Master of Computer Applications

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Lab Manual
2305CS101 – Database Management System

Lab 1 Perform basic SQL commands like Create, Insert, Select

Database Name: Course_Rollno (Example: MCA_101)
Note: Create all the tables under above database.
Create following tables and insert the data into tables using query as shown below.

DEPOSIT ACTNO CNAME BNAME AMOUNT ADATE

Column_Name DataType 101 ANIL VRCE 1000.00 1-3-95
ACTNO INT 102 SUNIL AJNI 5000.00 4-1-96
CNAME VARCHAR(50) 103 MEHUL KAROLBAGH 3500.00 17-11-95
BNAME VARCHAR(50) 104 MADHURI CHANDI 1200.00 17-12-95
AMOUNT DECIMAL(8,2) 105 PRAMOD M.G. ROAD 3000.00 27-3-96
ADATE DATETIME 106 SANDIP ANDHERI 2000.00 31-3-96
107 SHIVANI VIRAR 1000.00 5-9-95
108 KRANTI NEHRU PLACE 5000.00 2-7-95
109 MINU POWAI 7000.00 10-8-95

BRANCH BNAME CITY

Column_Name DataType VRCE NAGPUR
BNAME VARCHAR(50) AJNI NAGPUR
CITY VARCHAR(50) KAROLBAGH DELHI
CHANDI DELHI
DHARAMPETH NAGPUR
M.G. ROAD BANGLORE
ANDHERI BOMBAY
VIRAR BOMBAY
NEHRU PLACE DELHI
POWAI BOMBAY

CUSTOMERS CNAME CITY

Column_Name DataType ANIL CALCUTTA
CNAME VARCHAR(50) SUNIL DELHI
CITY VARCHAR(50) MEHUL BARODA
MANDAR PATNA
MADHURI NAGPUR
PRAMOD NAGPUR
SANDIP SURAT
SHIVANI BOMBAY
KRANTI BOMBAY
NAREN BOMBAY

BORROW LOANNO CNAME BNAME AMOUNT

Column_Name DataType 201 ANIL VRCE 1000.00
LOANNO INT 206 MEHUL AJNI 5000.00
CNAME VARCHAR(50) 311 SUNIL DHARAMPETH 3000.00
BNAME VARCHAR(50) 321 MADHURI ANDHERI 2000.00
AMOUNT DECIMAL(8,2) 375 PRAMOD VIRAR 8000.00
481 KRANTI NEHRU PLACE 3000.00

SELECT Operation
Part – A:
From the above given tables perform the following queries:
1. Retrieve all data from table DEPOSIT.

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2. Retrieve all data from table BORROW.

3. Display Account No, Customer Name & Amount from DEPOSIT.
4. Display Loan No, Amount from BORROW.
5. Display loan details of all customers who belongs to ‘ANDHERI’ branch from borrow table.
6. Give account no and amount of depositor, whose account no is equals to 106 from deposit table.
7. Give name of borrowers having amount greater than 5000 from borrow table.
8. Give name of customers who opened account after date '1-12-95' from deposit table.
9. Display name of customers whose account no is less than 105 from deposit table.
10. Display name of customer who belongs to either ‘NAGPUR’ or ‘DELHI’ from customer table. (USE OR & IN)
11. Display name of customers with branch whose amount is greater than 4000 and account no is less than 105
from deposit table.
12. Find all borrowers whose amount is greater than equals to 3000 & less than equals to 8000 from borrow table.
(USE AND & BETWEEN)
13. Find all depositors who do not belongs to ‘ANDHERI’ branch from deposit table.
14. Display Account No, Customer Name & Amount of such customers who belongs to ‘AJNI’, ‘KAROLBAGH’ Or
‘M.G. ROAD’ and Account No is less than 104 from deposit table.
15. Display all loan no, customer from borrow table does not belong to ‘VIRAR’ or ‘AJNI’ branch. (use NOT IN)
16. Display all the customer’s name other than ‘MINU’ from deposit table (Use: NOT, <>, !=)
17. Display customer name from deposit table whose branch name is not available. (NULL)
18. Retrieve all unique branches using DISTINCT. (Use Branch Table)
19. Retrieve first 50% record from borrow table.
20. Retrieve first five account number from deposit table.

Part – B:
1. Display all the details of first five customers from deposit table.
2. Display all the details of first three depositors from deposit table whose amount is greater than 1000.
3. Display Loan No, Customer Name of first five borrowers whose branch name does not belongs to ‘ANDHERI’
from borrow table.
4. Select all details with account numbers not in the range 105 to 109 in deposit table.
5. Select all records from BORROW where the amount is greater than 1000 and less than or equal to 7000, and
the loan number is between 250 and 600
Part – C:
1. Display all the detail of customer who deposited more than 5000 without using * from deposit table.
2. Retrieve all unique customer names with city. (Use Customer table)
3. Retrieve records from the BORROW table where the loan amount is greater than 3000 and the loan number
is not a multiple of 3.
4. Retrieve records from the DEPOSIT table where amount is greater than 2000 also account number is
between 100 and 110 and date is after '1-MAR-1995' or before '27-MAR-1996'.
5. Retrieve all odd/even value loan number from Borrow table
Lab 2 Perform SQL queries for Update, Alter, Rename, Delete, Truncate, Drop
Update Operation
Part – A:
From the above given tables perform the following queries (UPDATE Operation):
1. Update deposit amount of all customers from 3000 to 5000. (Use Deposit Table)
2. Change branch name of ANIL from VRCE to C.G. ROAD. (Use Borrow Table)
3. Update Account No of SANDIP to 111 & Amount to 5000. (Use Deposit Table)
4. Update amount of KRANTI to 7000. (Use Deposit Table)

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5. Update branch name from ANDHERI to ANDHERI WEST. (Use Branch Table)
6. Update branch name of MEHUL to NEHRU PALACE. (Use Deposit Table)
7. Update deposit amount of all depositors to 5000 whose account no between 103 & 107. (Use Deposit Table)
8. Update ADATE of ANIL to 1-4-95. (Use Deposit Table)
9. Update the amount of MINU to 10000. (Use Deposit Table)
10. Update deposit amount of PRAMOD to 5000 and ADATE to 1-4-96 (Use Deposit Table)
Part – B:
1. Give 10% Increment in Loan Amount. (Use Borrow Table)
2. Customer deposits additional 20% amount to their account, update the same. (Use Deposit Table)
3. Increase Amount by 1000 in all the account. (Use Deposit Table)
4. Update the BORROW table to set the amount to 7000 and the branch name to 'CENTRAL' where the customer
name is ‘MEHUL’ and the loan number is even.
5. Update the DEPOSIT table to set the date to '2022-05-15' and the amount to 2500 for all accounts in ‘VRCE’
and with an account number less than 105.
Part – C:
1. Update amount of loan no 321 to NULL. (Use Borrow Table)
2. Update branch name of KRANTI to NULL (Use Borrow Table)
3. Display the name of borrowers whose Loan number is NULL. (Use Borrow Table)
4. Display the Borrowers whose having branch. (Use Borrow Table)
5. Update the Loan Amount to 5000, Branch to VRCE & Customer Name to Darshan whose loan no is 481. (Use
Borrow Table)
6. Update the Deposit table and set the date to 01-01-2021 for all the depositor whose amount is less than
2000.
7. Update the Deposit table and set the date to NULL & Branch name to ‘ANDHERI whose Account No is 110.
Alter, Rename Operation
Part – A:
Use Deposit table of lab-1.
DEPOSIT
Column_Name DataType
ACTNO INT
CNAME VARCHAR(50)
BNAME VARCHAR(50)
AMOUNT DECIMAL(8,2)
ADATE DATETIME
From the above given tables perform the following queries (ALTER, RENAME Operation):
1. Add two more columns City VARCHAR (20) and Pincode INT.
2. Add column state VARCHAR(20).
3. Change the size of CNAME column from VARCHAR (50) to VARCHAR (35).
4. Change the data type DECIMAL to INT in amount Column.
5. Delete Column City from the DEPOSIT table.
6. Rename Column ActNo to ANO.
7. Change name of table DEPOSIT to DEPOSIT_DETAIL.
Part – B:
1. Rename Column ADATE to AOPENDATE OF DEPOSIT_DETAIL table.
2. Delete Column AOPENDATE from the DEPOSIT_DETAIL table.
3. Rename Column CNAME to CustomerName.
4. Add Column country.

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Part – C:
Create following table using query according to the definition.
STUDENT_DETAIL
Column_Name DataType
Enrollment_No VARCHAR(20)
Name VARCHAR(25)
CPI DECIMAL(5,2)
Birthdate DATETIME
From the above given tables perform the following queries (ALTER, RENAME Operation):
1. Add two more columns City VARCHAR (20) (Not null) and Backlog INT (Null).
2. Add column department VARCHAR (20) Not Null.
3. Change the size of NAME column of student_detail from VARCHAR (25) to VARCHAR (35).
4. Change the data type DECIMAL to INT in CPI Column.
5. Delete Column City from the student_detail table.
6. Rename Column Enrollment_No to ENO.
7. Change name of table student_detail to STUDENT_MASTER.
DELETE, Truncate, Drop Operation
Part – A:
Use Deposit_Detail table (Altered table of DEPOSIT)
DEPOSIT_DETAIL
Column_Name DataType
ANO INT
CustomerName VARCHAR(35)
BNAME VARCHAR(50)
AMOUNT INT
PINCODE INT
1. Delete all the records of DEPOSIT_DETAIL table having amount less than and equals to 4000.
2. Delete all the accounts CHANDI BRANCH.
3. Delete all the accounts having account number (ANO) is greater than 102 and less than 105.
4. Delete all the accounts whose branch is ‘AJNI’ or ‘POWAI’
5. Delete all the accounts whose account number is NULL.
6. Delete all the remaining records using Delete command.
7. Delete all the records of Deposit_Detail table. (Use Truncate)
8. Remove Deposit_Detail table. (Use Drop)
Part – B:
Create following table using query according to the definition.
EMPLOYEE_MASTER
Column_Name DataType
EmpNo INT
EmpName VARCHAR(25)
JoiningDate DATETIME
Salary DECIMAL (8,2)
City VARCHAR(20)

Insert the following records in the EMPLOYEE_MASTER table.

