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1. The document contains details of two tables - SPORTS and COACH with sample data. It lists 5 SQL queries with corresponding outputs to retrieve information from these tables based on various conditions. 2. The second document contains details of two tables - COMPANY and CUSTOMER with sample data. It lists 5 SQL queries and expected outputs to retrieve, update and add new column to data in these tables. 3. Both documents discuss using basic SQL commands like SELECT, UPDATE, ALTER etc to extract and manipulate data from multiple tables based on joins, filters and aggregations.

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18 SQL Commands

1. The document contains details of two tables - SPORTS and COACH with sample data. It lists 5 SQL queries with corresponding outputs to retrieve information from these tables based on various conditions. 2. The second document contains details of two tables - COMPANY and CUSTOMER with sample data. It lists 5 SQL queries and expected outputs to retrieve, update and add new column to data in these tables. 3. Both documents discuss using basic SQL commands like SELECT, UPDATE, ALTER etc to extract and manipulate data from multiple tables based on joins, filters and aggregations.

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Program no : 18 SQL COMMANDS – (WORKER, PAYLEVEL) Date : 12.01.

2022
Problem definition:
1. Consider the following tables WORKER and PAYLEVEL and answer the questions that
follows:
TABLE : WORKER
ECODE NAME DESIGN PLEVEL DOJ DOB
11 RadheShyam Supervisor P001 2004-09-12 1981-08-23
12 Chandernath Operator P003 2010-02-22 1987-07-12
13 Fizza Operator P003 2009-06-14 1983-10-14
14 Ameen Ahmed Mechanic P002 2006-08-21 1984-03-13
15 Sanya Clerk P002 2005-12-19 1983-06-09
18 Sarsa Supervisor P001 2010-01-20 1982-02-01
TABLE : PAYLEVEL
PLEVEL PAY ALLOWANCE
P001 26000 12000
P002 22000 10000
P003 12000 6000
Write SQL commands for the following statements:
1. To display the details of all the WORKERS in descending order of their DOJ.
Query:
SELECT * FROM WORKER ORDER BY DOJ DESC;
Output:

2. To display the NAME and DESIG of those WORKERS whose PLEVEL is either P001 or
P002.
Query:
SELECT NAME,DESIGN FROM WORKER WHERE PLEVEL = 'P001' OR PLEVEL = 'P002';
Output:
3. To display the number of workers whose PAY+ALLOWANCE is more than 30000 for every
PLEVEL.
Query:
select plevel,count(*) from paylevel where (pay+allowance)>30000 group by plevel ;
Output:

4. To increase the ALLOWANCE by 1000 where the pay is greater than 20000.
Query:
update paylevel set allowance=allowance+1000 where pay>20000;
Output:

5. To display the number of Workers designation wise.


Query:
select design, count(*) from worker group by design;
Output:
Program no : 19 SQL COMMANDS – (SPORTS,COACH) Date : 20.01.2022
Problem definition:
Consider the following tables SPORTS and COACH and answer the questions that
follows:
TABLE : SPORTS

Scode Sportsname Participants Prizemoney Scheduledate


101 Carrom 2 5000 2012-01-23
102 Badminton 2 12000 2011-12-12
103 Table Tennis 4 8000 2012-02-14
105 Chess 2 9000 2012-01-01
108 Lawn Tennis 4 25000 2012-03-19
TABLE : COACH

Code Name Scode


1 Ravi 101
2 Mohan 108
3 Sameer 101
4 Shikhar 103
Write SQL commands for the following statements:
(i) To display scode, the number of coaches for each scode from the table
coach and display scode in descending order.
Query:
select scode,count(*) from coach group by scode order by scode desc;
Output:

SCODE COUNT(*)
108 1
103 1
101 2

(ii) To display details of those sports and coachname which are having
Prizemoney more than 9000 and coachname ends with ‘n’.
Query:
select sportsname,name from sports s,coach c where s.scode=c.scode and
prizemoney>9000 ;
Output:

SPORTSNAME NAME
Lawn Tennis Mohan

(iii) To display the contents of the sports table with their coachname whose
schedule date is in the year 2012.
Query:
select s.scode,sportsname,participants,prizemoney,scheduledate,name from sports
s,coach c where scheduledate like '%2012' and s.scode=c.scode;
Output:

Scode Sportsname Participants Prizemoney Scheduledate Name


101 Carrom 2 5000 2012-01-23 Ravi
108 Lawn Tennis 4 25000 2012-03-19 Mohan
101 Carrom 2 5000 2012-01-23 Sameer
103 Table Tennis 4 8000 2012-02-14 Shikhar

(iv) To display number of different participants from the table sports.


Query:
select distinct(participants) from sports;
Output:
PARTICIPANTS
2
4

(v) Increase the Participants by 6 for the sports carom, chess and badminton.
Query:
update sports set participants=participants+6 where sportsname in
('carrom','chess','badminton');
Output:

Scode SPORTSNAME PARTICIPANTS PRIZEMONEY SCHEDULEDATE

101 Carrom 8 5000 2012-01-23

102 Badminton 8 12000 2011-12-12

103 Tabletennis 4 8000 2012-02-14

105 Chess 8 9000 2012-01-01

108 Lawntennis 4 25000 2012-03-19


Program no : 20 SQL COMMANDS – (COMPANY,CUSTOMER) Date : 27.01.2022
Problem definition:
Consider the following tables SPORTS and COACH and answer the questions that
follows:
TABLE :COMPANY

Cid Name City ProductName


111 Sony Delhi TV
222 Nokia Mumbai Mobile
333 Onida Delhi TV
444 Sony Mumbai Mobile
555 BlackBerry Madras Mobile
666 Dell Delhi Laptop
TABLE :CUSTOMER

Custid Name Price Qty Cid


101 Rohan Sharma 70000 20 222
102 Deepak Kumar 50000 10 666
103 Mohan Kumar 30000 5 111
104 SahilBansal 35000 3 333
105 NehaSoni 25000 7 444
106 SonalAggarwal 20000 5 333
107 Arjun Singh 50000 15 666

i) To display those company name which are having prize less than 30000.
Query:
select company.name from company,customer where company.cid=customer.cid
and price<30000;
Output:

ii) To display the name of the companies in reverse alphabetical order.


Query:
select name from company order by name desc;
Output:
iii) To increase the prize by 1000 for those customer whose name starts with ‘S’.
Query:
update customer set price = price+1000 where name like 'S%';
Output:

iv) To add one more column totalprice with decimal(10,2) to the table customer.
Query:
alter table customer add totalprice decimal(10,2);
Output:

v) Display the product name, city, price where the productname is mobile.
Query:
select productname,city,price from customer, company where productname
='mobile' and customer.cid = company.cid;
Output:.

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