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The document outlines SQL commands for creating and managing two tables: STUDENT and Employee. It includes tasks for updating records, deleting entries, and querying data based on specific conditions. Additionally, it provides an example of applying a salary increase to employees with the job title 'Manager'.

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Lab 2

The document outlines SQL commands for creating and managing two tables: STUDENT and Employee. It includes tasks for updating records, deleting entries, and querying data based on specific conditions. Additionally, it provides an example of applying a salary increase to employees with the job title 'Manager'.

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LAB_2

CREATE TABLE STUDENT(


Student_Id SERIAL Primary KEY,
First_Name VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
LASTNAME VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
DATEOFBIRTH DATE NOT NULL,
GENDER VARCHAR(10),
EMAIL VARCHAR(50) UNIQUE,
PHONE VARCHAR(15) UNIQUE CHECK (LENGTH(PHONE)>=10)
);

INSERT INTO STUDENT


VALUES
(1001,'Raj','Sharma','2000-01-15','M','[email protected]',6818616799),
(1002,'Priya','Singh','2001-03-22','F','[email protected]',9974646981),
(1003, 'Arjun', 'Verma','2001-06-01','M','[email protected]',7349448457),
(1004, 'Suman', 'Patel','2000-07-30','F','[email protected]',9733546311),
(1005, 'Kavita', 'Rao','2002-11-10','F','[email protected]',6895626259),
(1006, 'Neha', 'Desai','1999-05-18','F','[email protected]',9997859389),
(1007,'Jane','Smith','2000-03-15','F','[email protected]',1234567890),
(1008,'Roger','White','1999-12-01','M','[email protected]',9634812664);

--TASK_1--
UPDATE STUDENT
SET EMAIL = '[email protected]'
WHERE First_Name = 'Jane' AND LASTNAME = 'Smith';
UPDATE STUDENT
SET EMAIL = '[email protected]'
WHERE First_Name = 'Roger' AND LASTNAME = 'White';
--TASK_2--
DELETE FROM STUDENT
WHERE LASTNAME = 'Smith';
--TASK_3--
SELECT * FROM STUDENT WHERE First_Name LIKE'J%';

LAB_3
CREATE TABLE Employee(
emp_id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
First_Name VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
Last_Name VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
AGE INT NOT NULL,
email_id varchar(40),
PHONE VARCHAR(15) UNIQUE CHECK (LENGTH(PHONE)>=10)
);
--TASK_1--
INSERT INTO Employee
VALUES
(1001,'Raj','Sharma',20,'[email protected]',6818616799),
(1002,'Priya','Singh',32,'[email protected]',9974646981),
(1003, 'Arjun', 'Verma',26,'[email protected]',7349448457),
(1004, 'Suman', 'Patel',27,'[email protected]',9733546311),
(1005, 'Kavita', 'Rao',22,'[email protected]',6895626259),
(1006, 'Neha', 'Desai',18,'[email protected]',9997859389),
(1007,'Jane','Smith',25,'[email protected]',1234567890),
(1008,'Roger','White',19,'[email protected]',9634812664);
--TASK_2--
SELECT emp_id,First_Name,Last_Name FROM Employee;

--TASK_3--
SELECT emp_id,First_Name,Last_Name FROM Employee WHERE AGE = 30;
--TASK_4--
UPDATE Employee
SET AGE = (AGE+1)
WHERE AGE > 25;
SELECT * FROM Employee;

----ChatGPT Exercise----
To apply a 10% salary increase only to employees with the job title "Manager," you
can use an SQL UPDATE query with a WHERE clause to filter the employees by job
title. Here's the SQL query:
UPDATE employees
SET salary = salary * 1.10
WHERE job_title = 'Manager';
Explanation:
• UPDATE employees: Specifies the table to update (in this case, the employees
table).
• SET salary = salary * 1.10: Increases the salary by 10% (multiplying the current
salary by 1.10).
• WHERE job_title = 'Manager': Limits the update to employees with the job
title "Manager".

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