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SQL Practicals

The document outlines a series of database operations including creating a table for items, inserting data, and displaying various information such as item details, price calculations, and supplier data. It also includes instructions for modifying the table structure, performing calculations, and filtering data based on specific criteria. Additionally, it covers creating a new table for suppliers and performing aggregate functions on the data.

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SQL Practicals

The document outlines a series of database operations including creating a table for items, inserting data, and displaying various information such as item details, price calculations, and supplier data. It also includes instructions for modifying the table structure, performing calculations, and filtering data based on specific criteria. Additionally, it covers creating a new table for suppliers and performing aggregate functions on the data.

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1. Create the following table items.

Column name Data type Size Constrain

Itemno Number 3 Primary key

Iname Varchar 15

Price Number 10,2

Quantity Number 3

2. Insert the following information:

Table: Item

Itemno Iname Price Quantity

101 Soap 50 100

102 Powder 100 50

103 Face cream 150 25

104 Pen 50 200

105 Soap box 20 100

3. Display all items information.


4. Display item name and price value.
5. Display soap information.
6. Display the item information whose name starts with letter 's'.
7. Display a report with item number, item name and total price. (total price = price * quantity).
8. Display item table information in ascending order based upon item name.
9. Display item name and price in descending order based upon price.
10. Display item name, whose price is in between 50 to 100.
11. Add new column totalprice with number (10, 2).
12. Increase price value by 100.
13. Fill up totalprice = price * quantity.
14. Remove powder information.
15. Remove totalprice column.
16. Create table item1 from item – first 3 columns
17. Display the content
18. Remove items1
19. Create table supplier (scode,sname,city,dos,itemno)
20. Insert values
21. Display content based on dates – relational operator, pattern matching
22. Display itemno, name, sname and city
23. Average of price
24. Sum of quantity for each supplier
25. Cartesian product of item and supplier
26. Distinct city
27. Count of supplier for each city with count >1
28. Count of distinct city
29. Display maximum quantity and the corresponding item name
30. Display the details of items from two particular suppliers based on list

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