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Question - I managing financial transactions for a small bank

a Java program that connects to a MySQL database using JDBC and demonstrates the
use of Savepoints with multiple tables. Create two tables, accounts and
transactions. The accounts table should have the columns: account_id (INT),
account_name (VARCHAR), and balance (FLOAT). The transactions table should have the
columns: transaction_id (INT), account_id (INT), amount (FLOAT), and
transaction_type (VARCHAR). Perform multiple inserts into these tables, using
Savepoints to manage the transaction. Roll back to a Savepoint if an error occurs
during one of the inserts.
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Tasks:

1.Connect to the MySQL database using JDBC.


2.Create two tables:
accounts with columns:
account_id (INT, Primary Key)
account_name (VARCHAR)
balance (FLOAT)
transactions with columns:
transaction_id (INT, Primary Key)
account_id (INT, Foreign Key referencing accounts(account_id))
amount (FLOAT)
transaction_type (VARCHAR)
3.Insert multiple records into the accounts table.
4.Perform multiple inserts into the transactions table within a transaction.
5.Use savepoints to manage the transaction:
Set a savepoint before inserting records into the transactions table.
If an error occurs during one of the inserts, roll back to the
savepoint.
6.Ensure the program loads the JDBC driver, establishes a connection, and handles
exceptions appropriately.
7.Close all resources properly in the finally block.
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QUESTION II: managing the inventory of a retail store

program that connects to a MySQL database using JDBC, updates records in a table
named products, and demonstrates the use of Savepoints. The products table should
have the following columns: product_id (INT), name (VARCHAR), price (FLOAT), and
stock (INT). Ensure the program loads the JDBC driver, establishes a connection,
and handles exceptions appropriately. Use Savepoints to manage the transaction,
updating the price and stock of multiple products. Roll back to a Savepoint if an
error occurs during the update of one of the products.

Tasks:

1.Connect to the MySQL database using JDBC.


2.Create a table named products with the following columns:
product_id (INT, Primary Key)
name (VARCHAR)
price (FLOAT)
stock (INT)
3.Insert multiple records into the products table.
4.Use a transaction to update the price and stock of multiple products.
5.Use savepoints to manage the transaction. Set a savepoint before each update.
6.If an error occurs during the update of one of the products, roll back to the
last savepoint.
7.Ensure the program loads the JDBC driver, establishes a connection, and handles
exceptions appropriately.
8.Close all resources properly in the finally block.
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QUESTION -III

Write a Java program that connects to a MySQL database using JDBC, creates a table
named books, and deletes a record from it. The table books should have the
following columns: book_id (INT), title (VARCHAR), author (VARCHAR), and price
(FLOAT). Ensure the program loads the JDBC driver, establishes a connection, and
handles exceptions appropriately. Use a prepared statement to delete the book with
book_id = 2.

Write a Java program that performs the following tasks:

1.Connects to a MySQL database using JDBC.


2.Creates a table named books with the following columns:
book_id (INT)
title (VARCHAR)
author (VARCHAR)
price (FLOAT)
3.Inserts multiple records into the books table.
4.Uses a transaction to delete a book with book_id = 2. If an error occurs during
the deletion, the transaction should roll back to a savepoint before the deletion.
5.Ensure the program loads the JDBC driver, establishes a connection, and handles
exceptions appropriately.

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