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 Q1.

a. Display the names of all Games with their GCodes.

SELECT Gcode, Game_Name FROM club;

b. Display the details of those games which are having Fees more
than 7000

SELECT Fees FROM club WHERE fees >7000;

c. Display the record of all the member whose fees is less than
8000

SELECT * FROM club WHERE fees<8000;

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 d. To display the GameName whose fees is 5000

SELECT Game_Name FROM club WHERE fees=5000;

e. To display the GameName whose fees is 5000

SELECT * FROM club WHERE Game_Name='Chess';

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Q2.

a. Display the Ename and salary of all employees whose salary more
than 20000

SELECT Ename, salary FROM employee WHERE salary>20000;

b. Display all the records

SELECT * FROM employee;

c. Display the details of employees whose dept id is D01

SELECT * FROM employee where DeptId='D01';

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 d. Display the name and salary of employees whose name id Joseph

Code:

Select Ename, salary from employee where ename='Joseph';

e. Display the distinct department id’s

Select distinct DeptId from employee;

f. Display the empno and name of employees whose salary is less than
12000

Select Empno,Ename from employee where salary <12000;

g. Display the details of employees whose Bonus is 566 and more

Select * from employee where Bonus >=566;

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Q3. Write MySQL queries for the following

a. To create a database

Ans. CREATE DATABASE school;

b. To create a student table with the student id, class, section, gender,
name, dob, and marks as attributes where the student id is the
primary key.

Ans. CREATE TABLE student (Studentid int primary key, Name

varchar(10), DOB date, Gender char(6), Class int, Section char(5), Marks
int);

c. To insert the details of at least 10 students in the above table

Ans. INSERT INTO student VALUES (1, ‘Chaarvi’, ‘2005-01-01’, ‘Female’,

11, ‘B’, 30);
INSERT INTO student VALUES (2, ‘Tanish’, ‘2005-02-04’, ‘Male’, 11, ‘O’,
25);
INSERT INTO student VALUES (3, ‘Diya’, ‘2005-08-12’, ‘Female’, 11, ‘D’,
23);
INSERT INTO student VALUES (4, ‘Saaniya’, ‘2005-05-07’, ‘Female’, 11,
‘E’, 29);
INSERT INTO student VALUES (5, ‘Mansi’, ‘2005-04-09’, ‘Female’, 11, ‘E’,
19);
INSERT INTO student VALUES (6, ‘Yogita’, 2005-03-02’, ‘Female’, 11, ‘A’,
22);
INSERT INTO student VALUES (7, ‘Pari’, ‘2005-05-06’, ‘Female’, 11, ‘B’,
15);
INSERT INTO student VALUES (8, ‘Shomanshi’, ‘2005-04-05’, Female’, 11,
‘C’, 18);
INSERT INTO student VALUES (9, ‘Tamanna’, ‘2005-10-11’, ‘Female’, 11,
‘D’, 20);
INSERT INTO student VALUES (10, ‘Rahul’, ‘2005-09-10’, ‘Male’, 11, ‘E’,
27);

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 d. To delete the details of a particular student in the above table.

Ans. DELETE FROM student WHERE studentid=10;

SELECT * FROM STUDENT;

e. To increase marks by 5% for those students who have marks more

than 20.

Ans. UPDATE student SET marks = marks + (marks * 0.5) where marks >20;

SELECT * FROM STUDENT;

f. To display the entire content of the table

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Ans. SELECT * FROM student;

g. To display Studentid, Name, Marks of those students who are scoring

marks more than 20

Ans. SELECT studentid, name, marks FROM student WHERE marks>20;

h. To find number of students who are from section ‘A’

Ans. SELECT * FROM student WHERE section=‘A’;

i. To add a new column email in the above table with appropriate data
type

Ans. ALTER TABLE student ADD email varchar (20);

j. To add the email ids of each student in previously created email

column

Ans. UPDATE student SET email=('[email protected]') where studentid=1;

UPDATE student SET email=('[email protected]') where studentid=2;
UPDATE student SET email=('[email protected]') where studentid=3;

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UPDATE student SET email=('[email protected]') where studentid=4;
UPDATE student SET email=('[email protected]') where studentid=5;
UPDATE student SET email=('[email protected]') where studentid=6;
UPDATE student SET email=('[email protected]') where studentid=7;
UPDATE student SET email=('[email protected]') where studentid=8;
UPDATE student SET email=('[email protected]') where studentid=9;
SELECT * FROM student;

k. To display the information of all students whose names starts with

AN

Ans. SELECT * FROM student WHERE name LIKE ‘an%’;

l. To display Studentid, Name, DOB of those students who are born

between ‘2005-01-01’ and ‘2005-12-31’

Ans. SELECT studentid, name, dob FROM student WHERE dob BETWEEN
‘2005-01-01’ AND ‘2005-12-31’;

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 m. To display Studentid, Name, DOB, Marks, Email of those male
students in ascending order

Ans. SELECT studentid, name, dob, marks, email FROM student WHERE
gender=‘Male’ ORDER BY name;

n. To display Studentid, Gender, Name, DOB, Marks, Email in

descending order of marks

Ans. SELECT studentid, name, dob, gender, marks, email FROM student
ORDER BY marks DESC;

o. To display the unique section available in the table

Ans. SELECT DISTINCT section FROM student;