1.

Consider the following schema for Insurance database:

PERSON (dr_id, name, address);

CAR (reg_no, model, year);
ACCIDENT (report_no, acc_date, loc);
OWNS (dri_id, reg_no);
PARTICIPATED (dr_id, reg_no, rep_no, dm_amt);

CREATION OF TABLE:

CREATE table person

(dr_id number(10) primary key ,
name varchar(10),
address varchar(20));

CREATE table car

(reg_no varchar(10) primary key,
model varchar(10),
year number(4));

CREATE table accident

(report_no number(2) primary key,
acc_date date,
loc varchar(10));

CREATE table owns

(dr_id number(10) references person(dr_id),
reg_no varchar(10) references car(reg_no));

CREATE table participated

(dr_id number(10) references person(dr_id),
reg_no varchar(10) references car(reg_no),
rep_no number(2) references accident(report_no),
dm_amt number(10));

INSERTION OF VALUES:

INSERT into person values(111,'Rakesh ','Tumkur');

INSERT into person values(112,'Raju','Bangalore');
INSERT into person values(113,'Kiran','Mysore');
INSERT into person values(114,'Ramu','Mandya');
INSERT into person values(115,'Ravi','Ramanagara');
INSERT into person values(116,'Suresh','Karwar');
INSERT into person values(117,'Srinivas','Karwar');

INSERT into car values('KA06TK532','Qwid',2020);

INSERT into car values('KA02P1994','Thar',2023);
INSERT into car values('KA03SE008','Hyundai',2022);
INSERT into car values('KA04MC1995','Hyundai',2017);
INSERT into car values('KA05ES6789','Kia',2022);
INSERT into car values('KA04MD1076','Ford',2021);

INSERT into accident values(11,'01-Jan-21','Manglore');

INSERT into accident values(12,'18-Feb-23','Banglore');
INSERT into accident values(13,'20-May-22','Tumkur');
INSERT into accident values(14,'23-JUN-20','Manglore');
INSERT into accident values(15,'31-DEC-19','Hubli');
INSERT into owns values(111,'KA06TK532');
INSERT into owns values(112,'KA02P1994');
INSERT into owns values(113,'KA03SE008');
INSERT into owns values(114,'KA04MC1995');
INSERT into owns values(115,'KA05ES6789');
INSERT into owns values(116,'KA04MD1076');
INSERT into owns values(117,'KA04MD1076');

INSERT into participated values(111,'KA06TK532',11,75000);

INSERT into participated values(112,'KA02P1994',12,160000);
INSERT into participated values(113,'KA03SE008',13,30000);
INSERT into participated values(114,'KA04MC1995',14,125000);
INSERT into participated values(115,'KA05ES6789',15,100000);

QUERY:

1. Display the details of person in alphabetical order of name.

Ans:
SELECT *
FROM person
ORDER BY name;

O/P:

DR_ID NAME ADDRESS

---------- ---------- --------------------
113 Kiran Mysore
112 Raju Bangalore
111 Rakesh Tumkur
114 Ramu Mandya
115 Ravi Ramanagara
117 Srinivas Karwar
116 Suresh Karwar

2. Display the details of accident in Banglore and damage amount more than 50000.
Ans:
SELECT *
FROM accident a, participated p
WHERE a.report_no=p.rep_no and
a.loc='Banglore' and
p.dm_amt >=50000;

O/P:

REPORT_NO ACC_DATE LOC DR_ID REG_NO REP_NO DM_AMT

---------- --------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
12 18-FEB-23 Banglore 112 KA02P1994 12 160000

3. Display the details of accident of Tumkur car in Manglore location.

Ans:
SELECT *
FROM accident a, participated p
WHERE a.loc='Manglore' and
a.report_no=p.rep_no and
p.reg_no like 'KA06%';
O/P:

REPORT_NO ACC_DATE LOC DR_ID REG_NO REP_NO DM_AMT

---------- --------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
11 01-JAN-21 Manglore 111 KA06TK532 11 75000

4. Display the maximum damage amount of specific car model.

Ans:
SELECT max(dm_amt)
FROM car c, participated p
WHERE c.reg_no=p.reg_no and
c.model='&model';

