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The document outlines the syllabus for a Database Management System course, divided into five units covering key concepts such as database systems, relational data models, interactive SQL, PL/SQL programming, and database security. Each unit includes definitions, applications, advantages, commands, and examples related to databases and SQL. The document serves as a comprehensive guide for students to understand and apply database management principles.

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Dms Imp

The document outlines the syllabus for a Database Management System course, divided into five units covering key concepts such as database systems, relational data models, interactive SQL, PL/SQL programming, and database security. Each unit includes definitions, applications, advantages, commands, and examples related to databases and SQL. The document serves as a comprehensive guide for students to understand and apply database management principles.

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DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM imp

UNIT I [12 Marks]


Database System Concept
1] Define the following terms:
a) Data b) Database c) DBMS
2] List application of DBMS.
3] State four advantages of DBMS over file processing system.
4] Describe data abstraction with neat label diagram.
5] Draw the overall structure of DBMS.
6] Explain E-R diagram entity and weak entity set. 7] Draw ER diagram for library
management system.

UNIT II [18 Marks] Relational Data Mode

1] Describe following key:


a) Primary key b) Foreign key
2] List DCL commands with its use.
3] Give syntax and example of CREATE command.
4] Explain any four integrity constraints.
5] Explain the set operators of constraints.
6] Explain pattern matching operator „LIKE‟.
7] Explain Range Searching operator „BETWEEN‟.
8] Explain pattern matching operator „LIKE‟.
9] List and explain DDL commands with its use

UNIT III [14 Marks] Interactive SQL and advanced SQL

1] Explain any four string functions with examples.


2] Explain “Group by” clause with suitable example.
3] Explain “Order by” clause with suitable example.
4] List aggregate functions in SQL.
5] Explain different functions in SQL
6] Explain views with example.
7] What is sequence? Why it is used? Create sequence for student table.
8] Explain index and list their types.
9] What are synonyms? How to create and drop synonyms?

UNIT IV [16 Marks] PL/SQL Programming


1] Explain PL/SQL block structure.
2] State 4 advantages of PL/SQL.
3] Explain while loop in PL/SQL with examples.
4] Write a PL/SQL program to print numbers from 1 to 10 using for loop.
5] Explain GOTO statement with example.
6] Describe exception handling with example.
7] Define cursor. List the two type of cursor
8] Explain following with syntax:
a) Function b) Procedure
9] What is database triggers? How to create trigger? 10] Write PL/SQL program to
calculate factorial of given numbers.

UNIT V [10 Marks]


Interactive SQL and advanced SQL

1] What is the use of GRANT and REVOKE?


2] List types of DBMS users.
3] Explain properties of transaction.
4] Draw transaction state diagram.
5] Explain the Database security.
6] a) create user “Rahul”. b) Grant create, select, insert, update privilege to
„Rahul‟. c) Remove the select privilege from user „Rahul‟.

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