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The document outlines two experiments focusing on SQL commands: DDL (Data Definition Language) and DML (Data Manipulation Language). Experiment 1 demonstrates how to create, alter, and drop a table using DDL commands, while Experiment 2 covers inserting, updating, and deleting records with DML commands. Both experiments include example SQL statements and expected outputs for a 'Student' table.

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SQL Practical File Exp1 Exp2 Custom

The document outlines two experiments focusing on SQL commands: DDL (Data Definition Language) and DML (Data Manipulation Language). Experiment 1 demonstrates how to create, alter, and drop a table using DDL commands, while Experiment 2 covers inserting, updating, and deleting records with DML commands. Both experiments include example SQL statements and expected outputs for a 'Student' table.

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Experiment No.

1 - DDL Commands (Create, Alter, Drop)


Objective:

To understand how to define, modify, and delete database structures using DDL commands.

Theory:

DDL includes SQL commands like CREATE, ALTER, DROP to define and manage table structures.

-- Create table

CREATE TABLE Student (

sno NUMBER(3),

sname CHAR(10),

class CHAR(5)

);

-- Alter table

ALTER TABLE Student ADD address VARCHAR(20);

-- Drop table

DROP TABLE Student;

Output:

SNO SNAME CLASS

1 Ravi BCA

2 Amit BCA
Experiment No. 2 - DML Commands (Insert, Update, Delete)
Objective:

To learn how to manipulate data in the database using DML commands.

Theory:

DML includes INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE for managing records in a table.

-- Insert data

INSERT INTO Student (sno, sname, class, address)

VALUES (1, 'Ravi', 'BCA', 'Delhi');

-- Update data

UPDATE Student SET sname = 'Amit' WHERE sno = 1;

-- Delete data

DELETE FROM Student WHERE sno = 1;

Output:

SNO SNAME CLASS ADDRESS

2 Amit BCA Delhi

3 Sita BCA Noida

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