O/P:
Enter value for model: Hyundai

MAX(DM_AMT)
-----------
125000

5. Display the details of accident WHERE damage amount is more than the average damage amount of
Hyundai model.
Ans:
SELECT *
FROM accident a, participated p
WHERE a.report_no=p.rep_no and
p.dm_amt < (SELECT avg(dm_amt)
FROM car c, participated p
WHERE c.reg_no=p.reg_no and
c.model='Hyundai');

O/P:

REPORT_NO ACC_DATE LOC DR_ID REG_NO REP_NO DM_AMT

---------- --------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
11 01-JAN-21 Manglore 111 KA06TK532 11 75000
13 20-MAY-22 Tumkur 113 KA03SE008 13 30000

6. Display the car details whose model is Kia and manufactured during 2022.
Ans:
SELECT *
FROM car
WHERE model='Kia' and year=2022;

O/P:

REG_NO MODEL YEAR

---------- ---------- ----------
KA05ES6789 Kia 2022

7. Display the alphabetical order of person name, who are involved in accidents and the damage
amount is more than 100000.
Ans:
SELECT name
FROM person p, participated pa
WHERE p.dr_id=pa.dr_id and
pa.dm_amt>100000
ORDER BY p.name;

O/P:

NAME
----------
Raju
Ramu

8.Add new accident to the database.

Ans:
INSERT into accident values(16,'25-Dec-2021','Mandya');
1 row created.
INSERT into participated values (116,'KA04MD1076',16,34000);
1 row created

O/P:

SELECT * FROM accident;

REPORT_NO ACC_DATE LOC

---------- --------- ----------
11 01-JAN-21 Manglore
12 18-FEB-23 Banglore
13 20-MAY-22 Tumkur
14 23-JUN-20 Manglore
15 31-DEC-19 Hubli
16 25-DEC-21 Mandya

SELECT * FROM participated;

DR_ID REG_NO REP_NO DM_AMT

---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
111 KA06TK532 11 75000
112 KA02P1994 12 160000
113 KA03SE008 13 30000
114 KA04MC1995 14 125000
115 KA05ES6789 15 100000
116 KA04MD1076 16 34000

9. Update the damage amount to 40000 for the car with a specific register number in the accident with
report number 15 to 30.
Ans:
UPDATE participated
SET dm_amt=40000
WHERE rep_no >15 and rep_no <30 and
reg_no='&reg_no';

O/P:

Enter value for reg_no: KA04MD1076

1 row updated.

SELECT * FROM participated;

DR_ID REG_NO REP_NO DM_AMT

---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
111 KA06TK532 11 75000
112 KA02P1994 12 160000
113 KA03SE008 13 30000
114 KA04MC1995 14 125000
115 KA05ES6789 15 100000
116 KA04MD1076 16 40000

10. Find the total number of people who owned cars that involved in accidents in 2022.
Ans:
SELECT count(*) as no_of_people
FROM owns o, accident a, participated p
WHERE o.dr_id = p.dr_id and
a.report_no = p.rep_no and
a.acc_date like '%22';

O/P:

NO_OF_PEOPLE
------------
1

2. Consider the following database of student enrollment in courses & books adopted for each course.

STUDENT (usn, name, major, bdate).

COURSE (courseno, cname, dept)
TEXT (book_ISBN, book_title, publisher, author)
ENROLL (usn, courseno sem, marks)
BOOKADOPTION (courseno, sem, book_ISBN)

CREATION OF TABLE:

CREATE table student

(usn varchar(10) primary key,
name varchar(10),
major varchar(5),
bdate date);

CREATE table course

(courseno varchar(10) primary key,
cname varchar(10),
dept varchar(10));

CREATE table text

(book_ISBN number(15) primary key,
book_title varchar(25),
publisher varchar(25),
author varchar(25));

CREATE table enroll

(usn varchar(10) references student (usn),
courseno varchar(10) references course(courseno),
sem number(5),
marks number(3));

CREATE table book_adoption

(courseno varchar(10) references course(courseno),
sem number(5),
book_ISBN number(15) references text (book_ISBN));

