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The document provides SQL queries for various tasks related to customer and order data, including retrieving customer names and addresses based on order costs, listing product names based on price, and adding a new column to the CUSTOMER table. It also includes a user-defined function to calculate the total cost of products ordered by a specific customer. The SQL syntax may require adjustments based on the specific database system used.

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Ex10 DBMS

The document provides SQL queries for various tasks related to customer and order data, including retrieving customer names and addresses based on order costs, listing product names based on price, and adding a new column to the CUSTOMER table. It also includes a user-defined function to calculate the total cost of products ordered by a specific customer. The SQL syntax may require adjustments based on the specific database system used.

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To address your question, I assume you are referring to the SQL syntax.

Here are
the answers to each part of your question:

a) List the names and addresses of all the customers who have ordered products of
cost more than 500:

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SELECT c.Name, c.Address
FROM CUSTOMER c
JOIN "ORDER" o ON c.C_ID = o.C_ID
WHERE o.P_COST > 500;
This query selects the Name and Address columns from the CUSTOMER table by joining
it with the "ORDER" table on the C_ID column. It retrieves the names and addresses
of customers who have ordered products with a cost greater than 500.

b) List the names of all the products ordered whose cost is 1,000 or more:

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SELECT P_Name
FROM "ORDER"
WHERE P_COST >= 1000;
This query selects the P_Name column from the "ORDER" table where the P_COST is
greater than or equal to 1,000. It retrieves the names of products that were
ordered with a cost of 1,000 or more.

c) List the product names which are ordered by customers of "City = Delhi":

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SELECT o.P_Name
FROM CUSTOMER c
JOIN "ORDER" o ON c.C_ID = o.C_ID
WHERE c.City = 'Delhi';
This query selects the P_Name column from the "ORDER" table by joining it with the
CUSTOMER table on the C_ID column. It retrieves the product names that were ordered
by customers who are located in Delhi.

d) Add column "Email_id" in the CUSTOMER table:

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ALTER TABLE CUSTOMER
ADD Email_id VARCHAR(255);
This statement adds a new column named Email_id of type VARCHAR(255) to the
CUSTOMER table.

e) To demonstrate a user-defined function for the above tables, you can create a
function based on your specific requirements. Here's an example of a user-defined
function that calculates the total cost of products ordered by a customer:

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CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION CalculateTotalCost(customer_id INT)
RETURNS INT
AS
$$
DECLARE
total_cost INT := 0;
BEGIN
SELECT SUM(P_COST) INTO total_cost
FROM "ORDER"
WHERE C_ID = customer_id;

RETURN total_cost;
END;
$$
LANGUAGE PL/pgSQL;
This function CalculateTotalCost takes a customer_id as input and returns the total
cost of products ordered by that customer. It calculates the sum of P_COST from the
"ORDER" table for the specified customer. You can customize the function according
to your specific requirements.

Please note that the syntax provided here is a general representation and may need
to be adjusted based on your specific database system.

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