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The document outlines SQL commands for creating and managing a customer table in a database. It includes commands for inserting data, altering the table structure, and renaming the table. Additionally, it demonstrates how to drop the table after performing various operations.

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The document outlines SQL commands for creating and managing a customer table in a database. It includes commands for inserting data, altering the table structure, and renaming the table. Additionally, it demonstrates how to drop the table after performing various operations.

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Name:ghada mohamed mostafa

ID:200047779

CREATE TABLE customer (


Customer_ID INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
Name VARCHAR(50),
Nationality VARCHAR(50) DEFAULT 'Egyptian',
Zip INT CHECK (Zip > 0),
Email VARCHAR(100)
);

INSERT INTO customer (Name, Nationality, Zip, Email)


VALUES ('James', 'Egyptian', 98310, '[email protected]'),
('Kate', 'Palestinian', 64068, '[email protected]'),
('Rex', 'Libyan', 59701, '[email protected]');

SELECT * FROM customer;

ALTER TABLE customer RENAME COLUMN Name TO First_Name;


DESCRIBE customer;

ALTER TABLE customer ADD Last_Name VARCHAR(50);

ALTER TABLE customer ADD CONSTRAINT unique_lastname UNIQUE (Last_Name);

ALTER TABLE customer DROP INDEX unique_lastname;

ALTER TABLE customer DROP COLUMN Zip;

RENAME TABLE customer TO CUST;

SHOW TABLES;

SELECT * FROM CUST;

DROP TABLE CUST;

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