INSERTION OF VALUES:

INSERT into student values('21CS051','Rani','CS','31-Jul-2003');

INSERT into student values('21CS061','Namyatha','CS','17-Jun-2004');
INSERT into student values('21EC062','Navya','EC','26-May-2003');
INSERT into student values('21EE062','Harshitha','EE','21-Nov-2003');
INSERT into student values('21IS061','Raji','IS','17-Jun-2005');
INSERT into student values('21IS051','Suresh','IS','27-Jan-2003');

INSERT into course values('CS5TH1','DS','CSE');

INSERT into course values('CS5TH2','OOMD','CSE');
INSERT into course values('EC5TH1','DC','ECE');
INSERT into course values('EC5TH2','DBMS','ECE');
INSERT into course values('EE5TH1','WT','EEE');
INSERT into course values('EE5TH2','Unix','EEE');
INSERT into course values('IS5TH1','Python','ISE');
INSERT into course values('IS5TH2','DIP','ISE');

INSERT into text values(11111,'Fundamentals of Web', 'Pearson', 'Richard Hoar');

INSERT into text values (11112,'Learning Bootstrap','PackT', 'Matt Lambert');
INSERT into text values (11113,'Java the reference','Tata McGraw Hill', 'Jim Keogh');
INSERT into text values (22221,'OOMD with UML','Pearson', 'Thamdhere');
INSERT into text values (33331,'Data communication','Pearson', 'Forouzan');
INSERT into text values (44441,'Database System','Pearson', 'Navathe');
INSERT into text values (55551,'Digital Image Processing','Pearson', 'Wood');
INSERT into text values (66661,'Fundamentals of Python','Cyber Plus', 'Halterman');
INSERT into text values (77771,'Introduction to Algorithm','Hall of India', 'Cormen');
INSERT into text values (77772,'Algorithm design','Pearson', 'Tardos');
INSERT into text values (88881,'Unix Design Pearson','Pearsonupadte', 'Rochkind');

INSERT into enroll values('21CS051','CS5TH1',5,92);

INSERT into enroll values('21CS051','CS5TH2',5,75);
INSERT into enroll values('21CS061','CS5TH1',5,85);
INSERT into enroll values('21EC062','EC5TH1',5,50);
INSERT into enroll values('21EE062','EE5TH1',5,60);
INSERT into enroll values('21IS061','IS5TH1',5,90);
INSERT into enroll values('21IS051','IS5TH2',5,78);

INSERT into book_adoption values('EE5TH1',5,11111);

INSERT into book_adoption values('EE5TH1',5,11112);
INSERT into book_adoption values('EE5TH1',5,11113);
INSERT into book_adoption values('CS5TH2',5,22221);
INSERT into book_adoption values('EC5TH1',5,33331);
INSERT into book_adoption values('EC5TH2',5,44441);
INSERT into book_adoption values('IS5TH2',5,55551);
INSERT into book_adoption values('IS5TH1',5,66661);
INSERT into book_adoption values('CS5TH1',5,77771);
INSERT into book_adoption values('CS5TH1',5,77772);
INSERT into book_adoption values('EE5TH2',5,88881);

QUERIES:
1. Display the details of all the students who born during 2004.
Ans:
SELECT *
FROM student
WHERE bdate like '%04';

O/P:

USN NAME MAJOR BDATE

---------- ---------- ------- ------------
21CS061 Namyatha CS 17-JAN-04

2. Display all the textbook details which is published by Pearson.

Ans:
SELECT *
FROM text
WHERE publisher='Pearson';

O/P:

BOOK_ISBN BOOK_TITLE PUBLISHER AUTHOR

------------- ------------------------- ----------------- ----------------
11111 Fundamentals of Web Pearson Richard Hoar
22221 OOMD with UML Pearson Thamdhere
33331 Data communication Pearson Forouzan
44441 Database System Pearson Navathe
55551 Digital Image Processing Pearson Wood
77772 Algorithm design Pearson Tardos
88881 Unix Design Pearson Rochkind