EmpNo EmpName JoiningDate Salary City
101 Keyur 5-1-02 12000.00 Rajkot
102 Hardik 15-2-04 14000.00 Ahmedabad
103 Kajal 14-3-06 15000.00 Baroda

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104 Bhoomi 23-6-05 12500.00 Ahmedabad

105 Harmit 15-2-04 14000.00 Rajkot
106 Mitesh 25-9-01 5000.00 Jamnagar
107 Meera Null 7000.00 Morbi
108 Kishan 6-2-03 10000.00 NULL
From the above given tables perform the following queries (DELETE Operation):
1. Delete all the records of Employee_MASTER table having salary greater than and equals to 14000.
2. Delete all the Employees who belongs to ‘RAJKOT’ city.
3. Delete all the Employees who joined after 1-1-2007.
4. Delete the records of Employees whose joining date is null and Name is not null.
5. Delete the records of Employees whose salary is 50% of 20000.
6. Delete the records of Employees whose City Name is not empty.
7. Delete all the records of Employee_MASTER table. (Use Truncate)
8. Remove Employee_MASTER table. (Use Drop)
Part – C:
1. Summarize Delete, Truncate and Drop
Lab 3 Perform SQL queries for Like operator
Part – A:
Create following table using query according to the definition.
STUDENT
Column_Name DataType
StuID INT
FirstName VARCHAR(25)
LastName VARCHAR(25)
Website VARCHAR(50)
City VARCHAR(25)
Address VARCHAR(100)
Insert the following records in the STUDENT table.
StuID FirstName LastName Website City Address
1011 Keyur Patel techonthenet.com Rajkot A-303 ‘Vasant Kunj’, Rajkot
1022 Hardik Shah digminecraft.com Ahmedabad “Ram Krupa”, Raiya Road
1033 Kajal Trivedi bigactivities.com Baroda Raj bhavan plot, near
garden
1044 Bhoomi Gajera checkyourmath.com Ahmedabad “Jig’s Home”, Narol
1055 Harmit Mitel @me.darshan.com Rajkot B-55, Raj Residency
1066 Ashok Jani NULL Baroda A502, Club House Building
From the above given tables perform the following queries (LIKE Operation):
1. Display the name of students whose name starts with ‘k’.
2. Display the name of students whose name consists of five characters.
3. Retrieve the first name & last name of students whose city name ends with ‘a’ & contains six characters.
4. Display all the students whose last name ends with ‘tel’.
5. Display all the students whose first name starts with ‘ha’ & ends with‘t’.
6. Display all the students whose first name starts with ‘k’ and third character is ‘y’.
7. Display the name of students having no website and name consists of five characters.
8. Display all the students whose last name consist of ‘jer’.
9. Display all the students whose city name starts with either ‘r’ or ‘b’.
10. Display all the name students having websites.
11. Display all the students whose name starts from alphabet A to H.

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12. Display all the students whose name’s second character is vowel.
13. Display the name of students having no website and name consists of minimum five characters.
14. Display all the students whose last name starts with ‘Pat’.
15. Display all the students whose city name does not starts with ‘b’.
16. Display all the students whose student ID ends with digit.
17. Display all the students whose address does not contain any digit.
18. Find students whose first name starts with 'B', last name ends with 'A', and their website contains either 'math'
or 'science'. Ensure that their city does not start with 'B'.
19. Retrieve students who have 'Shah' in their last name and whose city ends with 'd'. Additionally, their website
should be either null or contain 'com'.
20. Select students whose first and second character is a vowel. Their city should start with 'R' and they must have
a website containing '.com'.
Part – B:
1. Display all the students whose name’s second character is vowel and of and start with H.
2. Display all the students whose last name does not ends with ‘a’.
3. Display all the students whose first name starts with consonant.
4. Retrieve student details whose first name starts with 'K', last name ends with 'tel', and either their website
contains 'tech' or they live in a city starting with 'R'.
5. Retrieve students whose address contains a hyphen '-' and whose city starts with either 'R' or 'B'. They must
have a website that ends with '.com' and their first name should not start with 'A'.
Part – C:
1. Display all the students whose address contains single quote or double quote.
2. Find students whose city does not contain the letter 'S' and their address contains either single or double
quotes. Their last name should start with 'P' and they must have a website that contains 'on'.
Lab 4 Perform SQL queries for Aggerate function and group by (without having)
Part – A:
Create table and inset records as per below.
EMP
EID EName Department Salary JoiningDate City Gender
101 Rahul Admin 56000 1-Jan-90 Rajkot Male
102 Hardik IT 18000 25-Sep-90 Ahmedabad Male
103 Bhavin HR 25000 14-May-91 Baroda Male
104 Bhoomi Admin 39000 8-Feb-91 Rajkot Female
105 Rohit IT 17000 23-Jul-90 Jamnagar Male
106 Priya IT 9000 18-Oct-90 Ahmedabad Female
107 Bhoomi HR 34000 25-Dec-91 Rajkot Female
1. Display the Highest, Lowest, Label the columns Maximum, Minimum respectively.
2. Display Total, and Average salary of all employees. Label the columns Total_Sal and Average_Sal, respectively.
3. Find total number of employees of EMPLOYEE table.
4. Find highest salary from Rajkot city.
5. Give maximum salary from IT department.
6. Count employee whose joining date is after 8-feb-91.
7. Display average salary of Admin department.
8. Display total salary of HR department.
9. Count total number of cities of employee without duplication.
10. Count unique departments.
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12. Find city wise highest salary.

13. Find department wise lowest salary.
14. Display city with the total number of employees belonging to each city.
15. Give total salary of each department of EMP table.
16. Give average salary of each department of EMP table without displaying the respective department name.
17. Count the number of employees for each department in every city.
18. Calculate the total salary distributed to male and female employees.
19. Give city wise maximum and minimum salary of female employees.
20. Calculate department, city, and gender wise average salary.
Part – B:
1. Count the number of employees living in Rajkot.
2. Display the difference between the highest and lowest salaries. Label the column DIFFERENCE.
3. Display the total number of employees hired before 1st January, 1991.
Part – C:
1. Count the number of employees living in Rajkot or Baroda.
2. Display the total number of employees hired before 1st January, 1991 in IT department.
3. Find the Joining Date wise Total Salaries.
4. Find the Maximum salary department & city wise in which city name starts with ‘R’.
Lab 5 Perform SQL queries for Group by with having and Order by
Table: SALES_DATA
Region Product Sales_Amount Year
North America Watch 1500 2023
Europe Mobile 1200 2023
Asia Watch 1800 2023
North America TV 900 2024
Europe Watch 2000 2024
Asia Mobile 1000 2024
North America Mobile 1600 2023
Europe TV 1500 2023
Asia TV 1100 2024
North America Watch 1700 2024
Part – A:
1. Display Total Sales Amount by Region.
2. Display Average Sales Amount by Product
3. Display Maximum Sales Amount by Year
4. Display Minimum Sales Amount by Region and Year
5. Count of Products Sold by Region
6. Display Sales Amount by Year and Product
7. Display Regions with Total Sales Greater Than 5000
8. Display Products with Average Sales Less Than 10000
9. Display Years with Maximum Sales Exceeding 500
10. Display Regions with at Least 3 Distinct Products Sold.
11. Display Years with Minimum Sales Less Than 1000
12. Display Total Sales Amount by Region for Year 2023, Sorted by Total Amount
13. Find the Region Where 'Mobile' Had the Lowest Total Sales Across All Years.
14. Find the Product with the Highest Sales Across All Regions in 2023.
15. Find Regions Where 'TV' Sales in 2023 Were Greater Than 1000.
Part – B:

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1. Display Count of Orders by Year and Region, Sorted by Year and Region
2. Display Regions with Maximum Sales Amount Exceeding 1000 in Any Year, Sorted by Region
3. Display Years with Total Sales Amount Less Than 10000, Sorted by Year Descending
4. Display Top 3 Regions by Total Sales Amount in Year 2024
5. Find the Year with the Lowest Total Sales Across All Regions.
Part – C:
1. Display Products with Average Sales Amount Between 1000 and 2000, Ordered by Product Name
2. Display Years with More Than 1 Orders from Each Region
3. Display Regions with Average Sales Amount Above 1500 in Year 2023 sort by amount in descending.
4. Find out region wise duplicate product.
5. Find out year wise duplicate product.
Lab 6 Implement SQL In-built functions (Math, String, and Date Functions)
Math functions
Part – A:
1. Display the result of 5 multiply by 30.
2. Find out the absolute value of -25, 25, -50 and 50.
3. Find smallest integer value that is greater than or equal to 25.2, 25.7 and -25.2.
4. Find largest integer value that is smaller than or equal to 25.2, 25.7 and -25.2.
5. Find out remainder of 5 divided 2 and 5 divided by 3.
6. Find out value of 3 raised to 2nd power and 4 raised 3rd power.
7. Find out the square root of 25, 30 and 50.
8. Find out the square of 5, 15, and 25.
9. Find out the value of PI.
10. Find out round value of 157.732 for 2, 0 and -2 decimal points.
11. Find out exponential value of 2 and 3.
12. Find out logarithm having base e of 10 and 2.
13. Find out logarithm having base b having value 10 of 5 and 100.
14. Find sine, cosine and tangent of 3.1415.
15. Find sign of -25, 0 and 25.
16. Generate random number using function.
Part – B:
Create and insert the following records in the EMP_MASTER table.
EmpNo EmpName JoiningDate Salary Commission City Dept Code
101 Keyur 5-1-02 12000.00 4500 Rajkot 3@g
102 Hardik 15-2-04 14000.00 2500 Ahmedabad 3@
103 Kajal 14-3-06 15000.00 3000 Baroda 3-GD
104 Bhoomi 23-6-05 12500.00 1000 Ahmedabad 1A3D
105 Harmit 15-2-04 14000.00 2000 Rajkot 312A
1. Display the result of Salary plus Commission.
2. Find smallest integer value that is greater than or equal to 55.2, 35.7 and -55.2.
3. Find largest integer value that is smaller than or equal to 55.2, 35.7 and -55.2.
4. Find out remainder of 55 divided 2 and 55 divided by 3.
5. Find out value of 23 raised to 2nd power and 14 raised 3rd power.
Part – C:
1. Retrieve the details of employees whose total earnings (Salary + Commission) are greater than 15000.
2. Find the details of employees whose commission is more than 25% of their salary.

