Islamic University of Technology

Relational Database Management System

Lab
CSE 4508

REPORT TITLE

DOUMBIA YOUSSOUF

March 24, 2025

Contents
1 Task 1: Create Tables and Insert Data 2

2 Task 2: Display Top 5 Highest Users 3

3 Task 3: Customers with Lifetime Usage Exceeding Average 4

4 Task 4: Count Customers from Dhaka 4

5 Task 5: Full Name with Prefix 5

6 Task 6: Capitalized Customer Names 5

7 Task 7: Customers with Substring ”an” 5

8 Task 8: Lowercase Customer Names 5

9 Task 9: Uppercase Customer Names 6

10 Task 10: Length of Customer Names 6

11 Task 11: Padded Customer Names 6

12 Task 12: Trimmed Customer Names 6

13 Task 13: First 5 Characters of Customer Names 7

14 Task 14: Count Customers by Division 7

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 Customer Management System SQL Tasks

1 Task 1: Create Tables and Insert Data

The following SQL commands create the necessary tables and populate them
with initial data for the customer management system.
1 CREATE TABLE Customers (
2 Customer_ID NUMBER PRIMARY KEY ,
3 Customer_Name VARCHAR2 (100) ,
4 Date_of_Birth DATE ,
5 Address_ID NUMBER ,
6 Subscription_ID NUMBER
7 );
8

9 CREATE TABLE Addresses (

10 Address_ID NUMBER PRIMARY KEY ,
11 Division VARCHAR2 (50) ,
12 District VARCHAR2 (50)
13 );
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15 CREATE TABLE Subscriptions (

16 Subscription_ID NUMBER PRIMARY KEY ,
17 Subscriber_Type VARCHAR2 (10) ,
18 Subscriber_Level VARCHAR2 (10) ,
19 Lifetime_Usage NUMBER
20 );
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22 INSERT INTO Addresses VALUES (1 , ’ Dhaka ’ , ’ Dhaka ’) ;

23 INSERT INTO Addresses VALUES (2 , ’ Khulna ’ , ’ Jessore ’
);

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24 INSERT INTO Addresses VALUES (3 , ’ Chittagong ’ , ’
Comilla ’) ;
25 INSERT INTO Addresses VALUES (4 , ’ Dhaka ’ , ’ Gazipur ’)
;
26 INSERT INTO Addresses VALUES (5 , ’ Sylhet ’ , ’ Sylhet ’)
;
27

28 INSERT INTO Subscriptions VALUES (1 , ’ Prepaid ’ , ’

Silver ’ , 5000) ;
29 INSERT INTO Subscriptions VALUES (2 , ’ Postpaid ’ , ’
Gold ’ , 20000) ;
30 INSERT INTO Subscriptions VALUES (3 , ’ Prepaid ’ , ’
Bronze ’ , 3000) ;
31 INSERT INTO Subscriptions VALUES (4 , ’ Postpaid ’ , ’
Platinum ’ , 40000) ;
32 INSERT INTO Subscriptions VALUES (5 , ’ Prepaid ’ , ’
Silver ’ , 7000) ;
33

34 INSERT INTO Customers VALUES (1 , ’ john Doe ’ ,

TO_DATE ( ’ 1990 -05 -10 ’ , ’ YYYY - MM - DD ’) , 1 , 1) ;
35 INSERT INTO Customers VALUES (2 , ’ Jane smith ’ ,
TO_DATE ( ’ 1985 -12 -25 ’ , ’ YYYY - MM - DD ’) , 2 , 2) ;
36 INSERT INTO Customers VALUES (3 , ’ ahmed khan ’ ,
TO_DATE ( ’ 1975 -07 -15 ’ , ’ YYYY - MM - DD ’) , 3 , 3) ;
37 INSERT INTO Customers VALUES (4 , ’ lisa Rahman ’ ,
TO_DATE ( ’ 1992 -03 -09 ’ , ’ YYYY - MM - DD ’) , 4 , 4) ;
38 INSERT INTO Customers VALUES (5 , ’ Samiul Islam ’ ,
TO_DATE ( ’ 1988 -11 -19 ’ , ’ YYYY - MM - DD ’) , 5 , 5) ;