3. Display course number and course name which has adopted more than 2 books.
Ans:
SELECT c.courseno, c.cname
FROM course c, book_adoption b
WHERE c.courseno=b.courseno
GROUP BY c.courseno, c.cname having
count(*) >2;

O/P:

COURSENO CNAME
---------- ----------
EE5TH1 WT

4. Display the students who have scored more than 80 and enrolled for DS course.
Ans:
SELECT *
FROM enroll e, student s
WHERE e.usn=s.usn and e.courseno='CS5TH1' and
e.marks >80;
O/P:

USN COURSENO SEM MARKS USN NAME MAJOR BDATE

---------- ------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -------- ---------
21CS051 CS5TH1 5 92 21CS051 Rani CS 31-JUL-03
21CS061 CS5TH1 5 85 21CS061 Namyatha CS 17-JAN-04

5.Display the number of students in each department.

Ans:
SELECT dept, count(*) as total_student
FROM course
GROUP BY dept;

O/P:

DEPT TOTAL_STUDENT
---------- -------------
CSE 2
ECE 2
EEE 2
ISE 2

6. Display all the textbook written by author Thamdhere.

Ans:
SELECT book_title
FROM text
WHERE author='Thamdhere';

O/P:

BOOK_TITLE
-------------------------
OOMD with UML

7. Demonstrate how you add new textbook to the database and make this book adopted by some
department.
Ans:
Insert into text values (77773,'Internet of Thinking','Pearson','David');
1 row created.
Insert into book_adoption values('CS5TH1',5,77773);
1 row created.

O/P:

SELECT * FROM text;

BOOK_ISBN BOOK_TITLE PUBLISHER AUTHOR

---------- ------------------------- --------------------- -----------------------------
11111 Fundamentals of Web Pearson Richard Hoar
11112 Learning Bootstrap PackT Matt Lambert
11113 Java the reference Tata McGraw Hill Jim Keogh
22221 OOMD with UML Pearson Thamdhere
33331 Data communication Pearson Forouzan
44441 Database System Pearson Navathe
55551 Digital Image Processing Pearson Wood
66661 Fundamentals of Python Cyber Plus Halterman
BOOK_ISBN BOOK_TITLE PUBLISHER AUTHOR
---------- ------------------------- --------------------- ----------------------------
77771 Introduction to Algorithm Hall of India Cormen
77772 Algorithm design Pearson Tardos
88881 Unix Design Pearson Rochkind
77773 Internet of Thinking Pearson David

SELECT * FROM book_adoption;

COURSENO SEM BOOK_ISBN

---------- ---------- ----------
EE5TH1 5 11111
EE5TH1 5 11112
EE5TH1 5 11113
CS5TH2 5 22221
EC5TH1 5 33331
EC5TH2 5 44441
IS5TH2 5 55551
IS5TH1 5 66661
CS5TH1 5 77771
CS5TH1 5 77772
EE5TH2 5 88881
CS5TH1 5 77773

8.List any department that has all it’s adopted book published by specific publisher.
Ans:
SELECT c.dept
FROM text t, book_adoption b, course c
WHERE c.courseno=b.courseno and
t.book_ISBN=b.book_ISBN and
t.publisher='Pearson' MINUS
(SELECT c.dept
FROM text t, book_adoption b, course c
WHERE c.courseno=b.courseno and
t.book_ISBN=b.book_ISBN and
t.publisher!='Pearson');

O/P:

DEPT
----------
ECE

9.Produce a list of textbook like course number, book_ISBN, title in alphabetical order of courses
offered by CSE department that use more than 2 books.
Ans:
SELECT c.courseno, t.book_ISBN, t.book_title, count(*)
FROM course c, text t, book_adoption b
WHERE c.courseno=b.courseno and
b.book_ISBN=t.book_ISBN and
dept='CSE' and
c.courseno IN (SELECT ba.courseno
FROM book_adoption ba
GROUP BY ba.courseno
HAVING count(courseno)>=2)
GROUP BY c.courseno,t.book_ISBN, t.book_title;
O/P:

COURSENO BOOK_ISBN BOOK_TITLE COUNT(*)

---------- ---------- ------------------------- ----------
CS5TH1 77771 Introduction to Algorithm 1
CS5TH1 77772 Algorithm design 1
CS5TH1 77773 Internet of Thinking 1

