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Practical Paper Xi V 1

The document outlines practical tasks for a Class XI Computer Science course focusing on MS Access. It includes creating tables, executing queries, and using SQL commands to manage customer data. Students are required to document their work with screenshots and submit it with their candidate information.

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Practical Paper Xi V 1

The document outlines practical tasks for a Class XI Computer Science course focusing on MS Access. It includes creating tables, executing queries, and using SQL commands to manage customer data. Students are required to document their work with screenshots and submit it with their candidate information.

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Practical Class XI

Computer Science

STAGE I (Total 2 Marks)

MS Access Design View

Task 1 (1 Mark)

Create the following table in the design view and set SalesPersonID as the primary key.

SalesPersonID Name Age Region Sales Amount

SP001 John Doe 35 East $10,000

SP002 Jane Smith 28 West $12,500

SP003 Mike Johnson 42 South $8,750

SP004 Emily Brown 31 Midwest $9,200

SP005 David Lee 37 Northeast $11,800

Task 2

Design and execute a query in design view that would display the SalesPersonID and Name of all those
SalesPersons whose age is less then 30 and their Sales Amount is greater than 5000 and lived in west region.
(1 Mark)

(Note: Take screenshots of table and query in design view and paste them in MS Word. Print your work with
candidate’s name and ID.)

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STAGE II (Total 10 Marks)

Structured Query Language (SQL) Commands in MS Access

Task 3 (5 Marks)

Create the given table with appropriate data types for each field, select CustomerID as primary key and insert
the data.

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CustomerI FirstNam LastNam Email Phone City
D e e

1 John Doe [email protected] 1234567890 Chicago

2 Jane /Smith [email protected] 9876543210 Columb


us

3 Alice Johnson [email protected] 5551234567 Houston

4 David Wilson [email protected] 6789012345 Los


6 Angeles

5 Michael Johnson [email protected] 578901234 New


m York

Show the table in MS Access to the examiner along with SQL commands.

Task 4 (1 Mark)

Retrieve all customers whose email ends with ‘@example.com’;

Task 5 (1 Mark)

Add a new field named as Address.

Task 6 (1 Mark)

Retrieve records of all customers whose phone number contains ‘456’.

Task 7 (1 Mark)

Retrieve all customers whose first name is 'Emily' or last name is 'Wilson':

Task 8 (1 Mark)

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Retrieve all customers whose last name is not 'Brown':

Copy all the SQL commands that you have used to perform Task 3, Task 4, Task 5, Task 6, Task 7 and Task 8
and paste them in a Word file. Save and print the file with your candidate’s name and ID.

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