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SQL Assignment 1

The document outlines SQL commands to create and manipulate tables for Salesman, Customer, and Orders, including inserting data and defining constraints. It also includes queries to fetch specific data based on conditions such as customer names and purchase amounts. Additionally, it demonstrates the use of set operators and joins to retrieve and display data from the related tables.

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SQL Assignment 1

The document outlines SQL commands to create and manipulate tables for Salesman, Customer, and Orders, including inserting data and defining constraints. It also includes queries to fetch specific data based on conditions such as customer names and purchase amounts. Additionally, it demonstrates the use of set operators and joins to retrieve and display data from the related tables.

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CREATE TABLE Salesman (

SalesmanId INT,

Name VARCHAR(255),

Commission DECIMAL(10, 2),

City VARCHAR(255),

Age INT

);

INSERT INTO Salesman (SalesmanId, Name, Commission, City, Age)

VALUES

(101, 'Joe', 50, 'California', 17),

(102, 'Simon', 75, 'Texas', 25),

(103, 'Jessie', 105, 'Florida', 35),

(104, 'Danny', 100, 'Texas', 22),

(105, 'Lia', 65, 'New Jersey', 30);

CREATE TABLE Customer (

SalesmanId INT,

CustomerId INT,

CustomerName VARCHAR(255),

PurchaseAmount INT,

);

INSERT INTO Customer (SalesmanId, CustomerId, CustomerName, PurchaseAmount)

VALUES

(101, 2345, 'Andrew', 550),

(103, 1575, 'Lucky', 4500),

(104, 2345, 'Andrew', 4000),


(107, 3747, 'Remona', 2700),

(110, 4004, 'Julia', 4545);

CREATE TABLE Orders (OrderId int, CustomerId int, SalesmanId int, Orderdate Date,
Amount

money)

INSERT INTO Orders Values

(5001,2345,101,'2021-07-01',550),

(5003,1234,105,'2022-02-15',1500)

--Inserting a new record in orders table :-

insert into orders values(5005,'4321','107','10-03-2022','2000');

--Adding Primary key constraint for SalesmanId column in Salesman table:-

alter table salesman

add CONSTRAINT primary key (salesmanid);

--Adding default constraint for city column in salesman table:-

alter table Salesman

add constraint DEFAULT (city);

alter table Customer

add constraint foreign key (salesmanid);


alter table Customer

add constraint not null (customername);

--Fetching the data where the Customer’s name is ending with ‘N’:-

select * from Customer where customername like '%n';

--purchases amount value greater than 500:-

select * from customer where purchaseamount >500;

--Using SET operators, retrieve the first result with unique SalesmanId values from
two tables:-

select salesmanid from Salesman

Except

select salesmanid from Customer;

--And the other result containing SalesmanId with duplicates from two tables:-

select salesmanid from Salesman

union all

select salesmanid from Customer;

--Displaying the below columns which has the matching data - orderdate
name,customername,commission and city which has the range of purchase
between 500 to 1500:-
select orderdate,name,customername,commission,city from
Salesman,Customer,Orders where purchaseamount between 500 and 1500;

--Using right join fetch all the results from Salesman and Orders table:-

select
salesmanid,name,commission,city,age,salesmanidalesmanid,orderid,customerid,ord
erdate,amount

from Salesman

right join Orders

on salesman.SalesmanId = orders.OrderId;

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