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DBMS PRG9 Lab

The document outlines the steps to develop an inventory database using PL/SQL, including creating a table, inserting records, updating product rates by 20%, and adding a new column for the number of items. It details the SQL commands and procedures necessary for each step. The final result confirms successful execution of all operations.

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DBMS PRG9 Lab

The document outlines the steps to develop an inventory database using PL/SQL, including creating a table, inserting records, updating product rates by 20%, and adding a new column for the number of items. It details the SQL commands and procedures necessary for each step. The final result confirms successful execution of all operations.

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EX-NO : 9

DEVELOP INVENTORY DATABASE USING PL/SQL


DATE :

AIM:
To implement inventory database using PL/SQL.

ALGORITHM:
QUERIES

Step-1: Create inventory table

create table inventory(pid int primary key,pname varchar(30),rate numeric(10,2));

Step-2: Insert records into inventory table

insert into inventory values(100,"PEN",80),(101,"PENCIL",10),(102,"BOX",150),


(103,"BOOK",350),(104,"SKETCH",50),(105,"PENDRIVE",600);

Step-3:View Table ( Before Update 20% )

Select *from inventory;

Step-4: Write PL/SQL for Update 20% rate for all products
delimiter $$
create procedure update_Rate()
begin
declare done int default 0;
declare upid int;
declare uprate numeric(10,2);
declare upname varchar(30);
declare cur cursor for select *from inventory;
declare exit handler for not found set done=1;
open cur;
upinv:loop
if done=1 then
leave upinv;
end if;
fetch cur into upid,upname,uprate;
set uprate=uprate+((uprate*20)/100);
update inventory set rate=uprate where pid=upid;
end loop;
close cur;
end $$
delimiter ;
call update_Rate();

select *from inventory;

Step-5: Adding new filed (Number_of_Item) using Alter command

alter table inventory add column Number_of_Items int;


select *from inventory;

Step-6:Place values for Number_of_items in All Records in Table

update inventory set Number_of_Items=15 where pid=100;


update inventory set Number_of_Items=5 where pid=101;
update inventory set Number_of_Items=25 where pid=102;
update inventory set Number_of_Items=6 where pid=103;
update inventory set Number_of_Items=13 where pid=104;
update inventory set Number_of_Items=22 where pid=105;
select *from inventory;
OUTPUT

RESULT:
The Above Result has been obtained successfully.

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