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Program 7 AND 8

The document outlines the creation of two database tables, Products and Sales, along with their respective SQL queries for various operations. It includes queries for counting daily sales, calculating total revenue for a specific category, retrieving product names and total prices, identifying unsold products, and finding products with total sales exceeding a threshold. Additionally, it describes the Books and Borrowers tables and provides queries for listing borrowers, retrieving details of borrowed books, identifying overdue books, and listing the most popular books based on borrow count.

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Program 7 AND 8

The document outlines the creation of two database tables, Products and Sales, along with their respective SQL queries for various operations. It includes queries for counting daily sales, calculating total revenue for a specific category, retrieving product names and total prices, identifying unsold products, and finding products with total sales exceeding a threshold. Additionally, it describes the Books and Borrowers tables and provides queries for listing borrowers, retrieving details of borrowed books, identifying overdue books, and listing the most popular books based on borrow count.

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Program 6:

Consider the following tables,


Sales (Sale_id, PrdID, Qty_Sold, Sale_date)
Products( PrdID, Pname, Category, U_price)

Create table Products (


PrdID int primary Key,
Pname varchar(20) not null,
Category varchar(20) not null,
U_price decimal (10,2) not null);

Create table Sales (


Sale_ID int,
PrdID int,
Qty_Sold int not null,
Sale_date date not null,
Primary Key(Sale_id, PrdID),
Foreign key (PrdID) references Products(PrdID);

Write the queries for the following:


a. Count Sales Per Day from the Sales table in ascending order as per date.
SELECT sale_date, SUM (Qty_Sold) AS sales_count
FROM Sales
GROUP BY sale_date
ORDER BY sale_date;

b. Calculate the total revenue generated from sales of products in the 'Electronics'
category.
SELECT SUM(Sales.Q_Sold * P.Uprice) AS total_revenue
FROM Sales S, Products P
Where Sales.product_id = Products.product_id and
Products.category = 'Electronics';

c. Retrieve the product_name and total_price from the Sales table, calculating the
total_price as quantity_sold multiplied by unit_price.
SELECT product_name, SUM(quantity_sold * unit_price) AS total_price
FROM Sales
JOIN Products ON Sales.product_id = Products.product_id
Group by Products.Pname;

d. Find the Products Not Sold from Products table.


SELECT product_id, product_name
FROM Products
WHERE product_id NOT IN (SELECT DISTINCT product_id FROM Sales);

e. Identify products with total sales exceeding 30.


SELECT p.product_name, Sum(Qty_Sold) as “Total Sales”
FROM Sales s, Products P
Where s.product_id = P.product_id
GROUP BY p.product_name
HAVING SUM(s.Qty_sold) > 30;
Program 8:

Consider the following tables,

Books( BookID, Title, Author, Genre, Year, Price)

Borrowers (BorrowerID, Name, BookID,BorrowDate, ReturnDate)

Create table Books (

bookID int Primary Key,

Title varchar (20) not null,

Author varchar(20) not null,

Genre varchar(20) not null,

Year year not null,

Price decimal(10,L2) not null);

Create table Borrowers (

BrID int ,

Name char(20) not null,

bookID int,

Brwdate date not null,

Returndate date not null,

Primary Key (BrID, bookID),

Foreign Key(bookID) references Books(bookID),

Check(Brwdate< Returndate));

Write the queries for the following:

a. List all borrowers and the books they have borrowed:

SELECT br.BorrowerID, br.Name, bk.Title, bk.Author, br.BorrowDate, br.ReturnDate

FROM Borrowers br

JOIN Books bk ON br.BookID = bk.BookID;

b. Retrieve the details of books borrowed after January 15, 2025.


Select b.bookID, b.title, b.author, b.genre, b.year, b.price

From books b, borrowers br

Where b.bookid = br.bookid and

Br.borrowdate> ‘2025-01-15’;

c. Retrieve all overdue books

SELECT br.BorrowerID, br.Name, bk.Title, bk.Author, bk.Genre, br.BorrowDate, br.ReturnDate

FROM Borrowers br

JOIN Books bk ON br.BookID = bk.BookID

WHERE br.ReturnDate < CURDATE();

d. List the most popular books (most borrowed):

SELECT bk.BookID, bk.Title, bk.Author, COUNT(br.BookID) AS BorrowCount

FROM Borrowers br

JOIN Books bk ON br.BookID = bk.BookID

GROUP BY bk.BookID

ORDER BY BorrowCount DESC;

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