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The document outlines the SQL schema for a train reservation system, including the creation of tables for Train, Customer, Station, and Booked_seat, each with specific constraints and relationships. It also includes a sequence for generating PNR numbers and examples of inserting records into the Booked_seat table. Additionally, there are procedures for calculating and updating ticket prices for customers.

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The document outlines the SQL schema for a train reservation system, including the creation of tables for Train, Customer, Station, and Booked_seat, each with specific constraints and relationships. It also includes a sequence for generating PNR numbers and examples of inserting records into the Booked_seat table. Additionally, there are procedures for calculating and updating ticket prices for customers.

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CREATE TABLE TRAIN(

Train_code number(5) primary key check(length(train_code)=5),

Train_name varchar2(50) unique not null,

source_code varchar2(4) check(length(source_code)<=4),

destination_code varchar2(4) check(length(destination_code)<=4),

source_name varchar2(50) not null,

destination_name varchar2(50) not null,

train_type varchar2(10) check (train_type in('superfast','express','passenger')),

source_start_time date not null,

destination_end_time date not null ,

check( source_start_time<destination_end_time)

);

CREATE TABLE Customer

(
Customer_code NUMBER PRIMARY KEY,

Customer_name VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,

Customer_age NUMBER(3) CHECK(Customer_age>0 and Customer_age<=120) NOT NULL,

Customer_mob NUMBER(10) NOT NULL CHECK(LENGTH(Customer_mob) >=10),

Customer_email VARCHAR(255) CHECK (Customer_email LIKE '%@%'),

Customer_gender CHAR(1) CHECK(Customer_gender IN ('M','F','O'))

);

CREATE TABLE Station (

Station_Code VARCHAR2(10) PRIMARY KEY,

Station_name VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL,

Train_Code NUMBER(5),

Platform_No NUMBER,

Train_Name VARCHAR2(50),

Train_Arrival DATE,

Train_Departure DATE,
Schedule_arrival DATE,

Train_delay DATE,

CONSTRAINT FK_Station_Train_Code FOREIGN KEY (Train_Code) REFERENCES Train (Train_Code),

--CONSTRAINT FK_Station_Train_Name FOREIGN KEY (Train_Name) REFERENCES Train (Train_Name),

CONSTRAINT CHK_Arrival_Before_Departure CHECK (Train_Arrival < Train_Departure),

CONSTRAINT CHK_Platform_Positive CHECK (Platform_No > 0),

CONSTRAINT CHK_Arrival_Not_Null CHECK (Train_Arrival IS NOT NULL),

CONSTRAINT CHK_Departure_Not_Null CHECK (Train_Departure IS NOT NULL)

);

CREATE TABLE Booked_seat(

Train_code number(5),

Pnr_no NUMBER,

Customer_code number,

Station_code varchar2(10) ,

Seat_no NUMBER NOT NULL check(seat_no between 1 and 140),

Ticket_price FLOAT NOT NULL CHECK (ticket_price>0),

Travel_date DATE NOT NULL,

CONSTRAINT PK_Booked_Seat PRIMARY KEY (Pnr_no),


CONSTRAINT FK_Booked_Seat_Train FOREIGN KEY (Train_code) REFERENCES Train (Train_code),

CONSTRAINT FK_Booked_seat_Customer FOREIGN KEY (Customer_code) REFERENCES Customer


(Customer_code),

CONSTRAINT FK_Booked_seat_Station FOREIGN KEY (Station_code) REFERENCES Station (Station_code)

);

create sequence Pnr_no_sequence

start with 10000

increment by 1

nocache

nocycle;

-- Inserting 5 records into the Booked_seat table using the Pnr_no_sequence

INSERT INTO Booked_seat (Train_code, Pnr_no, Customer_code, Station_code, Seat_no, Ticket_price,


Travel_date)

VALUES

(10001, Pnr_no_sequence.NEXTVAL, 101, 'STA001', 1, 25.50, TO_DATE('2024-02-01', 'YYYY-MM-DD')),

(10002, Pnr_no_sequence.NEXTVAL, 102, 'STA002', 2, 30.00, TO_DATE('2024-02-05', 'YYYY-MM-DD')),

(10003, Pnr_no_sequence.NEXTVAL, 103, 'STA003', 3, 45.75, TO_DATE('2024-02-10', 'YYYY-MM-DD')),

(10004, Pnr_no_sequence.NEXTVAL, 104, 'STA004', 4, 28.80, TO_DATE('2024-02-15', 'YYYY-MM-DD')),

(10005, Pnr_no_sequence.NEXTVAL, 105, 'STA005', 5, 50.25, TO_DATE('2024-02-20', 'YYYY-MM-DD'));

-- Call the CalculateTicketPrice function to get the ticket price for a specific customer

DECLARE
v_customer_id NUMBER := 123; -- Replace with the actual customer ID

v_ticket_price FLOAT;

BEGIN

v_ticket_price := CalculateTicketPrice(v_customer_id);

DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Ticket Price for Customer ' || v_customer_id || ': $' || v_ticket_price);

END;

-- Call the UpdateTicketPrice procedure to update the ticket price in the Booked_seat table

DECLARE

v_customer_id_to_update NUMBER := 123; -- Replace with the actual customer ID

v_pnr_to_update NUMBER := 456; -- Replace with the actual PNR number

BEGIN

UpdateTicketPrice(v_customer_id_to_update, v_pnr_to_update);

END;

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