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dbms experiment 2,3

The document outlines the creation and manipulation of several SQL tables, including Employee_details, Department_details, salesman, customer, and orders. It includes various SQL commands for inserting data, querying, and deleting records, as well as performing calculations on the data. The document concludes with the creation of a book table and several queries related to book data.

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dbms experiment 2,3

The document outlines the creation and manipulation of several SQL tables, including Employee_details, Department_details, salesman, customer, and orders. It includes various SQL commands for inserting data, querying, and deleting records, as well as performing calculations on the data. The document concludes with the creation of a book table and several queries related to book data.

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CREATE TABLE Employee_details(

empno INT PRIMARY KEY,

name VARCHAR(30),

Dateofbirth DATE,

address VARCHAR(30),

dateofjoining DATE,

mobileno INT,

deptno INT REFERENCES Department_details(deptno),

salary INT

);

CREATE TABLE Department_details (

deptno INT PRIMARY KEY,

deptname VARCHAR(30),

location VARCHAR(30)

);

INSERT INTO Department_details VALUES(30,'IT','vilampatti');

INSERT INTO Department_details VALUES(31,'CSE','Sivakasi');

INSERT INTO Department_details VALUES(32,'ECE','Virudhunagar');

INSERT INTO Department_details VALUES(33,'CSE','Amathur');

INSERT INTO Department_details VALUES(101,'Civil','Theni');

INSERT INTO Department_details VALUES(35,'IT','Thirunelveli');

select *from Department_details;

INSERT INTO Employee_details VALUES(1,'Harini','30-03-2004','vilampatti','03-03-


2020',9791205961,30,23000);

INSERT INTO Employee_details VALUES(2,'Muthu','29-02-2004','Sivakasi','04-04-


2020',9787134358,31,25000);

INSERT INTO Employee_details VALUES(3,'Vishnu','28-03-2004','Virudhunagar','05-05-


2021',8489490100,32,50000);

INSERT INTO Employee_details VALUES(4,'Priya','27-03-2004','Amathur','06-06-


2022',979350988,33,10000);
INSERT INTO Employee_details VALUES(5,'Hari','26-03-2004','Thirunelveli','07-07-
2022',9787134350,35,10000);

select *from Employee_details;

SELECT deptno from Department_details minus SELECT deptno from Employee_details;

SELECT Department_details.location,Employee_details.name from


Department_details,Employee_details where
Department_details.deptno=Employee_details.deptno;

delete from Department_details where deptno=101;

select *from Department_details;

drop table Employee_details;

drop table Department_details;

CREATE TABLE salesman(

id INT PRIMARY KEY,

name VARCHAR(30),

city VARCHAR(30),

commission float

);

CREATE TABLE customer(

cusid INT PRIMARY KEY,

cusname VARCHAR(30),

city VARCHAR(30),

grade INT,

id INT REFERENCES salesman(id)

);

CREATE TABLE orders(

ordno INT,

purchamt INT,

orddate DATE,
cusid INT REFERENCES customer(cusid),

id INT REFERENCES salesman(id)

);

INSERT INTO salesman VALUES(1,'Backiya','Italy',0.12);

INSERT INTO salesman VALUES(2,'Muthu','Rome',0.24);

INSERT INTO salesman VALUES(3,'Bala','Paris',0.13);

INSERT INTO salesman VALUES(4,'Harini','Rome',0.15);

INSERT INTO salesman VALUES(5,'Priya','Italy',0.23);

INSERT INTO customer VALUES(30,'Harini','Rome',1,1);

INSERT INTO customer VALUES(31,'Bakiya','Italy',2,2);

INSERT INTO customer VALUES(32,'Bhuvi','Rome',3,3);

INSERT INTO customer VALUES(33,'Mala','paris',4,4);

INSERT INTO customer VALUES(34,'Muthu','Paris',5,5);

INSERT INTO orders VALUES(1322,23000,'30-03-2020',30,1);

INSERT INTO orders VALUES(2322,25000,'31-03-2022',31,2);

INSERT INTO orders VALUES(2532,30000,'28-02-2022',32,3);

INSERT INTO orders VALUES(2422,29000,'11-02-2021',33,4);

INSERT INTO orders VALUES(4569,40000,'12-02-2022',34,5);

select *from salesman;

select *from customer;

select *from orders;

SELECT * FROM Salesman WHERE city IN ('Paris', 'Rome')

SELECT id, name, city, commission FROM Salesman WHERE city NOT IN ('Paris', 'Rome');

select *from salesman where commission between 0.12 and 0.14;

select *from customer where cusname like 'B%';

select salesman.name,customer.cusname ,salesman.city from salesman,customer where


salesman.city=customer.city;
select *from orders order by ordno ASC;

drop table orders;

drop table customer;

drop table salesman;

create table book(

book_name varchar(30),

author_name varchar(30),

price int,

quantity int

);

INSERT INTO book values('DBNS','Haripriya',459,23);

INSERT INTO book values('Os','Harini',439,23);

INSERT INTO book values('AI','Anu',450,30);

INSERT INTO book values('EVS','Abinaya',300,49);

INSERT INTO book values('DBMS','Muthu',490,50);

select *from book;

select min(quantity) from book;

select sum(price*quantity) as totalprice from book;

select avg(price) as averageprice from book;

select max(quantity)from book;

select count(*) from book;

select book_name from book where price>400;

select author_name from book where author_name like 'A%';

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