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DDL DML Exercises

The document describes the structure of 4 tables - Customer, Product, Order, and ProdOrd with field names and data types. It provides instructions to: 1) Create the tables in SQL 2) Add/modify columns and constraints across the tables 3) Insert sample data 4) Commit transactions and demonstrate privileges

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DDL DML Exercises

The document describes the structure of 4 tables - Customer, Product, Order, and ProdOrd with field names and data types. It provides instructions to: 1) Create the tables in SQL 2) Add/modify columns and constraints across the tables 3) Insert sample data 4) Commit transactions and demonstrate privileges

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Customer Table

CUSTOMER (CustomerNo, fname, lname, phone)


CustomerNo Primary key, numeric, 4 digits
Fname A variable character field up to 15
characters in length. Must have a value
Lname A variable character field up to 15
characters in length. Must have a value.
Phone A variable character field up to 12
characters in length.
Product Table
PRODUCT (ProdNo, description, cost)
ProdNo Primary key, numeric, 5 digits
Description A variable character field up to 20
characters in length.
Cost A floating number. Must have a value.
i.e: 125.85
Order Table (You are not allowed to use ORDER as table name since it is reserved
word!!!)
PORDER (orderNo, orderDate, city, postCode, customerNo)
OrderNo Primary key, numeric, 6 digits
OrderDate Date field that will include day, month
and year. (dd-mon-yyyy).
City A variable character field up to 20
characters in length. Must have a value.
Postcode A variable character field up to 10
characters. Must have a value.
ProdOrd Table
PRODORD (orderNo, prodNo, quantity, price)
OrderNo Forms part of the primary key, must
match a value in the ORDER table.
ProdNo Forms part of the primary key, must
match a value in the PRODUCT table.
quantity Numeric. 2 digits, greater than zero.

1- Use above specifications and create tables in SQL.

2- Write appropriate SQL statements to do the following steps.


 Add a new column to CUSTOMER table called ‘gender’. The column must contain a
single character field, either ‘M’ for male or ‘F’ for female. Must not be null.

 Add a new constraint to CUSTOMER table, so that combination of fname and lname
columns must be unique.

 Add a new column to PRODUCT table called ‘color’. The column must contain
variable character string up to 10 characters. Default color is ‘White’.

 CustomerNo must be foreign key in PORDER table. So add foreign key constraint to
PORDER table.

 Modify CUSTOMER table to increase the size of phone column to 15 characters.

 Modify ORDER table and add today’s date to be DEFAULT value for OrderDate
column.

 Drop postcode column from Order table.

3 – Insert at least 3 records in each of the tables.

4 – Commit your transactions till now.

5- Insert new records in PRODUCT table using the sequence that you have created above.

6 - Give SELECT & INSERT privileges to everyone in your class for PRODUCT table.

7- Give UPDATE privilege to the person sitting next to you on PORDER table.

8- Take back INSERT privilege from everyone.

9- Rollback to see the effect.

10- Drop all tables that you have created. (PORDER, PRODUCT, CUSTOMER, PRODORD)

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