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1.

As an administrator I should be able to create the table named Underwriter in Database


StarProtect to store the below details

UnderwriterId of type integer which will be autogenerated

Name of type varchar

DOB of type Date

JoiningDate of type Date

DefaultPassword – varchar

Solution –

CREATE TABLE StarProtect.Underwriter (

UnderwriterId INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,

Name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,

DOB DATE NOT NULL,

JoiningDate DATE NOT NULL,

DefaultPassword VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL

);

2. Write SQL Query to Insert at least 2 records into the table named Underwriter

Solution –

INSERT INTO StarProtect.Underwriter (Name, DOB, JoiningDate, DefaultPassword)

VALUES

('John Doe', '1985-05-15', '2023-01-10', 'Password123'),

('Jane Smith', '1990-08-22', '2023-02-15', 'Password456');

3. As an underWriter, I should be able to create a table named Insurance for storing Insurance
details for a Vehicle in Database StarProtect:
PolicyNo: AutoIncremented field integer value

VehicleNo: varchar with a space and Alphanumeric value

VehicleType: varchar (2-wheeler/4 -wheeler)

CustomerName: varchar

EngineNo: Integer

ChasisNo: Integer

PhoneNo: Integer consisting of 10 digits.

Type (Full Insurance/ThirdParty): varchar

PremiumAmt:. - Auto-calculated form type of insurance

FromDate: Date

ToDate: Autocalculated form FromDate + 365 days

UnderwriterId: Auto captured by the system with the UnderWriter Id

Solution –

CREATE TABLE StarProtect.Insurance (

PolicyNo INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,

VehicleNo VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL,

VehicleType VARCHAR(20) CHECK (VehicleType IN ('2-wheeler', '4-wheeler')),

CustomerName VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,

EngineNo INT NOT NULL,

ChasisNo INT NOT NULL,

PhoneNo CHAR(10) NOT NULL,

Type VARCHAR(20) CHECK (Type IN ('Full Insurance', 'ThirdParty')),

PremiumAmt DECIMAL(10, 2) NOT NULL, -- Assuming it’s a monetary value

FromDate DATE NOT NULL,

ToDate DATE NOT NULL,

UnderwriterId INT NOT NULL,

FOREIGN KEY (UnderwriterId) REFERENCES StarProtect.Underwriter(UnderwriterId)

);
4. As an UnderWriter, write SQL query to insert the insurance details into the above created
table.

For each underWriter insert at least 2 records.

Solution –

INSERT INTO StarProtect.Insurance (VehicleNo, VehicleType, CustomerName, EngineNo, ChasisNo,


PhoneNo, Type, PremiumAmt, FromDate, ToDate, UnderwriterId)

VALUES

('ABC1234', '4-wheeler', 'Alice Johnson', 123456, 654321, '9876543210', 'Full Insurance', 5000.00,
'2024-01-01', DATE_ADD('2024-01-01', INTERVAL 365 DAY), 1),

('XYZ5678', '2-wheeler', 'Bob Smith', 223456, 754321, '8765432109', 'ThirdParty', 2000.00, '2024-
01-01', DATE_ADD('2024-01-01', INTERVAL 365 DAY), 1),

('LMN4321', '4-wheeler', 'Charlie Brown', 323456, 854321, '7654321098', 'Full Insurance', 6000.00,
'2024-01-10', DATE_ADD('2024-01-10', INTERVAL 365 DAY), 2),

('PQR9876', '2-wheeler', 'Diana Prince', 423456, 954321, '6543210987', 'ThirdParty', 2500.00,


'2024-01-10', DATE_ADD('2024-01-10', INTERVAL 365 DAY), 2);

5. Write a query in SQL to filter the below details by using the PolicyNo:

VehicleNo: varchar with a space and Alphanumeric value

VehicleType: varchar (2-wheeler/4 -wheeler)

CustomerName: varchar

EngineNo: Integer

ChasisNo: Integer

PhoneNo: Integer consisting of 10 digits.

Type (Full Insurance/ThirdParty): varchar

PremiumAmt:. - Auto-calculated form type of insurance

FromDate: Date

ToDate: Autocalculated form FromDate + 365 days

UnderwriterId: Auto captured by the system with the UnderWriter Id


Solution –

SELECT

VehicleNo,

VehicleType,

CustomerName,

EngineNo,

ChasisNo,

PhoneNo,

Type,

PremiumAmt,

FromDate,

ToDate,

UnderwriterId

FROM

StarProtect.Insurance

WHERE

PolicyNo = @PolicyNo; -- Replace @PolicyNo with the actual PolicyNo you want to filter by

6. As an administrator, write SQL query to view the number of vehicles registered by an


Underwriter with the below details mentioned below:

PolicyNo: AutoIncremented field integer value

VehicleNo: varchar with a space and Alphanumeric value

VehicleType: varchar (2-wheeler/4 -wheeler)

CustomerName: varchar

EngineNo: Integer

ChasisNo: Integer

PhoneNo: Integer consisting of 10 digits.

Type (Full Insurance/ThirdParty): varchar

PremiumAmt:. - Auto-calculated form type of insurance


FromDate: Date

ToDate: Autocalculated form FromDate + 365 days

UnderwriterId: Auto captured by the system with the UnderWriter Id

Solution –

SELECT

UnderwriterId,

COUNT(PolicyNo) AS NumberOfVehiclesRegistered

FROM

StarProtect.Insurance

GROUP BY

UnderwriterId;

7. Write a query in SQL to find the insurance details of vehicle whose to date field is a past
date i.e. insurance policy has expired.

Solution –

SELECT

PolicyNo,

VehicleNo,

VehicleType,

CustomerName,

EngineNo,

ChasisNo,

PhoneNo,

Type,

PremiumAmt,

FromDate,

ToDate,

UnderwriterId
FROM

StarProtect.Insurance

WHERE

ToDate < CURDATE(); -- Checks if ToDate is less than the current date

8. Write a query in SQL to delete the Underwriter by id.

Solution –

DELETE FROM StarProtect.Underwriter

WHERE UnderwriterId = @UnderwriterId; -- Replace @UnderwriterId with the actual UnderwriterId


to delete

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