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DBMSlabtask 28-03-2025

The document outlines the implementation of a banking system using a database management system (DBMS) that includes tables for accounts and transactions. It features a trigger to prevent overdrafts and a cursor to process daily transactions. The SQL code provided creates the necessary tables, functions, and triggers to manage deposits and withdrawals while ensuring sufficient balance in accounts.

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DBMSlabtask 28-03-2025

The document outlines the implementation of a banking system using a database management system (DBMS) that includes tables for accounts and transactions. It features a trigger to prevent overdrafts and a cursor to process daily transactions. The SQL code provided creates the necessary tables, functions, and triggers to manage deposits and withdrawals while ensuring sufficient balance in accounts.

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DBMS (Lab Task)

Roll No: 423193


Implement a banking system where transactions (deposits/withdrawals) need to be
recorded. A Trigger will prevent overdrafts. A Cursor will process daily
transactions.
Accounts ( AccountID , HolderName, Balance)
Transactions (TransactionID , AccountID , Amount, Type)

create table Accounts(


AccountID serial primary key,
HolderName varchar(50),
Balance numeric(15,2) not null
);

create table Transactions(


TransactionID serial primary key,
AccountID int references Accounts(AccountID),
Amount numeric(15,2) not null,
Type varchar(10) check (Type in ('Withdraw','Deposit')),
Tdate timestamp default current_timestamp
);

create or replace function noOverdraft()


returns trigger
language plpgsql
as $$
begin
if new.Type='Withdraw' then
if (select Balance from Accounts where
AccountID=new.AccountID) < new.Amount then
raise exception 'Insufficient balance!';
end if;
update Accounts
set Balance=Balance-new.Amount
where AccountID=new.AccountID;
raise notice 'Amount withdrawn Rs. %',new.Amount;
else
update Accounts
set Balance=Balance+new.Amount
where AccountID=new.AccountID;
raise notice 'Amount deposited Rs. %',new.Amount;
end if;
return new;
end;
$$;

create trigger trigPreOverdraft


before insert
on Transactions
for each row
execute procedure noOverdraft();

do $$
declare rec_row record;
begin
for rec_row in
select * from Transactions
where Tdate::DATE=current_date
loop
raise notice 'Transaction being processed: TransactionID:
%, AccountID: %, Amount: %, Type: %,', rec_row.TransactionID,
rec_row.AccountID, rec_row.Amount, rec_row.Type;
end loop;
end $$;

insert into Accounts(HolderName, Balance)


values ('Tim',100000.00),
('Deigo',50000.50);

insert into Transactions(AccountID, Amount, Type) values


(1,1000.00,'Withdraw'),(2,1500.00,'Deposit');

Result:

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