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Experiment 4

Title: SQL Query Writing 2

Submitted By: Ponugumatla Bhavish

URN: 2023-B-04072004

Semester: III

Program: BCA

Course: Fundamentals of SQL and Data Modeling for the

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SQL queries for performing CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on the Library
Management System schema.

1. INSERT Statements (Create)

a. Insert a new member

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INSERT INTO Member (Name, Email, PhoneNumber, MembershipStartDate)

VALUES ('John Doe', '[email protected]', '555-1234', '2024-11-23');

b. Insert a new book

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INSERT INTO Book (Title, Author, Genre, PublishedYear, ISBN, AvailabilityStatus, PublisherID)

VALUES ('The Great Gatsby', 'F. Scott Fitzgerald', 'Fiction', 1925, '9780743273565', 'Available', 1);

c. Insert a new publisher

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INSERT INTO Publisher (Name, Address, ContactInfo)

VALUES ('Penguin Random House', '1745 Broadway, New York, NY', '1-800-123-4567');

d. Insert a new borrowing transaction

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INSERT INTO BorrowingTransaction (BorrowDate, DueDate, MemberID, BookID, StaffID)

VALUES ('2024-11-23', '2024-12-07', 1, 1, 1);

2. SELECT Statements (Read)

a. Retrieve all books

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SELECT * FROM Book;

b. Retrieve a specific book by its ISBN

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SELECT * FROM Book

WHERE ISBN = '9780743273565';

c. Retrieve all borrowing transactions for a specific member

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SELECT * FROM BorrowingTransaction

WHERE MemberID = 1;

d. Retrieve all books that are currently available

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SELECT * FROM Book

WHERE AvailabilityStatus = 'Available';

e. Retrieve all members who have borrowed a specific book

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SELECT Member.Name, BorrowingTransaction.BorrowDate

FROM BorrowingTransaction

JOIN Member ON BorrowingTransaction.MemberID = Member.MemberID

WHERE BorrowingTransaction.BookID = 1;

3. UPDATE Statements (Update)

a. Update the availability status of a book

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UPDATE Book

SET AvailabilityStatus = 'Checked Out'

WHERE BookID = 1;

b. Update the contact information of a member

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UPDATE Member

SET PhoneNumber = '555-9876'


WHERE MemberID = 1;

c. Update the return date for a borrowing transaction (when a member returns a book)

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UPDATE BorrowingTransaction

SET ReturnDate = '2024-11-25'

WHERE TransactionID = 1;

4. DELETE Statements (Delete)

a. Delete a book record (use caution)

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DELETE FROM Book

WHERE BookID = 1;

b. Delete a member record (use caution)

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DELETE FROM Member

WHERE MemberID = 1;

c. Delete a borrowing transaction record

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DELETE FROM BorrowingTransaction

WHERE TransactionID = 1;

Notes:

● Always be cautious when performing DELETE operations to avoid accidentally removing


important records.

● The UPDATE queries will affect all records that match the WHERE clause, so ensure the
condition is specific.

● You can use JOINs in SELECT queries to retrieve data from multiple related tables.

● INSERT operations create new rows, and you should always ensure the data being inserted is
correct and consistent with your schema.

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