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Practical-2 Dbms

The document outlines the steps to create a Visitor Management Database using MySQL. It includes instructions for creating a database and table, inserting data, retrieving table structure, deleting duplicate records, and updating values. Example commands are provided for each step to guide the user through the process.

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Practical-2 Dbms

The document outlines the steps to create a Visitor Management Database using MySQL. It includes instructions for creating a database and table, inserting data, retrieving table structure, deleting duplicate records, and updating values. Example commands are provided for each step to guide the user through the process.

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DBMS

Practical-2
CASE STUDY-2 Visitor_Management Database.

 Step-1 Create database of visitor management in Mysql.

Syntax- CREATE DATABASE <DATABASE_NAME>

EX-CREATE DATABASE visitor_management;

and with help of [SHOW COMMAND] WE CAN SEE THE DATABASE

 Step-2 Then we have to create table in the database.

Syntax-CREATE TABLE <table_name>(<column1><datatype> <size>,

<column2><datatype><size>);

Ex-CREATE TABLE visitor_user (

id int(11) UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

first_name varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,

last_name varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,

gender enum('Male','Female') NOT NULL,

email varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,

password varchar(64) NOT NULL,

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mobile int(12) NOT NULL,

status enum("In","Out"));

 Step-3 Now we will retrieve the structure of the table by DESC or DESCRIBE.

Syntax-Desc <table_name>

Ex-Desc visitor_user

 Step-4 So, now we are inserting the data in the tables.

Syntax-INSERT INTO <table_name> values(<values1>,<values2>,<values3>,<values4>);

Ex-insert into visitor_user


values("1013","Arya","Malhotra","Female","[email protected]","77464","465872","In");

insert into visitor_user


values("1487","Vaibhav","Gupta","Male","[email protected]","7984456","136544","In")

insert into visitor_user


values("1034","abhi","singh","Male","[email protected]","90112","433437","Out");

insert into visitor_user


values("1034","abhi","singh","Male","[email protected]","90112","433437","Out");

Then write after entering the data

SELECT*FROM VISITOR_USER;

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 Step-5 Deleting the duplicate records from the tables

Syntax- DELETE FROM <table_name> ,WHERE CONDITIONS;

Ex- Delete from visitor_user where= '1034';

 Step-6 Updating the table for different values;

Syntax- UPDATE <table_name> SET <column_name> , WHERE CONDITIONS;

Ex- update visitor_user set mobile="433437" where first_name="abhi";

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