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Experiment 1: Database Creation and Query Execution in SQL

Aim:
To create tables for Project and Employee, insert data into them, and execute various
queries using SQL.

Algorithm/Procedure:
- Start the database management software (e.g., Oracle SQL Developer).

- Connect to the database using appropriate credentials.

- Write SQL commands to create tables as per the schema.

- Insert the given data into the tables.

- Execute the provided queries to perform operations like data retrieval and modification.

- Observe and record the results for each query.

SQL Code:
-- Table Creation

CREATE TABLE Project (


Projno NUMBER(5) PRIMARY KEY,
Location VARCHAR2(20),
Custname VARCHAR2(20),
Year NUMBER(4)
);

-- Data Insertion

INSERT INTO Project VALUES (1, 'Chennai', 'Vimal', 2005);


INSERT INTO Project VALUES (2, 'Coimbatore', 'Vijay', 2006);

-- Queries

SELECT * FROM Project;

Results:
**Output of Query: SELECT * FROM Project**
Projno Location Custname Year

1 Chennai Vimal 2005

2 Coimbatore Vijay 2006

Conclusion:
The "Project" and "Employee" tables were successfully created, data was inserted, and
queries were executed to manipulate and retrieve the data.

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