10. Display the maximum and minimum number of students who are registered for any course.
Ans:
SELECT max(count(*)) as max, min(count(*)) as min
FROM student s, course c,enroll e
WHERE s.usn=e.usn and c.courseno=e.courseno
GROUP BY c.cname;

O/P:

MAX MIN
--------- ----------
2 1

3.Consider the following schema for a Library Database:

BOOK (Book_id, Title, Publisher_Name, Pub_Year)

BOOK_AUTHORS (Book_id, Author_Name)
PUBLISHER (Name, Address, Phone)
BOOK_COPIES (Book_id, Branch_id, No-of_Copies)
BOOK_LENDING (Book_id, Branch_id, Card_No, Date_Out, Due_Date)
LIBRARY_BRANCH (Branch_id, Branch_Name, Address)

CREATION OF TABLE:

CREATE table book

(book_id number (10) primary key,
title varchar (20),
publisher_name varchar (20),
pub_year number (20));

CREATE table book_authors

(book_id number (10) references book (book_id) on delete cascade ,
author_name varchar (20),
primary key (book_id, author_name));

CREATE table publisher

(name varchar (20) ,
address varchar (20),
phone number (10));

CREATE table library_branch

(branch_id number (10) primary key ,
branch_name varchar (50) ,
address varchar (50));

CREATE table book_copies

(book_id number (10) references book (book_id) on delete cascade ,
branch_id number (10) references library_branch(branch_id),
no_of_copies number (10),
primary key (book_id, branch_id));

CREATE table card

(card_no number (10) primary key);

CREATE table book_lending

(book_id number (10) references book (book_id) on delete cascade,
branch_id number (10) references library_branch(branch_id) ,
card_no number (10) references card (card_no),
date_out date,
due_date date,
primary key (book_id, branch_id, card_no));

INSERTION OF VALUES:

INSERT into book values (1,’DBMS’, ‘Mcgraw-Hill’,2017);

INSERT into book values (2,’ADBMS’, ‘Mcgraw-Hill’,2016);
INSERT into book values (3,’CN’, ‘Pearson’,2016);
INSERT into book values (4,’CG’, ‘Grupo Planeta’,2015);
INSERT into book values (5,’OS’, ‘Pearson’,2016);

INSERT into book_authors values (1,’Navathe’);

INSERT into book_authors values (2,’Navathe’);
INSERT into book_authors values (3,’Tanenbaum’);
INSERT into book_authors values (4,’Edward Angel’);
INSERT into book_authors values (5,’Galvin’);

INSERT into publisher values (‘Mcgraw-Hill’, ‘Bangalore’, 9989076587);

INSERT into publisher values (‘Pearson’, ‘Newdelhi’, 9889076565);
INSERT into publisher values (‘Random House’, ‘Hyderabad’, 7455679345);
INSERT into publisher values (‘Hachette Livre’, ‘Chennai’, 8970862340);
INSERT into publisher values (‘Grupo Planeta’, ‘Bangalore’, 7756120238);

INSERT into library_branch values (10,’RR Nagar’, ’Bangalore’);

INSERT into library_branch values (11,’RNSIT’,’Bangalore’);
INSERT into library_branch values (12,’Rajaji Nagar’, ’Bangalore’);
INSERT into library_branch values (13,’NITTE’,’Mangalore’);
INSERT into library_branch values (14,’Manipal’,’Udupi’);

INSERT into book_copies values (1, 10, 10);

INSERT into book_copies values (1, 11, 5);
INSERT into book_copies values (2, 12, 2);
INSERT into book_copies values (2, 13, 5);
INSERT into book_copies values (3, 14, 7);

INSERT into card values (101);

INSERT into card values (102);
INSERT into card values (103);
INSERT into card values (104);
INSERT into card values (105);

INSERT into book_lending values (1, 10, 101,’01-Jan-23’,’01-Jun-23’);