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3. List the employees who joined before 2005 and whose total earnings (Salary + Commission) are greater than
15000.
4. Find employees whose total earnings (Salary + Commission) are at least double their salary.
String functions
Part – A:
1. Find the length of following. (I) NULL (II) ‘ hello ’ (III) Blank
2. Display your name in lower & upper case.
3. Display first three characters of your name.
4. Display 3rd to 10th character of your name.
5. Write a query to convert ‘abc123efg’ to ‘abcXYZefg’ & ‘abcabcabc’ to ‘ab5ab5ab5’ using REPLACE.
6. Write a query to display ASCII code for ‘a’,’A’,’z’,’Z’, 0, 9.
7. Write a query to display character based on number 97, 65,122,90,48,57.
8. Write a query to remove spaces from left of a given string ‘ hello world ‘.
9. Write a query to remove spaces from right of a given string ‘ hello world ‘.
10. Write a query to display first 4 & Last 5 characters of ‘SQL Server’.
11. Write a query to convert a string ‘1234.56’ to number (Use cast and convert function).
12. Write a query to convert a float 10.58 to integer (Use cast and convert function).
13. Put 10 space before your name using function.
14. Combine two strings using + sign as well as CONCAT ().
15. Find reverse of “Darshan”.
16. Repeat your name 3 times.
Part – B: Perform following queries on EMP_MASTER table.
1. Find the length of EMP Name and City columns.
2. Display EMP Name and City columns in lower & upper case.
3. Display first three characters of EMP Name column.
4. Display 3rd to 10th character of city column.
5. Write a query to display first 4 & Last 5 characters of EMP Name column.
Part – C: Perform following queries on EMP_MASTER table.
1. Put 10 space before EMP Name using function.
2. Combine EMP Name and city columns using + sign as well as CONCAT ().
3. Combine all columns using + sign as well as CONCAT ().
4. Combine the result as < EMP Name > Lives in <City>.
5. Combine the result as ‘EMP no of < EMP Name> is <EmpNo> .
6. Retrieve the names of all employee where the third character of the Name is a vowel.
7. Concatenate the name and city of students who have a name that ends with the letter 'r' and a city that starts
with 'R'.
Date Functions
Part – A:
1. Write a query to display the current date & time. Label the column Today_Date.
2. Write a query to find new date after 365 day with reference to today.
3. Display the current date in a format that appears as may 5 1994 12:00AM.
4. Display the current date in a format that appears as 03 Jan 1995.
5. Display the current date in a format that appears as Jan 04, 96.
6. Write a query to find out total number of months between 31-Dec-08 and 31-Mar-09.
7. Write a query to find out total number of hours between 25-Jan-12 7:00 and 26-Jan-12 10:30.
8. Write a query to extract Day, Month, Year from given date 12-May-16.

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9. Write a query that adds 5 years to current date.

10. Write a query to subtract 2 months from current date.
11. Extract month from current date using datename () and datepart () function.
12. Write a query to find out last date of current month.
13. Calculate your age in years and months.
Part – B: Perform following queries on EMP_MASTER table.
1. Write a query to find new date after 365 days with reference to JoiningDate.
2. Write a query to find out total number of months between JoiningDate and 31-Mar-09.
3. Write a query to find out total number of years between JoiningDate and 14-Sep-10.
Part – C: Perform following queries on EMP_MASTER table.
1. Write a query to extract Day, Month, Year from JoiningDate.
2. Write a query that adds 5 years to JoiningDate.
3. Write a query to subtract 2 months from JoiningDate.
4. Extract month from JoiningDate using datename () and datepart () function.
5. Select employee who joined between the 1st and 15th of any month in any year.
6. Find employee whose JoiningDate is the last day of any month.
7. List employee whose JoiningDate is during a leap year.
Lab 7 Implement SQL Joins
Create below tables as per following data
STU_INFO RESULT EMPLOYEE_MASTER
Rno(PK) Name Branch Rno(FK) SPI EmployeeNo Name ManagerNo
101 Raju CE 101 8.8 E01 Tarun NULL
102 Amit CE 102 9.2 E02 Rohan E02
103 Sanjay ME 103 7.6 E03 Priya E01
104 Neha EC 104 8.2 E04 Milan E03
105 Meera EE 105 7.0 E05 Jay E01
106 Mahesh ME 107 8.9 E06 Anjana E04
Part – A:
1. Combine information from student and result table using cross join or Cartesian product.
2. Perform inner join on Student and Result tables.
3. Perform the left outer join on Student and Result tables.
4. Perform the right outer join on Student and Result tables.
5. Perform the full outer join on Student and Result tables.
6. Display Rno, Name, Branch and SPI of all students.
7. Display Rno, Name, Branch and SPI of CE branch’s student only.
8. Display Rno, Name, Branch and SPI of other than EC branch’s student only.
9. Display average result of each branch.
10. Display average result of CE and ME branch.
11. Display Maximum and Minimum SPI of each branch.
12. Display branch wise student’s count in descending order.
Part – B:
1. Display average result of each branch and sort them in ascending order by SPI.
2. Display highest SPI from each branch and sort them in descending order.
Part – C:
1. Retrieve the names of employee along with their manager’s name from the Employee table.
Lab 8 Implement Complex Joins
Create following table (Using Design Mode)

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PERSON
Column_Name DataType Constraints
PersonID Int Primary Key
PersonName Varchar (100) Not Null
DepartmentID Int Foreign Key, Null
Salary Decimal (8,2) Not Null
JoiningDate Datetime Not Null
City Varchar (100) Not Null

DEPT
Column_Name DataType Constraints
DepartmentID Int Primary Key
DepartmentName Varchar (100) Not Null, Unique
DepartmentCode Varchar (50) Not Null, Unique
Location Varchar (50) Not Null

PersonID PersonName DepartmentID Salary JoiningDate City

101 Rahul Tripathi 2 56000 01-01-2000 Rajkot
102 Hardik Pandya 3 18000 25-09-2001 Ahmedabad
103 Bhavin Kanani 4 25000 14-05-2000 Baroda
104 Bhoomi Vaishnav 1 39000 08-02-2005 Rajkot
105 Rohit Topiya 2 17000 23-07-2001 Jamnagar
106 Priya Menpara NULL 9000 18-10-2000 Ahmedabad
107 Neha Sharma 2 34000 25-12-2002 Rajkot
108 Nayan Goswami 3 25000 01-07-2001 Rajkot
109 Mehul Bhundiya 4 13500 09-01-2005 Baroda
110 Mohit Maru 5 14000 25-05-2000 Jamnagar

DepartmentID DepartmentName DepartmentCode Location

1 Admin Adm A-Block
2 Computer CE C-Block
3 Civil CI G-Block
4 Electrical EE E-Block
5 Mechanical ME B-Block
From the above given table perform the following queries:
Part – A:
1. Combine information from Person and Department table using cross join or Cartesian product.
2. Find all persons with their department name
3. Find all persons with their department name & code.
4. Find all persons with their department code and location.
5. Find the detail of the person who belongs to Mechanical department.
6. Final person’s name, department code and salary who lives in Ahmedabad city.
7. Find the person's name whose department is in C-Block.
8. Retrieve person name, salary & department name who belongs to Jamnagar city.
9. Retrieve person’s detail who joined the Civil department after 1-Aug-2001.
10. Display all the person's name with the department whose joining date difference with the current date is
more than 365 days.
11. Find department wise person counts.
12. Give department wise maximum & minimum salary with department name.
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14. Find the average salary of a person who belongs to Ahmedabad city.
15. Produce Output Like: <PersonName> lives in <City> and works in <DepartmentName> Department. (In single
column)
Part – B:
1. Produce Output Like: <PersonName> earns <Salary> from <DepartmentName> department monthly. (In
single column)
2. Find city & department wise total, average & maximum salaries.
3. Find all persons who do not belong to any department.
4. Find all departments whose total salary is exceeding 100000.
Part – C:
1. List all departments who have no person.
2. List out department names in which more than two persons are working.
3. Give a 10% increment in the computer department employee’s salary. (Use Update)
Lab 9 Implement Advanced level Joins

Create following table (Using Design Mode)

Author Publisher
Column Name Data Type Constraints Column Name Data Type Constraints
AuthorID INT Primary Key PublisherID INT Primary Key
AuthorName VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL PublisherName VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL, UNIQUE
Country VARCHAR(50) NULL City VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL

Book
Column Name Data Type Constraints
BookID INT Primary Key
Title VARCHAR(200) NOT NULL
AuthorID INT Foreign Key, AUTHOR(AuthorID), NOT NULL
PublisherID INT Foreign Key, PUBLISHER(PublisherID), NOT NULL
Price DECIMAL(8,2) NOT NULL
PublicationYear INT NOT NULL

AuthorID AuthorName Country

1 Chetan Bhagat India
2 Arundhati Roy India
3 Amish Tripathi India
4 Ruskin Bond India
5 Jhumpa Lahiri India
6 Paulo Coelho Brazil
7 Sudha Murty India

PublisherID PublisherName City

1 Rupa Publications New Delhi
2 Penguin India Gurugram
3 HarperCollins India Noida
4 Aleph Book Company New Delhi

BookID Title AuthorID PublisherID Price PublicationYear

101 Five Point Someone 1 1 250.00 2004
102 The God of Small Things 2 2 350.00 1997

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103 Immortals of Meluha 3 3 300.00 2010

104 The Blue Umbrella 4 1 180.00 1980
105 The Lowland 5 2 400.00 2013
106 Revolution 2020 1 1 275.00 2011
107 Sita: Warrior of Mithila 3 3 320.00 2017
108 The Room on the Roof 4 4 200.00 1956

From the above given table perform the following queries:

Part – A:
1. List all books with their authors.
2. List all books with their publishers.
3. List all books with their authors and publishers.
4. List all books published after 2010 with their authors and publisher and price.
5. List all authors and the number of books they have written.
6. List all publishers and the total price of books they have published.
7. List authors who have not written any books.
8. Display total number of Books and Average Price of every Author.
9. Lists each publisher along with the total number of books they have published, sorted from highest to
lowest.
10. Display number of books published each year.
Part – B:
1. List the publishers whose total book prices exceed 500, ordered by the total price.
2. List most expensive book for each author, sort it with the highest price.
Part – C: Create table as per following schema with proper validation and try to insert data which violate your
validation.
1. Emp_info(Eid, Ename, Did, Cid, Salary, Experience)
Dept_info(Did, Dname)
City_info(Cid, Cname, Did))
District(Did, Dname, Sid)
State(Sid, Sname, Cid)
Country(Cid, Cname)
2. Insert 5 records in each table.
3. Display employeename, departmentname, Salary, Experience, City, District, State and country of all
employees
Lab 10 Perform SQL queries for Subqueries

STUDENT_DATA DEPARTMENT ACADEMIC

Rno Name City DID DID DName RNO SPI BKLOG
101 Raju Rajkot 10 10 Computer 101 8.8 0
102 Amit Ahmedabad 20 20 Electrical 102 9.2 2
103 Sanjay Baroda 40 30 Mechanical 103 7.6 1
104 Neha Rajkot 20 40 Civil 104 8.2 4
105 Meera Ahmedabad 30 105 7.0 2
106 Mahesh Baroda 10 106 8.9 3

Part – A:
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2. Displays name of students whose SPI is more than 8.

