PRACTICAL No.
- 1
i) Create a student table with the student id, name, and
marks as attributes where the student id is the primary key.
Solution:
Source
Code:
create table student
(
-> studid int primary key,
-> name varchar(30),
-> marks int -
>
);
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ii) In the table ‘student’ created in practical 26, insert the details of
new students.
Solution:
Source
Code:
insert into student values(1, 'sanjay', 67);
mysql> insert into student values(2, 'surendra', 88);
mysql> insert into studen values(3, 'Jamil', 74);
mysql> insert into t values(4, 'Rahul', 92)
studen
t
mysql> insert into student values(5, 'Prakash', 78);
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iii) Write SQL command to get the details of the students with
marks more than 80.
Solution
: Source
Code:
select * from student where marks >=80;
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iv) Write SQL command to Find the min, max, sum, and average
of the marks in a student marks table..
Solution:
Source
Code:
select min(marks) as Min_marks, max(marks) as Max_Marks, sum(marks)
as Total_Marks, avg(marks) as Average_Marks from student;
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PRACTICAL No. -2
TABLE-INFO
i) Write a Query to display all the details of the
Employees from the above table 'INFO'.
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT * FROM INFO;
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ii) Write a Query to Display Employees’ name and
City from the above table
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT NAME, CITY FROM INFO;
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iii) Write a Query to Display all details of Employees
who are living in Chennai
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT * FROM INFO WHERE CITY='CHENNAI';
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iv) Write a Query to get the name and salary of the
employee whose salary is above 15000 and gender
is not male
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT NAME,SALARY FROM INFO WHERE SALARY
>15000 AND GENDER<>'M';
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PRACTICAL No. -3
TABLE-STU
i) Write a Query to display Department name in lower
case letters.
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT LCASE(DEPT) FROM STU;
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ii) Write a Query to display department name and its
respective number of characters in Dept column.
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT DEPT,LENGTH(DEPT) FROM STU;
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iii) Write a Query to display first 2 characters of the
column Name.
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT LEFT(NAME,2) FROM STU;
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iv) Write a query to display the names of all students and
extract five characters from the third position of the
'Name' field.
Solution :
Source Code :
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SELECT SUBSTR(NAME,3,5) FROM STU;
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PRACTICAL No. - 4
TABLE-Nurse
i) Retrieve all nurses who are not registered
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT * FROM nurse WHERE registered = 'f';
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ii) Search by Name
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT * FROM nurse WHERE name = 'Carla Espinosa';
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iii) Get Distinct Nurse Positions
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT DISTINCT position FROM nurse;
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iv) Find Nurses with SSNs Ending in ‘0’
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT * FROM nurse WHERE ssn LIKE '%0';
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PRACTICAL No. - 5
TABLE- States
i) Find States with Population Over 20 Million
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT * FROM States WHERE population > 20000000;
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ii) Order States by Area (Largest to Smallest)
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Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT * FROM States ORDER BY area DESC;
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iii) Search for States with Specific Capital Names
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT * FROM States WHERE capital LIKE '%City%';
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iv) Calculate Average Population
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT AVG(population) AS avg_population FROM States;
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PRACTICAL No. - 6
TABLE- Teacher
i) Sort teachers by name in alphabetical order
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT * FROM Teachers ORDER BY teacher_name
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ii) List teachers who teach a specific subject (e.g., ‘Mathematics’)
Solution :
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Source Code :
SELECT * FROM Teachers WHERE subject_taught = 'Mathematics';
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iii) Find the teacher with the longest name
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT * FROM Teachers ORDER BY LENGTH(teacher_name) DESC LIMIT 1;
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iv) Update a teacher’s subject (e.g., change subject_taught for teacher_id
= 205)
Solution :
Source Code :
UPDATE Teachers SET subject_taught = 'Political Science' WHERE teacher_id =
204;
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PRACTICAL No. - 7
TABLE- Students_2
i) Retrieve Students Older Than 20
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT * FROM Students_2 WHERE Age > 20;
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ii) Count the Number of Students
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Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT COUNT(*) AS TotalStudents FROM Students_2;
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iii) Update Frank’s Grade to ‘C’
Solution :
Source Code :
UPDATE Students_2 SET Grade = 'C' WHERE Name = 'Frank';
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iv) Calculate Average Age of Students:
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT AVG(Age) AS AvgAge FROM Students_2;
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PRACTICAL No. - 8
TABLE- Employee
i) to display ECODE column as EMPLOYEE_CODE in output
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT ECODE AS ‘EMPLOYEE_CODE’ FROM EMPLOYEE ;
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ii) to display ECODE, ENAME and GRADE of those
employees whose salary is between 40000 and 50000
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT ECODE , ENAME ,GRADE FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE
GROSS BETWEEN 40000 AND 50000 ;
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iii) to display names of employee whose name starts with
R in EMPLOYEE table,
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT ENAME FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE ENAME LIKE “R%” ;
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iv) to remove the details of those employee from
EMPLOYEE table whose grade is A1.
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Solution :
Source Code :
DELETE FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE GRADE =’A1’ ;
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PRACTICAL No. – 9
TABLE- STOCK
TABLE- DEALERS
i) To display the total Unit price of all the products whose
Dcode as 102.
