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SQL Assignments Uday

The document contains SQL assignments focusing on stored procedures, error handling, and triggers. It includes the creation of a stored procedure for retrieving country payments, a procedure for handling errors during employee data insertion, and a trigger to ensure working hours are non-negative. Each section provides SQL code examples for implementation.

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SQL Assignments Uday

The document contains SQL assignments focusing on stored procedures, error handling, and triggers. It includes the creation of a stored procedure for retrieving country payments, a procedure for handling errors during employee data insertion, and a trigger to ensure working hours are non-negative. Each section provides SQL code examples for implementation.

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SQL ASSIGNMENTS

--- QUESTION - 12 ABOUT STORED PROCEDURES IN SQL WITH PARAMETERS ---

CREATE DEFINER=`root`@`localhost` PROCEDURE


`GET_COUNTRY_PAYMENTS`(YEARNUM INT,COUNTRYNAME VARCHAR(30))

BEGIN

SELECT YEAR(PAYMENTS.PAYMENTDATE) AS YEAR,CUSTOMERS.COUNTRY AS


COUNTRY,CONCAT(ROUND(SUM(PAYMENTS.AMOUNT)/1000),"K") AS
TOTAL_AMOUNT

FROM CUSTOMERS INNER JOIN PAYMENTS ON CUSTOMERS.CUSTOMERNUMBER


= PAYMENTS.CUSTOMERNUMBER

WHERE YEAR(PAYMENTDATE) = YEARNUM AND COUNTRY = COUNTRYNAME


GROUP BY YEAR,COUNTRY;

END

--- QUESTION - 16 ABOUT ERROR HANDLING IN SQL ---

STEP – 1 :

CREATE TABLE EMP_BIT(NAME VARCHAR(30),OCCUPTION


VARCHAR(30),WORKING_DATE DATE,WORKING_HOURS INT);

STEP – 2:

CREATE DEFINER=`root`@`localhost` PROCEDURE


`ERROR_HANDLING`(ID INT,NAME VARCHAR(50),EMAIL VARCHAR(50))
BEGIN

DECLARE EXIT HANDLER FOR SQLEXCEPTION SELECT "ERROR


OCCURRED";

INSERT INTO EMP_EH(EMP_ID,EMP_NAME,EMAIL_ADDRESS)


VALUES(ID,NAME,EMAIL);

SELECT * FROM EMP_EH;

END

--- QUESTION-17 ABOUT TRIGGERS ---

STEP – 1:

CREATE TABLE EMP_BIT(NAME VARCHAR(30),OCCUPTION


VARCHAR(30),WORKING_DATE DATE,WORKING_HOURS INT);

STEP – 2:

CREATE DEFINER=`root`@`localhost` TRIGGER


`emp_bit_BEFORE_INSERT` BEFORE INSERT ON `emp_bit` FOR EACH
ROW BEGIN

IF NEW.WORKING_HOURS < 0 THEN

SET NEW.WORKING_HOURS = -(NEW.WORKING_HOURS);

END IF;

END

STEP – 3:
INSERT INTO EMP_BIT VALUES("Robin","Scientist", "2020-10-04",-12),
("Warner","Engineer","2020-10-04", -10),

("Peter", "Actor", "2020-10-04", 13),

("Marco", "Doctor", "2020-10-04", 14),

("Brayden", "Teacher", "2020-10-04", 12),

("Antonio", "Business", "2020-10-04", 11);

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