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Today's schedule includes a syllabus review, a lecture recap, account creation for Oracle Live SQL, and a lab assignment focused on the CREATE TABLE SQL statement. Key concepts covered include database design phases, relational models, and basic Oracle datatypes. Students are required to save their SQL scripts and upload them for the lab assignment.

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Lab 01 Slides

Today's schedule includes a syllabus review, a lecture recap, account creation for Oracle Live SQL, and a lab assignment focused on the CREATE TABLE SQL statement. Key concepts covered include database design phases, relational models, and basic Oracle datatypes. Students are required to save their SQL scripts and upload them for the lab assignment.

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Today’s Schedule

Syllabus and Policy: 10 minutes


Review of Lecture: 10 minutes
Create an Oracle Live SQL account: 5
minutes
CREATE TABLE statement: 10 minutes
Lab assignment: 30 minutes
Syllabus and Policy
 Watch
video lecture before
Wednesday’s meeting
 Wewill work on exercises using the
knowledge from the lecture
Review of Lecture 1
A database is collection of related data.
A Database System is both the DBMS and data
together
 Phases of Database Design
 Requirement specification and analysis
 Conceptual design phase
Entity-Relationship (ER) Model
 Logical design phase
Expressing in a DBMS data model (e.g., relational model)
 Physical design phase
Further specifications (e.g., access paths)
Review of Lecture 1 (continued)
 Most successful database models
 Relational model (old)
This course
 NoSQL model (new)
Some other courses
 Key properties of relational model
 ER/EER Modeling
 Relational
algebra is the mathematical
foundation for
Data and relationship representation
Querying (SQL)
Create an Oracle Live SQL account
 Go to https://livesql.oracle.com
 Create an account
 Remember the username and password

 Note:Save all the SQL scripts


(statements) on your local computer
Scripts created for in-class exercise
Script created for homework and project
SQL Statement: CREATE TABLE
 Inrelational model, data entity is modeled as a relation
(table), which could be viewed in tabular format
SQL Statement: CREATE TABLE
(continued)
Simple syntax of CREATE TABLE statement
Example: Create Table Persons (simple
syntax)
SQL Statement: CREATE TABLE
(continued)
General syntax of CREATE TABLE statement
Example: Create Table persons (general
syntax)
Example: Create Table persons
(demo) CREATE TABLE persons(
person_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
first_name VARCHAR2(50) NOT NULL,
script
last_name VARCHAR2(50) NOT NULL,
age integer
)

schema
BASIC Oracle Datatypes

Datatype Description Example


CHAR (length) Fixed-length characters CHAR (1)

VARCHAR2 (length) Variable-length VARCHAR2 (40)


characters
Numeric types INTEGER
DOUBLE PRECISION
FLOAT
REAL
DATE Default format is a string ‘07-JUL-1776’
(DD-MON-YYYY)
TIMESTAMP Combined DATE and '04-JUL-2021 09-30-00
TIME AM'
Lab Assignment
 Saveyour sql statements in one file
Lab01.sql
Upload it through canvas
Save it to your local computer We will
use it later

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