3. Display details of students of computer department who belongs to Rajkot city.
4. Find total number of students of electrical department.
5. Display name of student who is having maximum SPI.
6. Display details of students having more than 1 backlog.
Part – B:
1. Display name of students who are either from computer department or from mechanical department.
2. Display name of students who are in same department as 102 studying in.
Part – C:
1. Display name of students whose SPI is more than 9 and who is from electrical department.
2. Display name of student who is having second highest SPI.
3. Display city names whose students SPI is 9.2
4. Find the names of students who have more than the average number of backlogs across all students.
5. Display the names of students who are in the same department as the student with the highest SPI.

Lab 11 Implement Stored Procedure

Person
Column_Name DataType Constraints
PersonID Int Primary Key, Auto Increment
FirstName Varchar (100) Not Null
LastName Varchar (100) Not Null
Salary Decimal (8,2) Not Null
JoiningDate Datetime Not Null
DepartmentID Int Foreign Key, Null
DesignationID Int Foreign Key, Null

Department
Column_Name DataType Constraints
DepartmentID Int Primary Key
DepartmentName Varchar (100) Not Null, Unique

Designation
Column_Name DataType Constraints
DesignationID Int Primary Key
DesignationName Varchar (100) Not Null, Unique

PersonID FirstName LastName Salary JoiningDate DepartmentID DesignationID

101 Rahul Anshu 56000 01-01-1990 1 12
102 Hardik Hinsu 18000 25-09-1990 2 11
103 Bhavin Kamani 25000 14-05-1991 NULL 11
104 Bhoomi Patel 39000 20-02-2014 1 13
105 Rohit Rajgor 17000 23-07-1990 2 15
106 Priya Mehta 25000 18-10-1990 2 NULL
107 Neha Trivedi 18000 20-02-2014 3 15

DepartmentID DepartmentName DesignationID DesignationName

1 Admin 11 Jobber
2 IT 12 Welder

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3 HR 13 Clerk
4 Account 14 Manager
15 CEO
From the above given tables create Stored Procedures:
Part – A
1. Department, Designation & Person Table’s INSERT, UPDATE & DELETE Procedures.
2. Department, Designation & Person Table’s SELECTBYPRIMARYKEY
3. Department, Designation & Person Table’s (If foreign key is available then do write join and take columns on
select list)
4. Create a Procedure that shows details of the first 3 persons.
Part – B
1. Create a Proc that takes the dept name as input and returns a table with all workers working in that dept.
2. Create Procedure that takes department name & designation name as input and returns a table with worker’s
first name, salary, joining date & department name.
3. Create a Procedure that takes the first name as an input parameter and display all the details of the worker
with their department & designation name.
4. Create Procedure which displays department wise maximum, minimum & total salaries.
5. Create Procedure which displays designation wise average & total salaries.
Part – C
1. Create Procedure that Accepts Department Name and Returns Person Count.
2. Create a procedure that takes a salary value as input and returns all workers with a salary greater than input
salary value along with their department and designation details.
3. Create a procedure to find the department(s) with the highest total salary among all departments.
4. Create a procedure that takes a designation name as input and returns a list of all workers under that
designation who joined within the last 10 years, along with their department.
5. Create a procedure to list the number of workers in each department who do not have a designation assigned.
6. Create a procedure to retrieve the details of workers in departments where the average salary is above 12000.
Lab 12 Implement Advanced Stored Procedure
Departments
ColumnName DataType AN | NN Remarks
DepartmentID Int NN Primary Key
DepartmentName Varchar(100) NN
ManagerID Int NN
Location Varchar(100) NN

Employee
Column Name Data Type AN | NN Remarks
EmployeeID Int NN Primary Key
FirstName Varchar(100) NN
LastName Varchar(100) NN
DoB Datetime NN
Gender Varchar(50) NN
HireDate Datetime NN
DeptID Int NN Foreign Key
Salary Decimal(10,2) NN

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Projects
ColumnName DataType AN | NN Remarks
ProjectID Int NN Primary Key
ProjectName Varchar(100) NN
StartDate Datetime NN
EndDate Datetime NN
DepartmentID Int NN Foreign Key
DepartmentID DepartmentName ManagerID Location
1 IT 101 New York
2 HR 102 San Francisco
3 Finance 103 Los Angeles
4 Admin 104 Chicago
5 Marketing 105 Miami

EmployeeID FirstName LastName DoB Gender HireDate DeptID Salary

101 John Doe 1985-04-12 Male 2010-06-15 1 75000.00

102 Jane Smith 1990-08-24 Female 2015-03-10 2 60000.00
103 Robert Brown 1982-12-05 Male 2008-09-25 3 82000.00
104 Emily Davis 1988-11-11 Female 2012-07-18 4 58000.00
105 Michael Wilson 1992-02-02 Male 2018-11-30 5 67000.00

ProjectID ProjectName StartDate EndDate DepartmentID

201 Project Alpha 2022-01-01 2022-12-31 1

202 Project Beta 2023-03-15 2024-03-14 2
203 Project Gamma 2021-06-01 2022-05-31 3
204 Project Delta 2020-10-10 2021-10-09 4
205 Project Epsilon 2024-04-01 2025-03-31 5

Part – A
1. Create Stored Procedure for Employee table As User enters either First Name or Last Name and based on this
you must give EmployeeID, DOB, Gender & Hiredate.
2. Create a Procedure that will accept Department Name and based on that gives employees list who belongs to
that department.
3. Create a Procedure that accepts Project Name & Department Name and based on that you must give all the
project related details.
4. Create a procedure that will accepts any integer and if salary is between provided integer, then those
employee list comes in output.
5. Create a Procedure that will accepts a date and gives all the employees who all are hired on that date.

Part – B
1. Create a Procedure that accepts Gender’s first letter only and based on that employee details will be served.
2. Create a Procedure that accepts First Name or Department Name as input and based on that employee data
will come.
3. Create a procedure that will accepts location, if user enters a location any characters, then he/she will get all
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Part – C
1. Create a procedure that will accepts From Date & To Date and based on that he/she will retrieve Project
related data.
2. Create a procedure in which user will enter project name & location and based on that you must provide all
data with Department Name, Manager Name with Project Name & Starting Ending Dates.
Lab 13 Implement UDF
Note: for Table valued function use tables of Lab-2
Part – A
1. Write a function to print "hello world".
2. Write a function which returns addition of two numbers.
3. Write a function to check whether the given number is ODD or EVEN.
4. Write a function which returns a table with details of a person whose first name starts with B.
5. Write a function which returns a table with unique first names from the person table.
6. Write a function to print number from 1 to N. (Using while loop)
7. Write a function to find the factorial of a given integer.

Part – B
1. Write a function to compare two integers and return the comparison result. (Using Case statement)
2. Write a function to print the sum of even numbers between 1 to 20.
3. Write a function that checks if a given string is a palindrome

Part – C
1. Write a function to check whether a given number is prime or not.
2. Write a function which accepts two parameters start date & end date, and returns a difference in days.
3. Write a function which accepts two parameters year & month in integer and returns total days each year.
4. Write a function which accepts departmentID as a parameter & returns a detail of the persons.
5. Write a function that returns a table with details of all persons who joined after 1-1-1991.
Lab 14 Implement Cursor
Products
Column_Name DataType Constraints
Product_id Int Primary Key
Product_Name Varchar (250) Not Null
Price Decimal (10,2) Not Null

Products
Product_id Product_Name Price
1 Smatphone 35000
2 Laptop 65000
3 Headphones 5500
4 Television 85000
5 Gaming Console 32000
From the above given tables perform the following queries:
Part - A
1. Create a cursor Product_Cursor to fetch all the rows from a products table.
2. Create a cursor Product_Cursor_Fetch to fetch the records in form of ProductID_ProductName.
(Example: 1_Smartphone)
3. Create a Cursor to Find and Display Products Above Price 30,000.
4. Create a cursor Product_CursorDelete that deletes all the data from the Products table.

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Part – B
1. Create a cursor Product_CursorUpdate that retrieves all the data from the products table and increases the
price by 10%.
2. Create a Cursor to Rounds the price of each product to the nearest whole number.
Part – C
1. Create a cursor to insert details of Products into the NewProducts table if the product is “Laptop” (Note:
Create NewProducts table first with same fields as Products table)
2. Create a Cursor to Archive High-Price Products in a New Table (ArchivedProducts), Moves products with a
price above 50000 to an archive table, removing them from the original Products table.
Lab 15 Implement Trigger
Create following table (Using Design Mode)

PersonInfo
Column_Name DataType Constraints
PersonID Int Primary Key
PersonName Varchar (100) Not Null
Salary Decimal (8,2) Not Null
JoiningDate Datetime Allow Null
City Varchar (100) Not Null
Age Int Allow Null
BirthDate Datetime Not Null

PersonLog
Column_Name DataType Constraints
PLogID Int Primary Key, Auto increment
PersonID Int Not Null
PersonName Varchar (250) Not Null
Operation Varchar (50) Not Null
UpdateDate Datetime Not Null

From the above given tables perform the following queries:

Part – A
1. Create a trigger that fires on INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE operation on the PersonInfo table to display a
message “Record is Affected.”
2. Create a trigger that fires on INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE operation on the PersonInfo table. For that, log all
operations performed on the person table into PersonLog.
3. Create an INSTEAD OF trigger that fires on INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE operation on the PersonInfo table.
For that, log all operations performed on the person table into PersonLog.
4. Create a trigger that fires on INSERT operation on the PersonInfo table to convert person name into uppercase
whenever the record is inserted.
5. Create trigger that prevent duplicate entries of person name on PersonInfo table.
6. Create trigger that prevent Age below 18 years.
Part – B
1. Create a trigger that fires on INSERT operation on person table, which calculates the age and update that age
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2. Create a Trigger to Limit Salary Decrease by a 10%.

