydb=con.connect(host="localhost",user="root",passwd="admin",database="PUBLISHER")
if mydb.is_connected():
print("Connection established.")
else:
print("Connection not established.")
cur=mydb.cursor()
try:
qr="CREATE TABLE BOOK(BOOKID CHAR(5) PRIMARY KEY,NAME VARCHAR(15) NOT NULL,
AUTHOR VARCHAR(15) NOT NULL,PRICE SMALLINT);"
cur.execute(qr)
print("Table created sucessfully.")
except:
print("This table is already exist.")
mydb.close()

Data Insertion:
import mysql.connector as con
mydb=con.connect(host="localhost",user="root",passwd="admin",database="PUBLISHER")
if mydb.is_connected():
print("Connection established.")
else:
print("Connection not established.")
cur=mydb.cursor()
while True:
id=input("Enter BookId:")
 nm=input("Enter Book-Name:")
ath=input("Enter Author-Name:")
pr=int(input("Enter Book-Price:"))
qr="INSERT INTO BOOK VALUES('{}','{}','{}',{});".format(id,nm,ath,pr)
cur.execute(qr)
cur.execute("COMMIT")
ch=input("Wants to add more record(y/n):")
if ch.lower()=='n':
break
print("Rows inserted sucessfully.")
mydb.close()

Output:
Connection established.
Enter BookId:B101
Enter Book-Name:PYTHON
Enter Author-Name:S.ARORA
Enter Book-Price:576
Wants to add more record(y/n):Y
Enter BookId:B102
Enter Book-Name:PHYSICS
Enter Author-Name:B.SHARMA
Enter Book-Price:958
Wants to add more record(y/n):Y
Enter BookId:B103
Enter Book-Name:CHEMISTRY
Enter Author-Name:M.MATHOOR
Enter Book-Price:898
Wants to add more record(y/n):Y
Enter BookId:B104
Enter Book-Name:ACCOUNTS
Enter Author-Name:A.CHAWLA
Enter Book-Price:755
Wants to add more record(y/n):Y
Enter BookId:B105
Enter Book-Name:ECONOMICS
Enter Author-Name:R.SING
Enter Book-Price:555
Wants to add more record(y/n):N
Rows inserted sucessfully.

3. WAP in python to fetch all records from BOOK table.

import mysql.connector as con
mydb=con.connect(host="localhost",user="root",passwd="admin",database="PUBLISHER")
cur=mydb.cursor()
cur.execute("SELECT * FROM BOOK;")
data=cur.fetchall()
print(data)
mydb.close()
 Output
[('B101', 'PYTHON', 'S.ARORA', 576), ('B102', 'PHYSICS', 'B.SHARMA', 958), ('B103', 'CHEMISTRY',
'M.MATHOOR', 898), ('B104', 'ACCOUNTS', 'A.CHAWLA', 755), ('B105', 'ECONOMICS', 'R.SING', 555)]

4. WAP in python to fetch all records individually from BOOK table.

import mysql.connector as con
mydb=con.connect(host="localhost",user="root",passwd="admin",database="PUBLISHER")
cur=mydb.cursor()
cur.execute("SELECT * FROM BOOK;")
for row in cur:
print(row)
mydb.close()
or
import mysql.connector as con
mydb=con.connect(host="localhost",user="root",passwd="admin",database="PUBLISHER")
cur=mydb.cursor()
cur.execute("SELECT * FROM BOOK;")
data=cur.fetchall()
for row in data:
print(row)
mydb.close()

Output
('B101', 'PYTHON', 'S.ARORA', 576)
('B102', 'PHYSICS', 'B.SHARMA', 958)
('B103', 'CHEMISTRY', 'M.MATHOOR', 898)
('B104', 'ACCOUNTS', 'A.CHAWLA', 755)
('B105', 'ECONOMICS', 'R.SING', 555)

5. WAP in python to fetch one first row from table BOOK.

import mysql.connector as con
mydb=con.connect(host="localhost",user="root",passwd="admin",database="PUBLISHER")
cur=mydb.cursor()
cur.execute("SELECT * FROM BOOK;")
data=cur.fetchone()
print(data)
mydb.close()

Output
('B101', 'PYTHON', 'S.ARORA', 576)

6. WAP in python to fetch first three rows from table BOOK.

import mysql.connector as con
mydb=con.connect(host="localhost",user="root",passwd="admin",database="PUBLISHER")
cur=mydb.cursor()
cur.execute("SELECT * FROM BOOK;")
data=cur.fetchmany(3)
count=cur.rowcount
for row in data:
print(row)
 print("Total row fetched:",count)
mydb.close()

Output:
('B101', 'PYTHON', 'S.ARORA', 576)
('B102', 'PHYSICS', 'B.SHARMA', 958)
('B103', 'CHEMISTRY', 'M.MATHOOR', 898)
Total row fetched: 3
7. WAP in python to print Book name and Book price of all book whose price is more than 700.
import mysql.connector as con
mydb=con.connect(host="localhost",user="root",passwd="admin",database="PUBLISHER")
cur=mydb.cursor()
cur.execute("SELECT NAME,PRICE FROM BOOK WHERE PRICE>700;")
data=cur.fetchmany(3)
count=cur.rowcount
for row in data:
print(row)
print("Total row fetched:",count)
mydb.close()

Output
('PHYSICS', 958)
('CHEMISTRY', 898)
('ACCOUNTS', 755)
Total row fetched: 3
8. WAP in python to print Book name ,Author name and price in descending order of their price.
import mysql.connector as con
mydb=con.connect(host="localhost",user="root",passwd="admin",database="PUBLISHER")
cur=mydb.cursor()
cur.execute("SELECT NAME,AUTHOR,PRICE FROM BOOK ORDER BY PRICE DESC;")
data=cur.fetchmany(3)
count=cur.rowcount
for row in data:
print(row)
print("Total row fetched:",count)
mydb.close()

Output
('PHYSICS', 958)
('CHEMISTRY', 898)
('ACCOUNTS', 755)
Total row fetched: 3