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DBMS PRG5 Lab

The document outlines the implementation of SQL programming for querying and managing a database, focusing on stored procedures, functions, and triggers. It includes examples of a stored procedure to print serial numbers, a function to calculate factorial values, and triggers for auditing insert and update operations in a table. The results indicate that all SQL components were executed successfully.

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DBMS PRG5 Lab

The document outlines the implementation of SQL programming for querying and managing a database, focusing on stored procedures, functions, and triggers. It includes examples of a stored procedure to print serial numbers, a function to calculate factorial values, and triggers for auditing insert and update operations in a table. The results indicate that all SQL components were executed successfully.

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EX-NO : 5

QUERYING/MANAGING THE DATABASE USING SQL


DATE : PROGRAMMING

AIM:
To implement Querying/managing the database using SQL programming – stored procedures/functions
Constraints security using Triggers.

Stored Procedures:-
1. Write a PL/SQL program print serial numbers up to given limit using Stored Procedure

Program
Create database ex5;
Use ex5;
DELIMITER $$
create procedure print_serial_numbers()
BEGIN
DECLARE i INT;
DECLARE str varchar(30);
SET i=1;
SET str='';
krish:loop
if i>10 THEN
leave krish;
end if;
SET str=CONCAT(str,i,' ');
SET i=i+1;
END loop;
select str “Serial Numbers”;
END $$
DELIMITER ;

call print_serial_numbers;

OUTPUT
FUNCTION
2. Write a PL/SQL program to find factorial values for given number using Function

Program

delimiter $$
CREATE FUNCTION factorial(n INT)
RETURNS INT
DETERMINISTIC
BEGIN
declare fact int default 1;
declare cnt int;
set cnt=n;
fact_loop:repeat
set fact=fact*cnt;
set cnt=cnt-1;
until cnt=1
end repeat;
return fact;
END$$
delimiter ;
select factorial(5) "Factorial of Given Number ";

OUTPUT

TRIGGER
1. create table SCM(empid int primary key,empname varchar(30),salary numeric(10,2),gender
varchar(10),dept varchar(30));
2. insert into SCM values
(100,"ABI",15000,"Female","ACC"),

(101,"Babu",5000,"Male","COM"),

(102,"Chinmaie",12000,"Female","SAL"),

(103,"Dinesh",1000,"Male","SAL"),

(104,"Eswari",4000,"Female","COM");
3. select *from SCM;

1. Create another table for transfer the data

create table SCM_Audit_Test(Emp_id int , Operation varchar(100),Inserted_Date date);

select *from SCM_Audit_Test;

2. Create Trigger for AFTER inserted

create trigger SCM_insert

after insert on SCM

for each row

begin

insert into SCM_Audit_Test(Emp_id,Operation,Inserted_Date)


values(new.empid,"INSERT_NEW_RECORD",now());

end $$

delimiter ;

3. Now add new record for checking trigger is working or not

insert into SCM values (109,"joyal",8000,"male","Cbe");

4. Open the second table the output like as following

select *from SCM_Audit_Test;


TRIGGER FOR AFTER UPDATED RECORD INTO A TABLE

BEFORE UPDATE RECORD

select *from SCM;

1. Create another table for storing updated details

create table SCM_Update_Test(id int auto_increment primary key,employee_id int,old_salary


numeric(10,2),new_salary numeric(10,2),Updated_Date timestamp default current_timestamp);

select *from SCM_Update_Test;

2. Create TRIGGER for AFTER UPDATE RECORD IN A TABLE

delimiter $$

create trigger SCM_update

after update on SCM

for each row

begin

insert into SCM_Update_Test(employee_id,old_salary,new_salary)


values(old.empid,old.salary,new.salary);

end $$

delimiter ;

3. Now you can Update record like as following

update SCM set salary=20000 where empid=101;

update SCM set salary=15000 where empid=103;


update SCM set salary=18000 where empid=109;

4. Now you can view the Update_table

select *from SCM_Update_Test;

RESULT:

The Stored Procedure, Function and Trigger has been executed successfully.

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