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Department

The document contains SQL commands for creating tables related to a database schema, including Department, Employee, Project, and Works_On tables with appropriate foreign key relationships. It also includes various SELECT queries to retrieve data from Members, Books, Genres, and Loans, as well as a stored procedure for inserting members and a trigger for updating the Books table upon genre deletion. Overall, it outlines database operations for managing members, books, and their loans in a library system.

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Department

The document contains SQL commands for creating tables related to a database schema, including Department, Employee, Project, and Works_On tables with appropriate foreign key relationships. It also includes various SELECT queries to retrieve data from Members, Books, Genres, and Loans, as well as a stored procedure for inserting members and a trigger for updating the Books table upon genre deletion. Overall, it outlines database operations for managing members, books, and their loans in a library system.

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C1

-- Create the Department table


CREATE TABLE Department (
dept_id INT PRIMARY KEY,
dept_name VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL
);

-- Create the Employee table


CREATE TABLE Employee (
emp_id INT PRIMARY KEY,
emp_name VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL,
dept_id INT,
FOREIGN KEY (dept_id) REFERENCES Department(dept_id)
);

-- Create the Project table


CREATE TABLE Project (
proj_id INT PRIMARY KEY,
proj_name VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL,
dept_id INT,
FOREIGN KEY (dept_id) REFERENCES Department(dept_id)
);

-- Create the Works_On table


CREATE TABLE Works_On (
emp_id INT,
proj_id INT,
hours_worked INT,
PRIMARY KEY (emp_id, proj_id),
FOREIGN KEY (emp_id) REFERENCES Employee(emp_id),
FOREIGN KEY (proj_id) REFERENCES Project(proj_id)
);

C2

SELECT MemberID, MemberName, Address, Email, Sex, BirthDate

FROM Members

WHERE Sex = 'Male' AND BirthDate > '1990-12-31';

C3

SELECT b.BookID, b.Title, b.PublicationYear, g.GenreID, g.GenreName

FROM Books b
JOIN Genres g ON b.GenreID = g.GenreID

WHERE b.PublicationYear <= 1900 AND g.GenreName = 'Adventure';

C4

SELECT DISTINCT g.GenreID, g.GenreName

FROM Genres g

JOIN Books b ON g.GenreID = b.GenreID

JOIN Loans l ON b.BookID = l.BookID

WHERE b.PublicationYear > 1980

ORDER BY g.GenreName ASC;

C5

SELECT m.MemberID, m.MemberName, m.Sex,

COALESCE(COUNT(DISTINCT l.BookID), 0) AS NumberOfBookCopies

FROM Members m

LEFT JOIN Loans l ON m.MemberID = l.MemberID

AND YEAR(l.LoanDate) = 2020

WHERE m.Sex = 'Female'

GROUP BY m.MemberID, m.MemberName, m.Sex

ORDER BY NumberOfBookCopies DESC, m.MemberName ASC;

C6

WITH LoanCounts AS (

SELECT

YEAR(LoanDate) AS Year,

MONTH(LoanDate) AS Month,

COUNT(*) AS NumberOfLoans

FROM Loans
GROUP BY YEAR(LoanDate), MONTH(LoanDate)

),

MaxLoans AS (

SELECT

Year,

MAX(NumberOfLoans) AS MaxLoans

FROM LoanCounts

GROUP BY Year

SELECT

lc.Year,

lc.Month,

lc.NumberOfLoans

FROM LoanCounts lc

JOIN MaxLoans ml ON lc.Year = ml.Year AND lc.NumberOfLoans = ml.MaxLoans

ORDER BY lc.Year ASC, lc.Month ASC;

C7:

SELECT

a.AuthorID,

a.AuthorName,

COALESCE(female_loans.NumberOfLoansByFemaleMembers, 0) AS
NumberOfLoansByFemaleMembers,

COALESCE(male_loans.NumberOfLoansByMaleMembers, 0) AS
NumberOfLoansByMaleMembers

FROM Authors a

LEFT JOIN (
SELECT

b.AuthorID,

COUNT(*) AS NumberOfLoansByFemaleMembers

FROM Loans l

JOIN Members m ON l.MemberID = m.MemberID

JOIN Books b ON l.BookID = b.BookID

WHERE YEAR(l.LoanDate) = 2020 AND m.Gender = 'Female'

GROUP BY b.AuthorID

) AS female_loans ON a.AuthorID = female_loans.AuthorID

LEFT JOIN (

SELECT

b.AuthorID,

COUNT(*) AS NumberOfLoansByMaleMembers

FROM Loans l

JOIN Members m ON l.MemberID = m.MemberID

JOIN Books b ON l.BookID = b.BookID

WHERE YEAR(l.LoanDate) = 2020 AND m.Gender = 'Male'

GROUP BY b.AuthorID

) AS male_loans ON a.AuthorID = male_loans.AuthorID

ORDER BY a.AuthorID;

C8:

CREATE PROCEDURE insertMember (

@memberID INT,

@memberName NVARCHAR(100),

@address NVARCHAR(200),

@email NVARCHAR(100),
@sex NVARCHAR(20),

@birthDate DATE

AS

BEGIN

-- Kiểm tra xem memberID đã tồn tại hay chưa

IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM Members WHERE memberID = @memberID)

BEGIN

-- Nếu chưa tồn tại, thực hiện chèn dữ liệu mới vào bảng Members

INSERT INTO Members (memberID, memberName, address, email, sex, birthDate)

VALUES (@memberID, @memberName, @address, @email, @sex, @birthDate);

END

-- Nếu đã tồn tại, không thực hiện chèn dữ liệu

END;
C9:

CREATE TRIGGER deleteGenres

ON Genres

AFTER DELETE

AS

BEGIN

-- Cập nhật bảng Books, đặt GenreID thành NULL với các sách thuộc thể loại bị xóa

UPDATE Books

SET GenreID = NULL

WHERE GenreID IN (SELECT GenreID FROM deleted);

END;

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