INSERT into book_lending values ( 3, 14, 101,’11-Jan-23’,’11-Mar-23’);
INSERT into book_lending values ( 2, 13, 101,’21-Feb-23’,’21-Apr-23’);
INSERT into book_lending values (2, 12, 101,’15-Mar-23’,’15-Jul-23’);
INSERT into book_lending values (1, 11, 104, ‘12-Apr-23’,’12-May-23’);

QUERIES:

1. Retrieve the book_id and title of author Navathe.

Ans:
SELECT b.book_id,b.title
FROM book b, book_authors ba
WHERE b.book_id=ba.book_id and
ba.author_name='Navathe';

O/P:

BOOK_ID TITLE
---------- --------
1 DBMS
2 ADBMS

2. Retrieve name and address of all publisher along with book_title.

Ans:
SELECT p.name,p.address,b.title
FROM book b,publisher p
WHERE p.name=b.publisher_name;

O/P:

NAME ADDRESS TITLE

------------- ---------------- ------------
Mcgraw-Hill Bangalore DBMS
Mcgraw-Hill Bangalore ADBMS
Pearson Newdelhi CN
Pearson Newdelhi OS
Grupo Planeta Bangalore CG

3. Retrieve branch name, branch id and number of copies in each branch.

Ans:
SELECT l.branch_name,l.branch_id,b.no_of_copies
FROM library_branch l,book_copies b
WHERE l.branch_id=b.branch_id;

O/P:

BRANCH_NAME BRANCH_ID NO_OF_COPIES

----------------------- ---------------- --------------------
RR Nagar 10 10
RNSIT 11 5
Rajaji Nagar 12 2
NITTE 13 5
Manipal 14 7
4. Retrieve the details of all books in the library like book ID, Book title, name of the publisher, author
name, number of copies in each branch.
Ans:
SELECT b.book_id, b.title, b.publisher_name, a.author_name, c.no_of_copies, l.branch_id
FROM book b, book_authors a, book_copies c, library_branch l
WHERE b.book_id=a.book_id and b.book_id=c.book_id and l.branch_id=c.branch_id;

O/P:

BOOK_ID TITLE PUBLISHER_NAME AUTHOR_NAME NO_OF_COPIES BRANCH_ID

------------ -------------- ----------------------- --------------------- -------------------- --------------
1 DBMS Mcgraw-Hill Navathe 10 10
1 DBMS Mcgraw-Hill Navathe 5 11
2 ADBMS Mcgraw-Hill Navathe 2 12
2 ADBMS Mcgraw-Hill Navathe 5 13
3 CN Pearson Tanenbaum 7 14

5. Retrieve the name of author who has written more than two books.
Ans:
SELECT author_name
FROM book_authors
GROUP BY author_name
HAVING count (*)>1;

O/P:

AUTHOR_NAME
--------------------
Navathe

6. Get the particular of a borrower or who have borrowed more than three books FROM Jan 2023 to
Jun 2023.
Ans:
SELECT card_no
FROM book_lending
WHERE date_out between '01-Jan-23' and '01-Jun-23'
GROUP BY card_no
HAVING count(*) >3;

O/P:

CARD_NO
----------
101

7. Retrieve the publisher name who has published maximum number of books.
Ans:
SELECT publisher_name,count(*)
FROM book
GROUP BY publisher_name
HAVING count (*) >= (SELECT max(count(*))
FROM book
GROUP BY publisher_name);
O/P:

PUBLISHER_NAME COUNT (*)

-------------------- ---------
Mcgraw-Hill 2
Pearson 2

8. Change the number of copy is to 100 for DBMS books.

Ans:
UPDATE book_copies
SET no_of_copies=100
WHERE book_id=3;

O/P:

1 row updated.