2 Task 2: Display Top 5 Highest Users

This query retrieves the top 5 customers based on their lifetime usage.
1 SELECT C . Customer_Name , C . Customer_ID , S .
Lifetime_Usage
2 FROM Customers C

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3 JOIN Subscriptions S ON C . Subscription_ID = S .
Subscription_ID
4 ORDER BY S . Lifetime_Usage DESC
5 FETCH FIRST 5 ROWS ONLY ;

3 Task 3: Customers with Lifetime Usage

Exceeding Average
This query lists customers whose lifetime usage exceeds the average of prepaid
users with Silver status.
1 SELECT C . Customer_Name , C . Date_of_Birth , A . District ,
A . Division
2 FROM Customers C
3 JOIN Subscriptions S ON C . Subscription_ID = S .
Subscription_ID
4 JOIN Addresses A ON C . Address_ID = A . Address_ID
5 WHERE S . Lifetime_Usage > (
6 SELECT AVG ( S2 . Lifetime_Usage )
7 FROM Subscriptions S2
8 WHERE S2 . Subscriber_Type = ’ Prepaid ’ AND S2 .
Subscriber_Level = ’ Silver ’
9 );

4 Task 4: Count Customers from Dhaka

This query counts how many customers from the previous query are located
in Dhaka.
1 SELECT COUNT (*)
2 FROM Customers C
3 JOIN Subscriptions S ON C . Subscription_ID = S .
Subscription_ID
4 JOIN Addresses A ON C . Address_ID = A . Address_ID
5 WHERE S . Lifetime_Usage > (
6 SELECT AVG ( S2 . Lifetime_Usage )

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7 FROM Subscriptions S2
8 WHERE S2 . Subscriber_Type = ’ Prepaid ’ AND S2 .
Subscriber_Level = ’ Silver ’
9 ) AND A . Division = ’ Dhaka ’;

5 Task 5: Full Name with Prefix

This query displays the full name of each customer with the prefix ”Mr./Ms.”
concatenated.
1 SELECT ’ Mr ./ Ms . ’ || Customer_Name AS Full_Name
2 FROM Customers ;

6 Task 6: Capitalized Customer Names

This query retrieves customer names with the first letter of each word capi-
talized.
1 SELECT INITCAP ( Customer_Name ) AS Capitalized_Name
2 FROM Customers ;

7 Task 7: Customers with Substring ”an”

This query finds customers whose names contain the substring ”an” and
returns the position of its appearance.
1 SELECT Customer_Name , INSTR ( Customer_Name , ’ an ’) AS
Position
2 FROM Customers
3 WHERE INSTR ( Customer_Name , ’ an ’) > 0;

8 Task 8: Lowercase Customer Names

This query displays all customer names in lowercase.

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1 SELECT LOWER ( Customer_Name ) AS Lowercase_Name
2 FROM Customers ;

9 Task 9: Uppercase Customer Names

This query displays all customer names in uppercase.
1 SELECT UPPER ( Customer_Name ) AS Uppercase_Name
2 FROM Customers ;

10 Task 10: Length of Customer Names

This query displays the length of each customer’s name.
1 SELECT Customer_Name , LENGTH ( Customer_Name ) AS
Name_Length
2 FROM Customers ;

11 Task 11: Padded Customer Names

This query pads customer names with asterisks (*) to make the total length
15 characters.
1 SELECT LPAD ( Customer_Name , 15 , ’* ’) AS Padded_Name
2 FROM Customers ;

12 Task 12: Trimmed Customer Names

This query displays customer names after trimming any leading whitespace.
1 SELECT LTRIM ( Customer_Name ) AS Trimmed_Name
2 FROM Customers ;

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 13 Task 13: First 5 Characters of Customer
Names
This query retrieves the first 5 characters of each customer’s name.
1 SELECT SUBSTR ( Customer_Name , 1 , 5) AS
First_Five_Characters
2 FROM Customers ;

14 Task 14: Count Customers by Division

This query counts the number of customers from each division.
1 SELECT A . Division , COUNT (*) AS Customer_Count
2 FROM Customers C
3 JOIN Addresses A ON C . Address_ID = A . Address_ID
4 GROUP BY A . Division ;