Part – C
1. Create Trigger to Automatically Update JoiningDate to Current Date on INSERT if JoiningDate is NULL during
an INSERT.
2. Create DELETE trigger on PersonLog table, when we delete any record of PersonLog table it prints ‘Record
deleted successfully from PersonLog’.
Lab 16 Implement Advanced Trigger
AFTER Trigger
EmployeeDetails
Column_Name DataType Constraints
EmployeeID Int Primary Key
EmployeeName Varchar(100) Not Null
ContactNo Varchar(100) Not Null
Department Varchar(100) Not Null
Salary Decimal(10,2) Not Null
Joining Date DateTime Allow Null

EmployeeLogs
Column_Name DataType Constraints
LogID Int Primary Key, Autoincrement
EmployeeID Int Not Null
EmployeeName Varchar(100) Not Null
ActionPerformed Varchar(100) Not Null
ActionDate DateTime Not Null
Part – A
1. Create a trigger that fires AFTER INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE operations on the EmployeeDetails table to
display the message "Employee record affected.”
2. Create a trigger that fires AFTER INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE operations on the EmployeeDetails table to log
all operations into the EmployeeLog table.
3. Create a trigger that fires AFTER INSERT to automatically calculate the joining bonus (10% of the salary) for
new employees and update a bonus column in the EmployeeDetails table.
Part – B
1. Create a trigger to ensure that the JoiningDate is automatically set to the current date if it is NULL.
Part – C
1. Create a trigger that ensure that ContactNo is valid during insert and update (ContactNo length is 10)
Instead of Trigger
Movies
Column_Name DataType Constraints
MovieID INT PRIMARY KEY
MovieTitle VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL
ReleaseYear INT NOT NULL
Genre VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL
Rating DECIMAL(3,1) NOT NULL
Duration INT NOT NULL – (In minutes)

MoviesLog
Column_Name DataType Constraints
LogID INT PRIMARY KEY,AUTO INCREMENT

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MovieID INT NOT NULL

MovieTitle VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL
ActionPerformed VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL
ActionDate DATETIME NOT NULL
From the above given tables perform the following queries:
Part – A
1. Create an INSTEAD OF trigger that fires on INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE operation on the Movies table. For
that, log all operations performed on the Movies table into MoviesLog.
2. Create a trigger that only allows to insert movies for which Rating is greater than 5.5 .
3. Create trigger that prevent duplicate 'MovieTitle' of Movies table and log details of it in MoviesLog table.
Part – B
1. Create trigger that prevents to insert pre-release movies.
Part – C
1. Develop a trigger to ensure that the Duration of a movie cannot be updated to a value greater than 120
minutes (2 hours) to prevent unrealistic entries.
Lab 17 Perform Exception Handling
Customers
Column_Name DataType Constraints
Customer_id Int Primary Key
Customer _Name Varchar (250) Not Null
Email Varchar (50) Unique

Orders
Column_Name DataType Constraints
Order_id Int Primary Key
Customer_id Int Foreign Key
Order_date date Not Null
From the above given tables perform the following queries:
Part – A
1. Handle Divide by Zero Error and Print message like: Error occurs that is - Divide by zero error.
2. Try to convert string to integer and handle the error using try…catch block.
3. Create a procedure that prints the sum of two numbers: take both numbers as integer & handle exception
with all error functions if any one enters string value in numbers otherwise print result.
4. Handle a Primary Key Violation while inserting data into customers table and print the error details such as
the error message, error number, severity, and state.
5. Throw custom exception using stored procedure which accepts Customer_id as input & that throws Error like
no Customer_id is available in database.
Part – B
1. Handle a Foreign Key Violation while inserting data into Orders table and print appropriate error message.
2. Throw custom exception that throws error if the data is invalid.
3. Create a Procedure to Update Customer’s Email with Error Handling
Part – C
1. Create a procedure which prints the error message that “The Customer_id is already taken. Try another one”.
2. Handle Duplicate Email Insertion in Customers Table.
Lab 18 Perform SQL queries to implement constraints
Part – A:
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1. Do not allow SPI more than 10

2. Do not allow Bklog less than 0.
3. Enter the default value as ‘General’ in branch to all new records IF no other value is specified.
4. Try to update SPI of Raju from 8.80 to 12.
5. Try to update Bklog of Neha from 0 to -1

STU_MASTER
Rno(PK) Name Branch SPI Bklog
101 Raju CE 8.80 0
102 Amit CE 2.20 3
103 Sanjay ME 1.50 6
104 Neha EC 7.65 0
105 Meera EE 5.52 2
106 Mahesh 4.50 3

Part – B: Create table as per following schema with proper validation and try to insert data which violate your
validation.
1. Emp_details(Eid, Ename, Did, Cid, Salary, Experience)
Dept_details(Did, Dname)
City_details(Cid, Cname)
Part – C: Create table as per following schema with proper validation and try to insert data which violate your
validation.
1. Emp_info(Eid, Ename, Did, Cid, Salary, Experience)
Dept_info(Did, Dname)
City_info(Cid, Cname, Did))
District(Did, Dname, Sid)
State(Sid, Sname, Cid)
Country(Cid, Cname)
2. Insert 5 records in each table.
3. Display employeename, departmentname, Salary, Experience, City, District, State and country of all
employees.
Lab 19 Perform following queries using use, drop, createcollection, dropcollection, insertOne and insertMany method.
Part - A
1. Create a new database named “Darshan”.
2. Create another new database named “DIET”.
3. List all databases.
4. Check the current database.
5. Drop “DIET” database.
6. Create a collection named “Student” in the “Darshan” database.
7. Create a collection named “Department” in the “Darshan” database.
8. List all collections in the “Darshan” database.
9. Insert a single document using insertOne into “Department” collection. (Dname:’CE’, HOD:’Patel’)
10. Insert two document using insertMany into “Department” collection. (Dname:’IT’ and Dname:’ICT’)
11. Drop a collection named “Department” from the “Darshan” database.
12. Insert a single document using insertOne into “Student” collection.
(Fields are Name, City, Branch, Semester, Age) Insert your own data.
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(Fields are Name, City, Branch, Semester, Age) Insert your three friend’s data.
14. Check whether “Student” collection exists or not.
15. Check the stats of “Student” collection.
16. Drop the “Student” collection.
17. Create a collection named “Deposit”.
18. Insert following data in to “Deposit” collection.
Deposit
ACTNO CNAME BNAME AMOUNT CITY
101 ANIL VRCE 1000.00 RAJKOT
102 SUNIL AJNI 5000.00 SURAT
103 MEHUL KAROLBAGH 3500.00 BARODA
104 MADHURI CHANDI 1200.00 AHMEDABAD
105 PRMOD M.G. ROAD 3000.00 SURAT
106 SANDIP ANDHERI 2000.00 RAJKOT
107 SHIVANI VIRAR 1000.00 SURAT
108 KRANTI NEHRU PLACE 5000.00 RAJKOT
19. Display all the documents of “Deposit” collection.
20. Drop the “Deposit” collection.
Part – B
1. Create a new database named “Computer”.
2. Create a collection named “Faculty” in the “Computer” database.
3. Insert a below document using insertOne into “Faculty” collection.
Faculty
FID FNAME BNAME SALARY JDATE
1 ANIL CE 10000 1-3-95
4. Insert below documents using insertMany into “Faculty” collection.
Faculty
FID FNAME BNAME SALARY JDATE
2 SUNIL CE 50000 4-1-96
3 MEHUL IT 35000 17-11-95
4 MADHURI IT 12000 17-12-95
5 PRMOD CE 30000 27-3-96
6 SANDIP CE 20000 31-3-96
7 SHIVANI CE 10000 5-9-95
8 KRANTI IT 50000 2-7-95
5. Display all the documents of “Faculty” collection.
6. Drop the “Faculty” collection.
7. Drop the “Computer” database.
Part – C (Perform following operation using UI)
1. Create a new database named “Computer”.
2. Create a collection named “Faculty” in the “Computer” database.
3. Insert a below documents into “Faculty” collection.
Faculty
FID FNAME BNAME SALARY JDATE
1 ANIL CE 10000 1-3-95
2 SUNIL CE 50000 4-1-96
3 MEHUL IT 35000 17-11-95
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5 PRMOD CE 30000 27-3-96

6 SANDIP CE 20000 31-3-96
7 SHIVANI CE 10000 5-9-95
8 KRANTI IT 50000 2-7-95
4. Display all the documents of “Faculty” collection.
5. Drop the “Faculty” collection.
6. Drop the “Computer” database.
Lab 20 Perform following queries using find, limit, skip and sort method.
Create and Select Database Named: “BANK_INFO”
Deposit (Collection name)
ACTNO CNAME BNAME AMOUNT ADATE
101 ANIL VRCE 1000 1-3-95
102 SUNIL AJNI 5000 4-1-96
103 MEHUL KAROLBAGH 3500 17-11-95
104 MADHURI CHANDI 1200 17-12-95
105 PRMOD M.G. ROAD 3000 27-3-96
106 SANDIP ANDHERI 2000 31-3-96
107 SHIVANI VIRAR 1000 5-9-95
108 KRANTI NEHRU PLACE 5000 2-7-95
From the above given collection perform the following queries using find, limit, skip and sort method:
Part - A
1. Retrieve/Display every document of Deposit collection.
2. Display only one document of Deposit collection. (Use: findOne())
3. Insert following document into Deposit collection. (Use: insertOne())
109 KIRTI VIRAR 3000 3-5-97
4. Insert following documents into Deposit collection. (Use: insertMany())
110 MITALI ANDHERI 4500 4-9-95
111 RAJIV NEHRU PLACE 7000 2-10-98
5. Display all the documents of ‘VIRAR’ branch from Deposit collection.
6. Display all the documents of Deposit collection whose amount is between 3000 and 5000.
7. Display all the documents of Deposit collection whose amount is greater than 2000 and branch is VIRAR.
8. Display all the documents with CNAME, BNAME and AMOUNT fields from Deposit collection.
9. Display all the documents of Deposit collection on ascending order by CNAME.
10. Display all the documents of Deposit collection on descending order by BNAME.
11. Display all the documents of Deposit collection on ascending order by ACTNO and descending order by
AMOUNT.
12. Display only two documents of Deposit collection.
13. Display 3rd document of Deposit collection.
14. Display 6th and 7th documents of Deposit collection.
15. Display the count of documents in Deposit collection.
Part- B
1. Insert following documents into “Student” collection. (Use: insertMany())
{ "_id": 1, "name": "John", "age": 30, "city": "New York", "isActive": true }
{ "_id": 2, "name": "Jane", "age": 25, "city": "Los Angeles", "isActive": false }
{ "_id": 3, "name": "Tom", "age": 35, "city": "Chicago", "isActive": true }
{ "_id": 4, "name": "Lucy", "age": 28, "city": "San Francisco", "isActive": true }
{ "_id": 5, "name": "David", "age": 40, "city": "Miami", "isActive": false }

