1: Use the following Sailors and Reserves Relation to do the exercise

1. ∏sName,rating(σ rating>8(S2) )
2. ∏sName,rating(S2)
3. S1 S1.sid <R1.sid R1 R1
4. σ rating>8(S2)
5. S1 X R1 6. S1 n S2
7. 1.S1∏sName,rating(σ
U S2 rating>8(S2)
8. ) S1-S2
sname rating

Almaz 9

Zelalem 10

2. ∏sName,rating(S2)

sname rating

Almaz 9

Tigist 8

Worku 5

Zelalem 10
 3. S1 S1.sid <R1.sid R1

sid sname rating Age sid bid day

22 Habtamu 7 45 58 103 11/12/96
31 Tigist 8 55 58 103 11/12/96

4. σ rating>8(S2)
sid sname rating age

28 Almaz 9 3

58 Zelalem 10 35

5. S1 X R1
sid sname rating Age sid bid day
22 Habtamu 7 45 22 101 10/10/96
22 Habtamu 7 45 58 103 11/12/96
31 Tigist 8 55 22 101 10/10/96
31 Tigist 8 55 58 103 11/12/96
58 Zalalem 10 35 22 101 10/10/96
58 Zalalem 10 35 58 103 11/12/96

6. S1 n S2
sid sname rating age

31 Tigist 8 55

58 Zelalem 10 35
 7. S1 U S2

sid sname rating age

28 Almaz 9 3

31 Tigist 8 55

44 Worku 5 35

58 Zelalem 10 35

22 Habtamu 7 45

8. S1-S2

sid sname rating age

22 Habtamu 7 45

2: Write RA and SQL expressions

Product (pname, price, category, maker)
Purchase (buyer, seller, store, product)
Company (cname, stock price, country)
Person (per-name, phone number, city)
Ex #1: Find people who bought telephony products.
Ex #2: Find names of people who bought American products
Ex #3: Find names of people who bought American products and did
not buy French products
Ex #4: Find names of people who bought American products and they
live in Seattle.
Ex #5: Find people who bought stuff from Joe or bought products
from a company whose stock prices is more than $50.

Question 2 answer
1 . Select person. Per-name from person, purchase, product where person. per-name=purchase. Buyer
and product=product. name and product. Category="telephony".

 per-name, phone-number, city (Person⋈ per-

name=buyer ( buyer(Purchase ⋈ ( category=telephony Product))))

Select person.name

from person, purchase, product

Where person.name=bought and product=product.name and product.category=’ telephony’

2. Select person. Per-name from person, purchase, company where person.per-name=purchase.buyer

and company=company.cname and company. Country="usa"

name (Person⋈per-name =buyer(Purchase⋈ ((pname, maker Product) ⋈ maker=

namec (cname(country=USA Company)))))

Select * from product

Where product_name=”American”

3. Select person.per-name from person, purchase, company where person.per-name=purchase.buyer

and company=company.cname and company.country="usa" and person. City="Seattle".

name (Person⋈per-name =buyer(Purchase⋈((pname, maker Product) ⋈ maker=

namec (cname(country=USACompany)))))
name (Person⋈per-name =buyer(Purchase⋈ ((pname, maker Product) ⋈ maker=
namec (cname(country=French Company)))))

Select per_name from person

where product_name in(select product_name from product where product_name=’american’ or

product_name<> ‘French’);

4. Select person.per-name from person, purchase where person. Per-name=purchase.buyer and person.
per-name=purchase.seller.

name ((city=SeattlePerson) ⋈per-name=buyer

(Purchase⋈((pname, maker Product) ⋈ maker=cname (cname(country=USA
Company)))))
Select name from person, purchase where city=’seattle’ and product_name=’american’

5. Select person.per-name from person, purchase, company, product where product=product. name and
person. per-name=purchase.seller and purchase.seller="joe" or company.stock price>50.

 per-name, name, phone-number, city (Person⋈per-name =buyer (buyer(Purchase ⋈seller= per-

⋃per-name, name, phone-number, city (Person⋈per-name =buyer (Purchase⋈ ((pname, maker

name (name=JoePerson))))

Product) ⋈ maker=cname (cname(stock-price>$50 Company)))))

Select p_name from person, product,purchase,company

Where buyer =’joe’ and price>$50;

3, Write RA and SQL expressions

Queries
Q #1: List names of all branches in the bank.
Q #2: List names of customers together with their account number.
Q #3: Find all cities where at least one customers live.
Q #4: Find all cities with at least one branch.
Q #5: Find all cities where there is either a customer who lives or a
branch.
Q #6: Find all the cities that has a branch but not customers.
Q #7: Find the names of all branches with assets greater than 2500K.
Q #8: List the name and cities of all customers who has an account
with balance > 2000.
Q #9: List all the cities with some customers but without any bank
branches.
Q #10: Find the names of all customers who live in a city with no
bank branches.
Q #11: List the name and address of all customers who has an
account with balance > 2000.
Q #12: Find all customers who live in a city with no bank branch.
Q #13: Find all cities that have both the customers and bank branches.
Q #14: Find all the customers who has deposits in every branch of the
bank.
Q #15: Find the name and assets of all branches which have
 customers living in Jasper.
Q #16: Find all customers who have both an account and a loan at the UofA.

Question 3 answer
1
SELECTb_name
FROM branch
Π b_name branch
2
SELECTcustomer.c_name, deposit.account_number
FROM customer, deposit
Π customer. c_name, deposit. Account number (customer × deposit)
3
SELECT city
FROM customer
WHERE (city ='jasper')
Π city
σ city = "jasper" customer
4
SELECT city
FROM branch
WHERE (city ='calgary')
Π city
σ city = "calgary" branch
5
SELECT city
FROM branch
Π city branch
6
SELECT city
FROM branch
WHERE (city ='Calgary')
Π city branch

7
SELECTb_name, assets
FROMbranch
WHERE assets > 2500;

8
SELECTcustomer.c_name, customer.city, deposit.account_number
FROM customer, deposit
WHERE (deposit.account_number> 2000)
Π customer. c_name, customer. city, deposit. Account number
σ deposit. Account number> 2000 (customer × deposit)
9
SELECT city
FROM customer
WHERE (city ='jasper')
Π city
σ city = "jasper" customer
10
SELECTc_name, city
FROM customer
WHERE (city ='jasper')

Π c_name, city
σ city = "jasper" customer
11
SELECTcustomer.c_name, branch.address, deposit.balance
FROM customer, branch, deposit
WHERE (deposit. Balance> 2000)
Π customer. c_name, branch. address, deposit. balance
σ deposit . Balance > 2000 (customer × branch × deposit)
12
SELECTc_name, street, city
FROM customer
WHERE (city ='jasper')
π c_name, street, city
σ city = "jasper" customer
13
SELECTcustomer.city,branch.cityAS Expr1
FROM customer, branch
π customer . city, branch . city → expr1 (customer × branch)
14
SELECTcustomer.c_name, customer.street,customer.city,deposit.b_name
FROM customer, deposit
π customer . c_name, customer. street, customer . city, deposit . b_name (customer × deposit)
15
SELECTbranch.b_name, branch.assets,customer.city
FROM branch, customer
WHERE (customer. city='jasper')
π branch . b_name, branch . Assets, customer. city
σ customer . city = "jasper" (branch × customer)

16
SELECTcustomer.c_name, customer.street, customer.city,deposit.b_name
FROM customer, deposit
WHERE (deposit.b_name='UofA')

Customer . c_name, customer . street, customer . city, deposit . B_name

σ deposit. b_name = "UofA" (customer × deposit)