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT SUM(UNITPRICE) FROM STOCK GROUP BY DCODE
HAVING DCODE=102;
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ii) To display details of all products in the stock table in
descending order of Stock date.
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT * FROM STOCK ORDER BY STOCKDATE DESC;
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iii) To display maximum unit price of products for each
dealer individually as per dcode from the table Stock.
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT * FROM STOCK ORDER BY STOCKDATE DESC;
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iv) To display the Pname and Dname from table stock and
dealers.
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT PNAME,DNAME FROM STOCK S,DEALERS D WHERE
S.DCODE=D.DCODE;
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PRACTICAL No. – 10
TABLE- CRICKET
i) Create table ‘CRICKET’
Solution :
Source Code :
CREATE TABLE cricket
-> (
-> id_no int,
-> name int,
-> score varchar(50),
-> goals int
-> );
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ii) Change name of column id_no to jersey_no
Solution :
Source Code :
ALTER TABLE cricket CHANGE id_NO jersey_no int;
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iii) Assign Primary Key to Jersey_no
Solution :
Source Code :
ALTER TABLE cricket ADD PRIMARY KEY (jersey_no);
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iv) To Add a new column Country
Solution :
Source Code :
ALTER TABLE cricket ADD COLUMN country varchar(50);
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PRACTICAL No. – 11
TABLE- SMARKS
i) To create Table ‘smarks’
Solution :
Source Code :
CREATE TABLE smarks (rank int auto_increment primary key,
name char(50), sub1 int, sub2 int, sub3 int, total int,
percentage double(4,2));
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ii) To insert records in ‘smarks’
Solution :
Source Code :
CREATE TABLE smarks (rank int auto_increment primary key,
name char(50), sub1 int, sub2 int, sub3 int, total int,
percentage double(4,2));
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iii) To Manipulate the Table ‘smarks’
Solution :
Source Code :
UPDATE smarks SET total = (sub1+sub2+sub3);
UPDATE smarks SET percentage = total/3;
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iv) To view the whole table ‘smarks’
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT * FROM smarks;
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PRACTICAL No. – 12
TABLE- Movies
i) Display the type of movies.
Solution :
Source Code :
select distinct from a movie;
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ii) Display movieid, moviename, total_eraning by showing
the business done by the movies. Claculate the
business done by movie using the sum of
productioncost and businesscost.
Solution :
Source Code :
select movieid, moviename, productioncost + businesscost
“total earning” from movie;
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iii) Display the movie of type action and romance.
Solution :
Source Code :
select moviename from movie where type =’action’ or
type=’romance’;
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iv) Display the list of movies which are going to release in
February, 2022.
Solution :
Source Code :
select moviename from moview where month(releasedate)=2;
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PRACTICAL No. -13
TABLE- INFO
Refer to The Table of Practical no. – 2
i) Write a query to update increase 10% Salary of an
employee whose City is 'CHENNAI' and Gender is
'MALE'.
Solution :
Source Code :
UPDATE INFO SET SALARY=SALARY+ (SALARY*0.10) WHERE
CITY='CHENNAI' AND GENDER='M';
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ii) Write a Query to delete the details of Employee Id 6.
Solution :
Source Code :
DELETE FROM INFO WHERE EMPID=6;
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iii) To Count employees in Sales department
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT COUNT(EmpID) FROM Employees WHERE Dept =
'Sales';
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iv) To Find highest salary:
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT MAX(Salary) AS HighestSalary FROM Employees;
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PRACTICAL No. – 14
TABLE-STU
Refer to The Table of Practical no. – 2
i) to Display square of age that got admission in the
month of August
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT POWER(AGE,2) FROM STU WHERE DOA LIKE '%-08-%';
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ii) to display Remainder of column Percentage divide by 3.
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT MOD(MARKS,3) FROM STU;
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iii) to display Student names and their Percentage in round
figure
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT NAME, ROUND(PERCENTAGE,0) FROM STU;
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iv) to display Department name in lower case letters.
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Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT LCASE(DEPT) FROM STU;
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PRACTICAL No. – 15
TABLE-Phone
i) To Update Price for ‘POCO CE’
Solution :
Source Code :
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UPDATE table_name SET price = '15000' WHERE name =
'POCO CE';
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ii) To Insert New Record (‘86153603019603’, ‘OnePlus 9’, ‘30000’):
Solution :
Source Code :
INSERT INTO phone (Imei, name, price) VALUES
('86153603019603', 'OnePlus 9', '30000');
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iii) TO Sort by Price (Descending)
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT * FROM phone ORDER BY price DESC;
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iv) To Calculate Average Price:
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Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT AVG(price) FROM phone;
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PRACTICAL No. – 16
TABLE-SMARKS
Refer to The Table of Practical no. – 11
i) TO display all the Records of krishna.
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT * FROM smarks WHERE name = ‘Krishna’;
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ii) To display all the record of students except krishna
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT * FROM smarks WHERE NOT name = ‘Krishna’;
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iii) To display Max percentage
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT MAX(percentage) MAX FROM smarks;
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iv) To display the name of studemt obtaining rank = 1 in caps
Solution :
Source Code :
SELECT UPPER(name) NAME FROM smarks WHERE rank = 1;
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