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{ "_id": 6, "name": "Eva", "age": 23, "city": "Boston", "isActive": true }

{ "_id": 7, "name": "Nick", "age": 38, "city": "Seattle", "isActive": false }
{ "_id": 8, "name": "Sophia", "age": 27, "city": "New York", "isActive": true }
{ "_id": 9, "name": "Liam", "age": 32, "city": "Los Angeles", "isActive": false }
{ "_id": 10, "name": "Olivia", "age": 29, "city": "San Diego", "isActive": true }
2. Display all documents of "Student" collection.
3. Display all documents of "Student" collection whose age is 30.
4. Display all documents of "Student" collection whose age is greater than 25.
5. Display all documents of "Student" collection whose name is "John" and age is 30.
6. Display all documents of "Student" collection whose age is not equal to 25.
7. Display all documents of "Student" collection whose age is equal to 25 or 30 or 35. (using $or as well as using
$in).
8. Display all documents of "Student" collection whose name is "John" or age is 30.
9. Display all documents of "Student" collection whose name is "John" and city is New York.
10. Display name and age of students from "Student" collection whose name is "John" and city is New York.
Part – C
1. Display name of students from "Student" collection whose age is between to 25 and 35 and sort output by
age in ascending order.
2. Display all documents of "Student" collection and sort all the documents by name in ascending order and then
by age in descending.
3. Display first five documents of "Student" collection.
4. Display fourth and fifth documents of "Student" collection.
5. Display the name of oldest student from "Student" collection.
6. Display all documents of "Student" collection in such a way that skip the first 2 documents and return the rest
documents.
Lab 21 Perform the following queries using update, delete, rename and createcollection method:
Part – A (Use collection “Student” created in Lab-2)
1. Update the age of John's to 31.
2. Update the city of all students from 'New York' to 'New Jersey'.
3. Set isActive to false for every student older than 35.
4. Increment the age of all students by 1 year.
5. Set the city of 'Eva' to 'Cambridge'.
6. Update 'Sophia's isActive status to false.
7. Update the city field of student aged below 30 to 'San Diego'.
8. Rename the age field to years for all documents.
9. Update 'Nick' to make him active (isActive = true).
10. Update all documents to add a new field country with the value 'USA'.
11. Update 'David's city to 'Orlando'.
12. Multiply the age of all students by 2.
13. Unset (remove) the city field for 'Tom'.
14. Add a new field premiumUser and to true for users older than 30.
15. Set isActive to true for 'Jane'.
16. Update isActive field of 'Lucy' to false.
17. Delete a document of 'Nick' from the collection.
18. Delete all students who are inactive (isActive = false).
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20. Delete all the students aged above 35.

21. Delete a student named ''Olivia'' from the collection.
22. Delete all the students whose age is below 25.
23. Delete the first student whose isActive field is true.
24. Delete all students from 'Los Angeles'.
25. Delete all students who have city field missing.
26. Rename 'city' field to 'location' for all documents.
27. Rename the name field to FullName for 'John'.
28. Rename the isActive field to status for all documents.
29. Rename age to yearsOld for everyone from 'San Francisco' student only.
30. Create a Capped Collection named “Employee” as per follows:
a. Ecode and Ename are compulsory fields
b. Datatype of EID is int, Ename is string, Age is int and City is string
Insert following documents into above “Employee” collection.
{"Ecode": 1, "Ename": "John"}
{"Ecode ": 2, "Ename": "Jane", "age": 25, "city": "Los Angeles"}
{"Ecode ": 3, "Ename": "Tom", "age": 35}
{"Ecode ": 4, "Ename": "Lucy", "age": 28, "city": "San Francisco", "isActive": true}
{"Ename": "Dino"}
Part – B Create collection named “Student_data” and insert following 10 documents into it.
Student_data
ROLLNO SNAME DEPARTMENT FEES SEM GENDER CITY
101 Vina CE 15000 3 Female Rajkot
102 Krisha EC 8000 5 Female Ahmedabad
103 Priti Civil 12000 7 Female Baroda
104 Mitul CE 15000 3 Male Rajkot
105 Keshav CE 15000 3 Male Jamnagar
106 Zarna Civil 12000 5 Female Ahmedabad
107 Nima EE 9000 5 Female Rajkot
108 Dhruv Mechanical 10000 5 Male Rajkot
109 Krish Mechanical 10000 7 Male Baroda
110 Zeel EE 9000 3 Female Jamnagar
From the above given “Student_data” collection perform the following queries:
1. Display Female students and belong to Rajkot city.
2. Display students not studying in 3rd sem.
3. Display students whose city is Jamnagar or Baroda. (use: IN)
4. Display first 2 students names who lives in Baroda.
5. Display Male students who studying in 3rd sem.
6. Display sname and city and fees of those students whose roll no is less than 105.
7. Update City of all students from 'Jamnagar' City and Department as 'CE' to 'Surat'.
8. Increase Fees by 500 where the Gender is not 'Female'. (Use: Not)
9. Set the Department of all students from 'EE' and in Sem 3 to 'Electrical'.
10. Update the Fees of students in 'Rajkot' who are male.
11. Change City to 'Vadodara' for students in Sem 5 and with fees less than 10000.
12. Delete all students where the City is 'Ahmedabad' or GENDER is 'Male'.
13. Delete students whose Rollno is not in the list [101, 105, 110].
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15. Delete all students who are not in the cities 'Rajkot', 'Baroda', or 'Jamnagar'.
16. Delete students whose Rollno is between 105 and 108.
17. Rename the City field to LOCATION for all students.
18. Rename the Department field to Branch where the Fees is less than 10000.
19. Rename Sname to Fullname for students with Rollno in [106, 107, 108].
20. Rename Fees to Tuition_Fees for all students with Fees greater than 9000.
21. Rename Department to Major where the Fees is less than 15000 and Gender is 'Female'.
22. Rename City to Hometown for all students whose SEM is 3 and Department is not 'Mechanical'.
Part – C
1. Create a capped collection named” logs” with a maximum size of 100 KB and a maximum of 10 documents.
2. Insert below 12 log entries into the “logs” collection. Each entry should contain a message, level (e.g., "info",
"warning", "error"), and a timestamp field. Use the insertMany() method.
{ message: "System started", level: "info", timestamp: new Date() }
{ message: "Disk space low", level: "warning", timestamp: new Date() }
{ message: "User login", level: "info", timestamp: new Date() }
{ message: "System reboot", level: "info", timestamp: new Date() }
{ message: "Error in module", level: "error", timestamp: new Date() }
{ message: "Memory usage high", level: "warning", timestamp: new Date() }
{ message: "User logout", level: "info", timestamp: new Date() }
{ message: "File uploaded", level: "info", timestamp: new Date() }
{ message: "Network error", level: "error", timestamp: new Date() }
{ message: "Backup completed", level: "info", timestamp: new Date() }
{ message: "Database error", level: "error", timestamp: new Date() }
{ message: "Service started", level: "info", timestamp: new Date() }
3. Perform find method on “logs” collection to ensure only the last 10 documents are retained (even though
you inserted 12).
4. Insert below 5 more documents and check if the oldest ones are automatically removed.
{ message: "New log entry 1", level: "info", timestamp: new Date() }
{ message: "New log entry 2", level: "info", timestamp: new Date() }
{ message: "New log entry 3", level: "info", timestamp: new Date() }
{ message: "New log entry 4", level: "warning", timestamp: new Date() }
{ message: "New log entry 5", level: "error", timestamp: new Date() }
Lab 22 Perform the following queries using Regex:
Part – A Create collection named “Employee” and insert following 10 documents into it.
employee
EID ENAME GENDER JOININGDATE SALARY CITY
1 Nick Male 01-JAN-13 4000 London
2 Julian Female 01-OCT-14 3000 New York
3 Roy Male 01-JUN-16 3500 London
4 Tom Male NULL 4500 London
5 Jerry Male 01-FEB-13 2800 Sydney
6 Philip Male 01-JAN-15 7000 New York
7 Sara Female 01-AUG-17 4800 Sydney
8 Emily Female 01-JAN-15 5500 New York
9 Michael Male NULL 6500 London
10 John Male 01-JAN-15 8800 London

1. Find employees whose name start with E.

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2. Find employees whose name ends with n.

3. Find employees whose name starts with S or M in your collection.
4. Find employees where city starts with A to M in your collection.
5. Find employees where city name ends in ‘ney’.
6. Display employee info whose name contains n. (Both uppercase(N) and lowercase(n))
7. Display employee info whose name starts with E and having 5 characters.
8. Display employee whose name start with S and ends in a.
9. Display EID, ENAME, CITY and SALARY whose name starts with ‘Phi’.
10. Display ENAME, JOININGDATE and CITY whose city contains ‘dne’ as three letters in city name.
11. Display ENAME, JOININGDATE and CITY who does not belongs to city London or Sydney.
12. Find employees whose names start with 'J'.
13. Find employees whose names end with 'y'.
14. Find employees whose names contain the letter 'a'.
15. Find employees whose names contain either 'a' or 'e'.
16. Find employees whose names start with 'J' and end with 'n'.
17. Find employees whose CITY starts with 'New'.
18. Find employees whose CITY does not start with 'L'
19. Find employees whose CITY contains the word 'York'.
20. Find employees whose names have two consecutive vowels (a, e, i, o, u).
21. Find employees whose names have three or more letters.
22. Find employees whose names have exactly 4 letters.
23. Find employees whose names start with either 'S' or 'M'.
24. Find employees whose names contain 'il' anywhere.
25. Find employees whose names do not contain 'a'.
26. Find employees whose names contain any digit.
27. Find employees whose names contain exactly one vowel.
28. Find employees whose names start with any uppercase letter followed by any lowercase letter.
Part – B Create collection named “Student” and insert following 10 documents into it.
Student
ROLLNO SNAME DEPARTMENT FEES SEM GENDER CITY
101 Vina CE 15000 3 Female Rajkot
102 Krisha EC 8000 5 Female Ahmedabad
103 Priti Civil 12000 7 Female Baroda
104 Mitul CE 15000 3 Male Rajkot
105 Keshav CE 15000 3 Male Jamnagar
106 Zarna Civil 12000 5 Female Ahmedabad
107 Nima EE 9000 5 Female Rajkot
108 Dhruv Mechanical 10000 5 Male Rajkot
109 Krish Mechanical 10000 7 Male Baroda
110 Zeel EE 9000 3 Female Jamnagar