SELECT * FROM book_copies;

BOOK_ID BRANCH_ID NO_OF_COPIES

---------- --------------- -------------------
1 10 10
1 11 5
2 12 2
2 13 5
3 14 100

9. Delete a book in book table update the content of other table to reflect the data manipulation
operation.
Ans:
DELETE FROM book
WHERE book_id=3;

O/P:
SELECT * FROM book;

BOOK_ID TITLE PUBLISHER_NAME PUB_YEAR

---------- -------- --------------------- -------------
1 DBMS Mcgraw-Hill 2017
2 ADBMS Mcgraw-Hill 2016
4 CG Grupo Planeta 2015
5 OS Pearson 2016

SELECT * FROM book_authors;

BOOK_ID AUTHOR_NAME
---------- --------------------
1 Navathe
2 Navathe
4 Edward Angel
5 Galvin

SELECT * FROM book_copies;

BOOK_ID BRANCH_ID NO_OF_COPIES
---------- ------------- -----------------
1 11 5
2 12 2
2 13 5
1 10 10

SELECT * FROM book_lending;

BOOK_ID BRANCH_ID CARD_NO DATE_OUT DUE_DATE

---------- ---------- ---------- --------- ---------
1 10 101 01-JAN-23 01-JUN-23
2 13 101 21-FEB-23 21-APR-23
1 11 104 12-APR-23 12-MAY-23
2 12 101 15-MAR-23 15-JUL-23

4. Consider the following schema for Order Database:

SALESMAN (Salesman_id, Name, City, Commission)

CUSTOMER1 (Customer_id, Cust_Name, City, Grade, Salesman_id)
ORDERS (Ord_No, Purchase_Amt, Ord_Date, Customer_id, Salesman_id)

CREATION OF TABLE:

CREATE table salesman

(salesman_id number (10) primary key,
name varchar (20),
city varchar (20),
commission number (20));

CREATE table customer

(customer_id number (10) primary key,
cust_name varchar (20),
city varchar (20),
grade varchar(10),
salesman_id number (10) references salesman (salesman_id) on delete set null);

CREATE table orders

(ord_no number (15),
purchase_amt number (15),
ord_date date,
customer_id number(10) references customer(customer_id),
salesman_id number (10) references salesman (salesman_id) on delete cascade);

INSERTION OF VALUES:

INSERT into salesman values (1000, ‘Rani’,'Bangalore’,20);

INSERT into salesman values (1001, ‘Raji’,'Mangalore’,40);
INSERT into salesman values (1002, ‘Ramesh’,'Magadi’,45);
INSERT into salesman values (1003, ‘Suresh’,'Bangalore’,54);
INSERT into salesman values (1004, ‘Raj’,'Ramanagara’,35);

INSERT into customer values(101,'Harsha','Mangalore','VIP',1000);

INSERT into customer values(102 ,'Jaya','Bangalore','VVIP',1003);
INSERT into customer values(103,'Sumi','Banglore','VVIP',1001);
INSERT into customer values(104,'Pavi','Ramanagara','Public',1004);
INSERT into customer values (105,'Dimpana','Magadi','VVIP', 1002);
INSERT into customer values(106,'Bhavya','Banglore','Public',1000);

INSERT into orders values(25,55000,'23-Nov-2023',101,1000);

INSERT into orders values(43,47000,'20-Dec-2023',102,1003);
INSERT into orders values(55,25000,'22-Aug-2023',103,1001);
INSERT into orders values(47,72000,'31-Jul-2023',104,1004);
INSERT into orders values(72,50000,'17-Jun-2023',105,1002);
INSERT into orders values(32,12000,'07-Mar-2023',106,1000);

QUERY:

1.Display the details of all salesmen who are living in Bangalore city .
Ans:
SELECT *
FROM salesman
WHERE city='Bangalore';

O/P:

SALESMAN_ID NAME CITY COMMISSION

----------- -------------------- -------------------- ----------
1000 Rani Bangalore 20
1003 Suresh Bangalore 54

2. Display the salesman name, customer name ,purchase amount WHERE purchase amount is more
than 50,000 .
Ans:
SELECT name,cust_name,purchase_amt
FROM salesman s, customer c,orders o
WHERE s.salesman_id=o.salesman_id and
c.customer_id=o.customer_id and
o.purchase_amt>50000;

O/P:

NAME CUST_NAME PURCHASE_AMT

-------------------- -------------------- ------------
Rani Harsha 55000
Raj Pavi 72000

3.Display the details of all the customer who belongs to VIP grade.
Ans:
SELECT *
FROM customer
WHERE grade='VIP';

O/P:

