MySql task 1:

Create a database named: product_management_system:

Table 1: Products

Column Type Length Default Auto Increment

id INT - - YES

productName VARCHAR 100 - -

description TEXT - - -

price DECIMAL 10,2 0.00 -

stockQuantity INT - 0 -

status VARCHAR 10 'active' -

createdDate TIMESTAMP - CURRENT_TIMESTAMP -

 Insert a new product into the Products table. The productName is 'Wireless Mouse',
description is 'High-precision wireless mouse', price is 15.99, and stockQuantity is 100. Set
the status to 'active'.
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 "Insert a product into the Products table with only the productName as 'USB Cable' and
price as 5.99."
 "Update the price of the product with id = 1 to 20.99."
 "Update the stockQuantity of the product with productName = 'Laptop Stand' to 50."
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 "Change the status of the product with id = 3 to 'inactive'."

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 "Delete the product with id = 2 from the Products table."

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 "Remove all products from the Products table where the status is 'inactive'."
 "Retrieve all details of the product with id = 1."
 "Find all products where the price is greater than 50."
 "Get a list of all products with status set to 'active'."
 "Retrieve the productName and price for all products where stockQuantity is greater than
0."
Table 2: Categories

Column Type Length Default Auto Increment

id INT - - YES

categoryName VARCHAR 50 - -

description TEXT - - -

status VARCHAR 10 'active' -

createdDate TIMESTAMP - CURRENT_TIMESTAMP -

 "Insert a new category into the Categories table. The categoryName is 'Electronics',
description is 'Devices and gadgets', and the status is 'active'."
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 "Insert a category into the Categories table with only the categoryName as 'Furniture'."
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 "Update the status of the category with id = 1 to 'inactive'."
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 "Update the description of the category with categoryName = 'Home Appliances' to

'Appliances for household use'."
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 "Rename the category with id = 2 to 'Outdoor Equipment'."

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 "Delete the category with id = 3 from the Categories table."

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 "Retrieve all details of the category with id = 1."

 "Find all categories where the status is 'active'."
 "Retrieve the categoryName and description for all categories."
 "Get a list of categories created in the last 30 days."
 "Retrieve all categories where the categoryName contains the word 'Home'."
 "Get a list of all categories where the status is not 'inactive'."
 "Find all categories where the categoryName starts with 'E'."
 "Find all categories where the status is either 'active' or 'pending'."
 "Get all categories created in January or February."
 "Find all categories where the categoryName has 'Appl' in it."
Table 3: Suppliers

Column Type Length Default Auto Increment

id INT - - YES

supplierName VARCHAR 100 - -

contactEmail VARCHAR 100 - -

phone VARCHAR 15 - -

status VARCHAR 10 'active' -

createdDate TIMESTAMP - CURRENT_TIMESTAMP -

 "Insert a new supplier into the Suppliers table. The supplierName is 'Tech Supplies Co',
contactEmail is '[email protected]', phone is '1234567890', and the status is
'active'."
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 "Insert a supplier into the Suppliers table with the supplierName as 'Office Depot' and
contactEmail as '[email protected]'."
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 "Update the status of the supplier with id = 1 to 'inactive'."

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 "Change the phone number of the supplier with supplierName = 'Tech Supplies Co' to
'0987654321'."
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 "Update the contactEmail of the supplier with id = 2 to '[email protected]'."

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 "Delete the supplier with id = 3 from the Suppliers table."

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 "Remove all suppliers from the Suppliers table where the status is 'inactive'."
 Select supplier details by phone number:
"Retrieve all details of the supplier with the phone number '1234567890'."
 Select suppliers where the name contains a keyword:
"Find all suppliers where the supplierName contains the word 'Supply'."
 Select suppliers that do not have a specific status:
"Get a list of all suppliers where the status is not 'inactive'."
 Select suppliers with emails from a specific domain:
"Find all suppliers whose contactEmail ends with '@techsupplies.com'."
 Select suppliers based on a list of specific statuses:
"Retrieve all suppliers where the status is either 'active' or 'pending'."
 Select suppliers created in the last 60 days:
"Get a list of suppliers who were added to the Suppliers table in the last 60 days."
 Select suppliers with a name starting with a specific letter:
"Retrieve all suppliers where the supplierName starts with 'O'."
 Select suppliers based on phone pattern:
"Find all suppliers whose phone number starts with '123'."
Table 4: Customers

Column Type Length Default Auto Increment

id INT - - YES

customerName VARCHAR 100 - -

email VARCHAR 100 - -

phone VARCHAR 15 - -

address VARCHAR 255 - -

status VARCHAR 10 'active' -

createdDate TIMESTAMP - CURRENT_TIMESTAMP -

 "Insert a new customer into the Customers table. The customerName is 'John Doe', email is
'[email protected]', phone is '1234567890', address is '123 Main St, Springfield', and
status is 'active'."
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 "Insert a customer into the Customers table with customerName as 'Jane Smith' and email
as '[email protected]'."
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 "Update the status of the customer with id = 1 to 'inactive'."

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 "Change the phone number of the customer with customerName = 'John Doe' to
'0987654321'."
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 "Update the email of the customer with id = 2 to '[email protected]'."

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 "Delete the customer with id = 3 from the Customers table."

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 "Remove all customers from the Customers table where the status is 'inactive'."
 Select customer details by phone number:
"Retrieve all details of the customer with the phone number '1234567890'."
 Select customers where the name contains a keyword:
"Find all customers where the customerName contains the word 'Smith'."
 Select customers that do not have a specific status:
"Get a list of all customers where the status is not 'inactive'."
 Select customers with emails from a specific domain:
"Find all customers whose email ends with '@example.com'."
 Select customers based on a list of specific statuses:
"Retrieve all customers where the status is either 'active' or 'pending'."
 Select customers created in the last 90 days:
"Get a list of customers who were added to the Customers table in the last 90 days."
 Select customers with a name starting with a specific letter:
"Retrieve all customers where the customerName starts with 'J'."
Table 5: Orders

Column Type Length Default Auto Increment

id INT - - YES

orderDate TIMESTAMP - CURRENT_TIMESTAMP -

orderTotal DECIMAL 10,2 0.00 -

status VARCHAR 10 'active' -

 "Insert a new order into the Orders table. The orderTotal is 150.75 and the status is 'active'."
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 "Insert an order with an orderTotal of 200.50."

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 "Update the status of the order with id = 1 to 'completed'."

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 "Change the orderTotal of the order with id = 2 to 175.00."

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 "Delete the order with id = 3 from the Orders table."

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 "Remove all orders from the Orders table where the status is 'inactive'."
 Select order details by specific date:
"Retrieve all orders placed on '2023-12-15'."
 Select orders with a total greater than a specific amount:
"Find all orders where the orderTotal is greater than 100.00."
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 Select orders that do not have a specific status:

"Get a list of all orders where the status is not 'completed'."
 Select orders with a specific status:
"Retrieve all orders where the status is 'pending'."
 Select orders created in the last 30 days:
"Get a list of orders placed in the last 30 days."
 Select orders with total between a specific range:
"Find all orders with orderTotal between 50.00 and 200.00."
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 Select orders with specific statuses:

"Retrieve all orders where the status is either 'active' or 'completed'."