1. Display documents where sname start with K.

2. Display documents where sname starts with Z or D.
3. Display documents where city starts with A to R.
4. Display students’ info whose name start with P and ends with i.
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6. Display name, sem, fees, and department whose city contains ‘med’ as three letters somewhere in city
name.
7. Display name, sem, fees, and department who does not belongs to city Rajkot or Baroda.
8. Find students whose names start with 'K' and are followed by any character.
9. Find students whose names end with 'a'.
10. Find students whose names contain 'ri'. (case-insensitive)
Part – C
1. Find students whose names start with a vowel (A, E, I, O, U).
2. Find students whose CITY ends with 'pur' or 'bad'.
3. Find students whose FEES starts with '1'.
4. Find students whose SNAME starts with 'K' or 'V'.
5. Find students whose CITY contains exactly five characters.
6. Find students whose names do not contain the letter 'e'.
7. Find students whose CITY starts with 'Ra' and ends with 'ot'.
8. Find students whose names contain exactly one vowel.
9. Find students whose names start and end with the same letter.
10. Find students whose DEPARTMENT starts with either 'C' or 'E'.
11. Find students whose SNAME has exactly 5 characters.
12. Find students whose GENDER is Female and CITY starts with 'A'.
Lab 23 Perform the following queries using Regex:
Part – A Create collection named “Customer” and insert following 10 documents into it.
CID CNAME EMAIL GENDER CITY BALANCE
1 Rajesh [email protected] Male Surat 5000
2 Meena [email protected] Female Ahmedabad 8000
3 Anil [email protected] Male Vadodara 6000
4 Sneha [email protected] Female Rajkot 50000
5 Nikhil [email protected] Male Surat 4000
6 Rachna [email protected] Female Baroda 9000
7 Gaurav [email protected] Male Jamnagar 10000
8 Tanya [email protected] Female Mehsana 5500
9 Pushti [email protected] Female Rajkot 50000
10 Avni [email protected] Female Morbi 10000

1. Find customers whose CITY does not start with 'S'

2. Find customers whose CITY contains the word 'bad'
3. Find customers whose CNAME has two consecutive vowels.
4. Find customers whose CNAME has three or more letters.
5. Find customers whose EMAIL ends with 'gmail.com'.
6. Find customers whose EMAIL contains 'outlook'
7. Find customers whose name starts with any uppercase letter.
8. Find customers not from Surat or Rajkot.
9. Find customers whose EMAIL starts with 't' and ends with '.com'.
10. Find customers whose CNAME does not contain 'a' or 'e'
11. Find customers whose EMAIL contains exactly one digit.

Part – B Create collection named “Company” and insert following 10 documents into it.
CID CNAME EMAIL INDUSTRY CITY EMPLOYEES
1 TechNova [email protected] IT Bangalore 250

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2 GreenWorld [email protected] Agriculture Ahmedabad 120

3 SkyHigh Ltd [email protected] Aviation Mumbai 300
4 UrbanBuild [email protected] Construction Surat 180
5 MediCore [email protected] Healthcare Pune 90
6 FinEdge [email protected] Finance Kolkata 200
7 AutoSphere [email protected] Automotive Chennai 400
8 EduQuest [email protected] Education Rajkot 75
9 FoodiesHub [email protected] Food Baroda 60
10 BioPure [email protected] Pharma Hyderabad 150

1. Find companies whose name starts with 'B' or 'F'

2. Find companies located in cities ending with 'pur'
3. Find companies whose name contains the word "Core" Find companies with email addresses starting with
"info"
4. Find companies whose INDUSTRY starts with a capital letter followed by 4 lowercase letters
5. Find companies whose CNAME ends with a capital letter
6. Find companies whose CITY starts with any letter from A to K
7. Find companies whose INDUSTRY name has more than 8 letters
8. Find companies whose EMAIL has a number in it
9. Find companies whose name starts and ends with vowels
10. Find companies with CITY names that contain the same letter twice in a row
Part – C
1. Find companies whose email starts with any two letters followed by digits
2. Find companies whose EMAIL includes an underscore _
3. Find companies whose EMAIL domain (after @) starts with 'g' or 'h'
4. Find companies whose CNAME contains a repeating pattern like "ana", "ele", etc.
5. Find companies whose CNAME contains at least 3 vowels
6. Find companies whose EMAIL domain ends with '.com' and starts with 'out'
7. Find companies whose INDUSTRY does not contain any vowels
8. Find companies whose CNAME contains two or more consecutive consonants
9. Find companies whose CNAME has alternating vowels and consonants (at least 4 characters)
Find companies where CITY starts with two same letters (e.g., "Mehsana" doesn't match, but "AAhmedabad" would)
Lab 24 Perform the following queries using Aggregate:
Part – A Create collection named “Student” and insert following 10 documents into it.
Student
ROLLNO SNAME DEPARTMENT FEES SEM GENDER CITY
101 Vina CE 15000 3 Female Rajkot
102 Krisha EC 8000 5 Female Ahmedabad
103 Priti Civil 12000 7 Female Baroda
104 Mitul CE 15000 3 Male Rajkot
105 Keshav CE 15000 3 Male Jamnagar
106 Zarna Civil 12000 5 Female Ahmedabad
107 Nima EE 9000 5 Female Rajkot
108 Dhruv Mechanical 10000 5 Male Rajkot
109 Krish Mechanical 10000 7 Male Baroda
110 Zeel EE 9000 3 Female Jamnagar

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2. Display city wise count of number of students.

3. Display sum of salary in your collection.
4. Display average of salary in your document.
5. Display maximum and minimum salary of your document.
6. Display city wise total salary in your collection.
7. Display gender wise maximum salary in your collection.
8. Display city wise maximum and minimum salary.
9. Display count of persons lives in Sydney city in your collection.
10. Display average salary of New York city.
11. Count the number of male and female students in each Department
12. Find the total Fees collected from each Department.
13. Find the minimum Fees paid by male and female students in each City.
14. Sort students by Fees in descending order and return the top 5.
15. Group students by City and calculate the average Fees for each city, only including cities with more than 1
student.
16. Filter students from CE or Mechanical department, then calculate the total Fees.
17. Count the number of male and female students in each Department.
18. Filter students from Rajkot, then group by Department and find the average Fees for each department.
19. Group by Sem and calculate both the total and average Fees, then sort by total fees in descending order.
20. Find the top 3 cities with the highest total Fees collected by summing up all students' fees in those cities.
Part – B
1. Create a collection named” Stock.”
2. Insert below 9 documents into the “Stock” collection.
{ "_id": 1,
"company": "Company-A",
"sector": "Technology",
"eps": 5.2,
"pe": 15.3,
"roe": 12.8,
"sales": 300000,
"profit": 25000
}
{ "_id": 2,
"company": "Company-B",
"sector": "Finance",
"eps": 7.1,
"pe": 12.4,
"roe": 10.9,
"sales": 500000,
"profit": 55000
}
{ "_id": 3,
"company": "Company-C",
"sector": "Retail",
"eps": 3.8,
"pe": 22.1,
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"sales": 200000,
"profit": 15000
}
{ "_id": 4,
"company": "Company-D",
"sector": "Technology",
"eps": 5.2,
"pe": 15.3,
"roe": 12.8,
"sales": 300000,
"profit": 25000
}
{ "_id": 5,
"company": "Company-E",
"sector": "Finance",
"eps": 7.1,
"pe": 12.4,
"roe": 10.9,
"sales": 450000,
"profit": 40000
}
{ "_id": 6,
"company": "Company-F",
"sector": "Healthcare",
"eps": 3.8,
"pe": 18.9,
"roe": 9.5,
"sales": 500000,
"profit": 35000
}
{ "_id": 7,
"company": "Company-G",
"sector": "Retail",
"eps": 4.3,
"pe": 22.1,
"roe": 14.2,
"sales": 600000,
"profit": 45000
}
{
"_id": 8,
"company": "Company-H",
"sector": "Energy",
"eps": 6.5,
"pe": 10.5,
"roe": 16.4,
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"profit": 50000
}
{
"_id": 9,
"company": "Company-I",
"sector": "Consumer Goods",
"eps": 2.9,
"pe": 25.3,
"roe": 7.8,
"sales": 350000,
"profit": 20000
}
3. Calculate the total sales of all companies.
4. Find the average profit for companies in each sector.
5. Get the count of companies in each sector/
6. Find the company with the highest PE ratio.
7. Filter companies with PE ratio greater than 20.(Use: Aggregate)
8. Calculate the total profit of companies with sales greater than 250,000.
9. Project only the company name and profit fields.(Use: Aggregate)
10. Find companies where EPS is greater than the average EPS.
11. Group companies by sector and get the maximum sales in each sector.
12. Calculate the total sales and total profit of companies in each sector.
13. Sort companies by profit in descending order.(Use: Aggregate)
14. Find the average ROE across all companies.
15. Group companies by sector and calculate both the minimum and maximum EPS.
Part – C
1. Count the number of companies with profit greater than 30,000.
2. Get the total profit by sector and sort by descending total profit.
3. Find the top 3 companies with the highest sales.
4. Calculate the average PE ratio of companies grouped by sector.
5. Get the sum of sales and profit for each company.
6. Find companies with sales less than 400,000 and sort them by sales.
7. Group companies by sector and find the total number of companies in each sector.
8. Get the average ROE for companies with sales greater than 200,000.
9. Find the maximum profit in each sector.
10. Get the total sales and count of companies in each sector.
11. Project fields where profit is more than 20,000 and only show company and profit.
12. Find companies with the lowest ROE and sort them in ascending order.(Use: Aggregate)
Lab 25 Perform the following queries using Aggregate:
Part – A Create collection named “Faculty” and insert following 10 documents into it.
Faculty
FID FNAME DEPARTMENT SALARY EXPERIENCE GENDER CITY
201 Aarti CE 50000 5 Female Rajkot
202 Bhavesh EC 45000 7 Male Ahmedabad
203 Chitra Civil 40000 6 Female Baroda
204 Deepak CE 50000 8 Male Rajkot
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206 Faizan Civil 42000 7 Male Ahmedabad

