1.

FOR CREATING DATABASE WHOSE NAME IS student

Create database student;
2. TO SHOWING ALL DATABASE;
Show databases;
3. GOING INTO DATABASE FOR CREATING TABLE AND OTHER OPERATION
Use student;
4. FOR CREATE TABLE;
Create table student_details (srno int(3), name char(10), address varchar (20));
5. FOR INSERTING VALUES INTO TABLE:
Insert into student_details values(01, ‘mohit’ , ‘naharpur’);
Insert into student_details values(02, ‘rohit’ , ‘rohini’);
Insert into student_details values(03, ‘sagar’ , ‘badli’);
Insert into student_details values(04, ‘aniket’ , ‘jhangirpuri’);
Insert into student_details values(05, ‘nihal’ , ‘budhvihar’);
6. FOR SHOWING DESCRIPTION OF TABLE
desc student_details;
Field Type Null Key Default Extra
Srno Int(3) Yes Null
Name Char(10) Yes Null
address Varchar(20) Yes Null

7. FOR SHOWING ALL THE VALUES

Select * from student_details;
Srno Name Address
1 Mohit Naharpur
2 Rohit Rohini
3 Sagar Badly
4 Aniket Jhangirpuri
5 nihal budhvihar

8. ADD NEW ATTRIBUT/ COLUMN INTO A TABLE

alter table student_details add ( aadhar int(16));
9. FOR SHOWING AFTER ADDING NEW ATTRIBUTE:
Select * from student_details;
Srno Name Address Aadhar
1 Mohit Naharpur Null
2 Rohit Rohini Null
3 Sagar Badly Null
4 Aniket Jhangirpuri Null
5 nihal budhvihar Null

10. ADDING VALUES INTO FIELD

update student_details set aadhar = 12345678941 where name = ‘ mohit’;
update student_details set aadhar = 45678912345 where name = ‘ rohit’;
update student_details set aadhar = 96541235478 where name = ‘ sagar’;
update student_details set aadhar = 96478456612 where name = ‘ aniket’;
update student_details set aadhar = 65897455612 where name = ‘ nihal’;
11. FOR UPDATE VALUES INTO FIELD
update student_details set name = sanjay where name = ‘ mohit’;
Srno Name Address Aadhar
1 Sanjay Naharpur Null
12. FOR SHOWING VALUES AFTER ADDING VALUES INTO FIELD
Srno Name Address Aadhar
1 Mohit Naharpur 12345678941
2 Rohit Rohini 45678912345
3 Sagar Badly 96541235478
4 Aniket Jhangirpuri 96478456612
5 nihal budhvihar 65897455612

13. FOR DELETING ATTRIBUTE;

Alter table student_details drop aadhar;
Srno Name Address
1 Mohit Naharpur
2 Rohit Rohini
3 Sagar Badly
4 Aniket Jhangirpuri
5 nihal budhvihar

14. QUERY FOR SEARCHING FULL DETAILS OF SRNO is 4:

Select * from student_details where srno = 4;
4 Aniket Jhangirpuri

15. QUERY FOR SEARCHING FULL DETAILS OF ADDRESS is budhvihar

Select * from student_details where address = ‘budhvihar’;
5 nihal budhvihar

16. QUERY FOR SEARCHING FULL DETAILS OF Name is mohit

Select * from student_details where name = ‘mohit’;
1 Mohit Naharpur

17. QUERY FOR DESCENDING ORDER

Select * from tablename order by name;

QUESTION AND ANSWERS:

1. Write the queries for the following table: Student
Admno Name Class House
1001 Sonam 9 Blue
1002 Ravi 10 Yellow
1003 Poonam 10 Green

a. To display the entire table:

Select * from Student
b. Display the list of students whose house colour is blue:
Select * from Student where House= ‘Blue’;
c. Display the admission number of students whose house colour is green.
Select admno from student where house = ‘Yellow’;
d. To view record of admission number in ascending order
Select * from Student order by admno asc;
e. To view record of admission number in descending order
Select * from Student order by admno;
f. To display the record of class 10
Select * from Student where class = 10;
 g. Display the class of Ravi
Select Class from Student where name = ‘Ravi’;
h. Insert the given record : 1004, ‘Aman’, 11, ‘Blue’;
Insert into Student values (1004, ‘Aman’, 11, ‘Blue’);

2. Write the query for the following table: Item

itemno Iname Price Qty
12 Pen 10 17
13 Eraser 5 15
14 Notebook 15 20

a. Write a query to insert a new record 15, ‘Pencil’, 20,10

Insert into Item values (15, ‘Pencil’, 20,10);
b. Write a query to display detail of items whose quantity is more than 10.
Select * from Item where Qty > 10;
c. Write a query to change the quantity of item number 13 to 25.
Update Item set itemno = 25 where Itemno = 13;
d. Display the total amount of each item. The amount must be calculated as the price multiplied by
quantity of each item.
Select Price* Qty from Item;
e. Display the name of item whose price is 10.
Select Iname from Item where price = 10;
f. Display all the record in ascending order of price.
Select * from Item order by Price asc.
g. Identify the primary key from table Item;
Itemno
h. Write the suitable datatype of field ‘Iname’
Char or Varchar
i. Write a query to increase price of all item by Rs 2.
Update Item set price = price +2;