CUSTOMER_ID CUST_NAME CITY GRADE SALESMAN_ID

----------- -------------------- -------------------- ---------- -----------
101 Harsha Mangalore VIP 1000

4. Display the name of salesman who have highests Commission.

Ans:
SELECT name
FROM salesman
WHERE commission = (SELECT max(commission)
FROM salesman);

O/P:

NAME
-------------
Suresh

5. Display the details of order by the customer Harsha.

Ans:
SELECT *
FROM orders
WHERE customer_id = (SELECT customer_id
FROM customer
WHERE cust_name='Harsha');

O/P:

ORD_NO PURCHASE_AMT ORD_DATE CUSTOMER_ID SALESMAN_ID

---------- ------------ --------- ----------- -----------
25 55000 23-NOV-23 101 1000

6. Count the customer with purchase amount above the average purchase amount.
Ans:
SELECT count(*) as no_of_cust
FROM orders
WHERE purchase_amt > (SELECT avg(purchase_amt)
FROM orders);

O/P:

NO_OF_CUST
----------
4

7. Find the name and number of all salesman who have more than one customer.
Ans:
SELECT name,salesman_id
FROM salesman s
WHERE 1 < (SELECT count (*)
FROM customer
WHERE salesman_id=s.salesman_id);

O/P:

NAME SALESMAN_ID
------------ -----------
Rani 1000

8. List all salesman and indicate those who have and don’t have customer in their cities (use union
operator).
Ans:
Ans:
(SELECT s.salesman_id,name,cust_name,commission
FROM salesman s, customer
WHERE s.salesman_id=customer.salesman_id) union
(SELECT s.salesman_id, name,'NO MATCH',commission
FROM salesman s,customer c WHERE s.salesman_id=c.salesman_id and s.city!=c.city)
order by 2 desc;

O/P:
SALESMAN_ID NAME CUST_NAME COMMISSION
----------- -------------------- -------------------- ----------
1003 Suresh Jaya 54
1000 Rani Bhavya 20
1000 Rani Harsha 20
1000 Rani NO MATCH 20
1002 Ramesh Dimpana 45
1001 Raji NO MATCH 40
1001 Raji Sumi 40
1004 Raj Pavi 35

9. Create a view that finds the salesman who has the customer with the highest order of a day.
Ans:
CREATE view sm as
SELECT o.ord_date,s.salesman_id,s.name
FROM salesman s,orders o
WHERE s.salesman_id=o.salesman_id and
o.purchase_amt = (SELECT max (purchase_amt)
FROM orders c
WHERE c.ord_date=o.ord_date);

View created.

SELECT * from sm;

ORD_DATE SALESMAN_ID NAME

------------- --------- --------------
23-NOV-23 1000 Rani
20-DEC-23 1003 Suresh
22-AUG-23 1001 Raji
31-JUL-23 1004 Raj
17-JUN-23 1002 Ramesh
07-MAR-23 1000 Rani

10. Demonstrate the delete operation by removing salesman with ID 1000 and all his order must be
deleted.
Ans:

DELETE from salesman

WHERE salesman_id=1000;

1 row deleted.

SQL:SELECT * from salesman;

SALESMAN_ID NAME CITY COMMISSION
----------- -------------------- -------------------- ----------
1001 Raji Mangalore 40
1002 Ramesh Magadi 45
1003 Suresh Bangalore 54
1004 Raj Ramanagara 35

SQL> select * from customer;

CUSTOMER_ID CUST_NAME CITY GRADE SALESMAN_ID

----------- -------------------- -------------------- ---------- -----------
101 Harsha Mangalore VIP
102 Jaya Bangalore VVIP 1003
103 Sumi Banglore VVIP 1001
104 Pavi Ramanagara Public 1004
105 Dimpana Magadi VVIP 1002
106 Bhavya Banglore Public

6 rows selected.

SQL> select * from orders;

ORD_NO PURCHASE_AMT ORD_DATE CUSTOMER_ID SALESMAN_ID

---------- ------------ --------- ----------- -----------
43 47000 20-DEC-23 102 1003
55 25000 22-AUG-23 103 1001
47 72000 31-JUL-23 104 1004
72 50000 17-JUN-23 105 1002