207 Gita EE 46000 3 Female Rajkot
208 Harsh Mechanical 48000 4 Male Rajkot
209 Dhruv EC 45000 5 Male Morbi
210 Tina EE 47000 3 Female Surat

1. Display all distinct departments.

2. Count of faculty in each department.
3. Average salary of each department (without department name)
4. Get faculty with salary between 45000 and 50000
5. Departments having more than 2 faculty members
6. Total salary per department where city is 'Rajkot' and salary > 45000
7. List faculties from departments CE or EC having more than 5 years of experience.
8. Display department and faculty name with highest experience
9. Find second lowest salary
10. City-wise average experience of male faculty
11. Sort by experience descending.
12. Department-wise average experience.
13. Top 3 highest paid faculty.
14. Total salary of faculty in 'Rajkot'.
15. Count of faculty per gender per city.
Part – B
1. Find faculty with second highest experience in 'Rajkot'
2. Faculty with experience more than 6 years and salary > 45000.
3. Find departments where total experience > total salary.
4. List of departments with more than 2 faculty.
5. City-wise total and average salary.
6. Find the highest paid faculty per department.
7. Find department with the most faculty.
8. Find the department with the highest average salary.
9. Find the gender distribution in each city.
10. Get cities where average experience is more than 6 years.
Part – C
1. Find second highest paid faculty.
2. Find department with most experienced faculty member.
3. Calculate the overall experience-to-salary ratio (E/S ratio)
4. Compare salary differences by gender
5. Show top 3 cities with highest average salary.
6. City-wise faculty count and average salary for each gender.
Lab Perform the following queries using Aggregate:
26 Part – A Create collection named “Shopping_Order” and insert following 10 documents into it.
Shopping_Order
OID CUSTOMER PRODUCT CATEGORY PRICE QTY Total Date Status
101 Riya Shah iPhone 13 Electronics 70000 1 70000 2025-05-10 Delivered
102 Amit Patel T-shirt Fashion 500 3 1500 2025-05-12 Shipped
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104 Raj Mehta Footwear 3000 2 6000 2025-05-16 Delivered
Shoes
105 Zarna Modi Book Set Stationery 1200 1 1200 2025-05-18 Delivered
Mehul Bluetooth
106 Electronics 2500 1 2500 2025-05-20 Shipped
Joshi Speaker
107 Sneha Rana Handbag Fashion 1800 2 3600 2025-05-22 Delivered
103 Nidhi Desai Laptop Electronics 65000 1 65000 2025-05-19 Delivered
101 Riya Shah iPhone 13 Electronics 70000 1 70000 2025-05-10 Delivered
102 Amit Patel T-shirt Fashion 500 3 1500 2025-05-12 Shipped

1. Count unique customers as per category.

2. Find the highest order value of each Customer.
3. Determine average order per product category.
4. Group by customer and product,count total units ordered.
5. Group by product, get average quantity and total revenue.
6. As per day get total products sold.
7. Filter only those Customers with total spend > 5000.
8. Average order value per status.
9. Find Top 3 Highest sold Product(revenue).
10. How many quantity of Product’s order is cancelled.
11. Count how many products each customer has bought across all categories.
12. Get the Number of orders placed per Customer per status (Delivered,Shipped,etc..)
Part – B
1. Find the Customer who has placed the most number of high-value orders(value>5000).
2. List customers who bought from multiple categories.
3. Most frequently ordered product per Customer.
4. List customers who made multiple orders on same date.
5. Find category with secnd lowest revenue(total price).
6. Customer with highest average spend per order.
7. Find customer with highest total quantity of Fashion iteams.
8. Find top 3 customers who spent the most in Electronics.
Part – C
1. Calculate average price per unit sold for each category (price weighted by qty ).
2. Which category is delivered in 5 th Month.
3. For each customer show the Number of Products and total amount for delivered orders only.
4. Get daily total revenue and Number of orders.
5. Find customers who have repeated orders of the same product (Product-wise repeat buyers).
6. Compute the total sales and number of products sold per day and sort by highest sales day.
7. Find the highest quantity of product which is delivered at Customer.
Lab 27 Perform the following queries using Aggregate:
Part – A Create collections as per below and insert documents into it.
Project
PROJECT_ID PROJECT_NAME DEPARTMENT BUDGET MANAGER_ID STATUS START_DATE
201 Alpha Launch Marketing 120000 101 Active 2023-01-15
202 Beta Upgrade IT 80000 102 Completed 2022-05-01
Gamma
203 R&D 150000 103 Active 2023-06-10
Research
204 Delta Expansion Marketing 90000 101 Active 2023-03-20

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205 Epsilon Launch IT 110000 104 Active 2023-04-01

206 Zeta Project R&D 130000 103 Completed 2022-12-10
207 Eta Upgrade Finance 70000 105 Active 2023-02-15

Manager
MANAGER_ID NAME EMAIL PHONE
101 John Smith [email protected] 123-456-7890
102 Alice Brown [email protected] 234-567-8901
103 Carol White [email protected] 345-678-9012
104 David Green [email protected] 456-789-0123
105 Emma Black [email protected] 567-890-1234

Department
DEPARTMENT HEAD_MANAGER_ID
Marketing 101
IT 102
R&D 103
Finance 105
HR 106

1. List all projects with manager details.

2. Show project name and manager name.
3. Find all active projects with manager info.
4. List all completed projects with manager name
5. Show project budget and manager email
6. Get all manager names who manage projects.
7. List manager phone numbers for all projects
8. List project names that started after Jan 1, 2023.
9. Show project name and the department’s head manager ID.
10. List all departments and the count of managers heading them.
Part – B
1. Count how many projects each manager handles.
2. List project and manager where budget > 100000.
3. Show project names with their department head's ID.
4. List managers with total budget handled.
5. Get project name, department, and manager name.
6. Show manager with highest total project budget.
7. List all manager names working in Marketing or IT
8. Find projects handled by managers whose name starts with 'A'.
9. Get total budget of projects grouped by manager's name.
10. List all managers and the count of projects they are managing.
11. Find managers who do not manage any project.
12. Show the earliest project each manager has started.
13. List all projects with the department and department head name.
14. List each manager and the total budget of their active projects.
15. Count of projects handled by each manager by status
16. List managers who are not assigned to any project.
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1. List all projects with manager and department head names.

2. List of managers who are also department heads
3. Count of projects under each department head
4. Department-wise average budget and department head name
5. Show top 3 managers with most budget across departments
Lab 28 Perform the following queries on Index, Cursor, Schema Validation, Embedded and Multivalued Documents:
Part – A (Use collection “Stock” created in Lab-24)
1. Create an index on the company field in the stocks collection.
2. Create a compound index on the sector and sales fields in the stocks collection.
3. List all the indexes created on the stocks collection.
4. Drop an existing index on the company field from the stocks collection.
5. Use a cursor to retrieve and iterate over documents in the stocks collection, displaying each document.
6. Limit the number of documents returned by a cursor to the first 3 documents in the stocks collection.
7. Sort the documents returned by a cursor in descending order based on the sales field.
8. Skip the first 2 documents in the result set and return the next documents using the cursor.
9. Convert the cursor to an array and return all documents from the stocks collection.
10. Create a collection named "Companies" with schema validation to ensure that each document must
contains a company field (string) and a sector field (string).
Part – B
1. Create a collection named "Scripts" with validation for fields like eps, pe, and roe to ensure that they are
numbers and required/compulsory fields.
2. Create a collection named "Products" where each product has an embedded document for manufacturer
details and a multivalued field for categories that stores an array of category names the product belongs to.
 manufacturer details: The manufacturer will be an embedded document with fields like name,
country, and establishedYear.
 categories: The categories will be an array field that holds multiple values. (i.e. Electronics, Mobile,
Smart Devices).
Part – C
1. Create a collection named “financial_Reports” that requires revenue (a positive number) but allows optional
fields like expenses and netIncome (if provided, they should also be numbers).
2. Create a collection named "Student" where each student has name and address are embedded document
and mobilenumber and emailaddress are multivalued field that stores an array of values.
Lab 29 Revision Lab
CUSTOMER:
 customer_id: Unique ID for each customer.
 name: Full name of the customer.
 email: Email address of the customer.
 phone: Contact number.
 location: City where the customer is based.
PRODUCT:
 product_id: Unique ID for each product.
 name: Name of the product.
 category: Category of the product (e.g., Electronics, Clothing, etc.).
 price: Selling price of the product.
SALES:
 sale_id: Unique ID for each sale transaction.
 customer_id: References the customer making the purchase.

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 product_id: References the product being purchased.

 sale_date: Date of the sale.
 quantity: Number of units sold.
 total_amount: Total cost of the sale (quantity * price).
Consider above table schema and solve following queries:
1. Display customers who purchased TV worth price 20,000.
2. Display highest selling item.
3. Create Stored procedure to update the customer’s contact information
4. Create stored procedure to retrieve all sales transactions done by “Kairavi”.
5. Create UDF to calculate the total revenue generated from a sale of television.
6. Create Trigger to prevent deleting a customer if they have made a purchase.
7. Create Cursor to fetch and display all sales along with customer and product details.
8. Update product price with error handling (price cannot be negative)
9. Regex (MongoDB)
1. Find all customers whose names start with 'J'.
2. Find all products whose names consist of minimum 5 characters.
3. Find all customer whose names start and ends with vowels.
4. Find all customer emails ending with '@gmail.com'
5. Find all product names containing exactly two words.
10. Aggregation (MongoDB)
1. Count the total number of products whose price between 1000 and 5000.
2. Find the category-wise cheapest product.
3. Display the name of customers having same name.
4. Count the product whose name starts with vowel.
5. Display category-wise products count whose name starts with vowels and sort on category in
descending order.
Lab 30 Draw an E-R Diagram of following system:
1. Library Management System
2. Hospital Management System
3. Online Shopping System
4. University Database
5. Hotel Reservation System
6. Banking System
7. Airline Reservation System
8. Social Networking Site
9. Cinema Ticket Booking System
10. School Attendance System
Design a database of following system:
1. Library Management System
2. Hospital Management System
3. Online Shopping System
4. University Database
5. Hotel Reservation System
6. Banking System
7. Airline Reservation System
8. Social Networking Site
9. Cinema Ticket Booking System
10. School Attendance System

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