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The document provides a SQL script for creating a 'salary' database and a 'students' table with columns for id, name, age, and course. It includes commands for inserting, updating, and deleting student records. The script demonstrates basic database operations such as creating a database, using it, and managing student data through SQL queries.

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Crud

The document provides a SQL script for creating a 'salary' database and a 'students' table with columns for id, name, age, and course. It includes commands for inserting, updating, and deleting student records. The script demonstrates basic database operations such as creating a database, using it, and managing student data through SQL queries.

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SQL Script for Creating a Students Table in the Salary

Database

Step 1: Create the Database


First, we create a new database named salary:

SQL Query :- CREATE DATABASE salary;

Step 2: Use the Salary Database


Switch to the newly created salary database to perform subsequent operations:

SQL Query :- use salary;

Step 3: Create the Students Table


Next, we create a table named students with the following columns:
 id: Unique identifier for each student.
 name: Name of the student.
 age: Age of the student.
 course: Course enrolled by the student.
Here is the SQL code to create the table with descriptions for each column:

Create a table:

CREATE TABLE students (


id INT PRIMARY KEY,
name VARCHAR(100),
age INT,
course VARCHAR(100)
);
After inserting a values in a table:

Inserting rows and columns to a table

INSERT INTO students (id, name, age, course) VALUES (1, 'John Doe', 20, 'Computer
Science');
INSERT INTO students (id, name, age, course) VALUES (2, 'Jane Smith', 22, 'Mathematics');
INSERT INTO students (id, name, age, course) VALUES (3, 'Mike Johnson', 21, 'Physics');

See the rows and col in a table:

select * from students;


Update:

Updating the course to data science where id =1

-- Update a student's course


UPDATE students
SET course = 'Data Science'
WHERE id = 1;

Updating the age to 23 where id =2


-- Update a student's age
UPDATE students
SET age = 23
WHERE id = 2;
Delete

-- Delete a student by id
DELETE FROM students
WHERE id = 3;

-- Delete all students older than 21


DELETE FROM students
WHERE age > 21;

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