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Consider the following Relational Schema: 1-5
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CUSTOMER (cust_id, cust_name, annual_revenue)

SHIPMENT (shipment_id, cust_id, weight, truck_id,


destination)

Foreign Key Destination references CITY

TRUCK (truck_id, driver_name)

CITY (city_name, population)

Create the database and insert sufficient no of records

Write SQL commands to do the following:

A.

1. Delete only those cities from the database whose


population is fewer than 5,000 and at the same time delete
them from the SHIPMENT table.

2. List the cities in the database having largest and smallest


populations.

3. List the names and populations of the cities that have


received shipments weights over 10 pounds.

B.

1. Convert the weight of every shipment in kilograms by


dividing the weight by 2.2.

2. List all the customers having over Rs. 250,000 in annual


revenue who have sent Shipments weighing less than
hundred pounds.

3. List all minimum weight of packets sent by the cities with


populations over 5,000.

Consider the following Relational schema: 6-8


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Borrower (b_name, b_id);

Book (book_id, title, author, subject);

Borrows (book_id, b_id, date_of_issue, date_of_return);

Create tables through appropriate sql commands. Define all


integrity constraints and enter sufficient data .

Write SQL commands for the following queries:

a. Give all the books on physics and mathematics.

b. Find out all the titles and authors of all the books issued
by the borrower where b_id is B001.

c. Find out the names of the borrowers who have issued


books written by C.J.Date.

Consider the following Relational Schema: 9-11


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STUDENT (student_id, student_name)

IS_QUALIFIED (faculty_id, course_id, date_qualified)

FACULTY (faculty_id, faculty_name)

SECTION (section_id, course_id)

COURSE (course_id, course_name)

IS_REGISTERED (student_id, section_id, semester)

Create the database and insert records. Define all integrity


constraints

Write SQL commands to do the following:

a. Display the course_id and course_name for all the courses


with an ISM prefix.

b. Display the student name for all students enrolled in


section 2714 of ISM 4212.

c. List all the students who weren’t enrolled in any course


during semester I-2008.

Consider the following Relational schema: 12-13


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Sailors (s_id, s_name, rating)

Boats (b_id, b_name, color)

Reserves (s_id, b_id, day)

Bid must be between 10 to 30 and color must be RED,


GREEN, BLUE, YELLOW

Create the database and insert records. Define all integrity


constraints

Write SQL commands to do the following:

a. Find the name of the sailors who have reserved both a red
and green boat.

b. Find the colors of boats reserved by Rahim.

Consider the following Relational Schema: 14-16


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EMPLOYEE (emp_id, emp_name, street, city)

WORKS (emp_id, company_name, salary) [Salary range-


10,000 to 1, 00,000]

COMPANY (company_name, city) [Company_name must


be ABC, PQR or XYZ]

MANAGER (mgremp_id, manager_name)

Create the database and insert records. Define all integrity


constraints

Write SQL commands to do the following:

a. Find the names, street address and cities of residence of


all employees who work for ABC company and earn more
than Rs 10,000.
b. Find all employees who do not work for ABC company.

Consider the following Relational schema: 17-19


6 Salesperson (ssn, name, startyear, dept_no)
Trip (ssn, fromcity, tocity, departure_date, return_date,
trip_id)
Expense (trip_id, account, amount)
Create the database through appropriate SQL command.
Define all integrity constraints
Insert sufficient number of records. Write SQL commands for
the following queries:
i) Give the details of trips that exited rupees 2000 in
expenses.
ii) Print the ssn of the salesman who trip from howrah.
iii) Print the total trip expenses in earned by the salesman
with ssn 145268547

Consider the following Relations about a computer firm. The 20-22


7 primary key of each relation is

underlined.

PRODUCT (maker, model, type)

PC (code, model, speed, ram, hd, cd, price)

LAPTOP (code, model, speed, ram, hd, screen, price)

PRINTER (code, model, color, type, price)

Create the database and insert sufficient records. Define all


integrity constraints.

Write SQL commands to do the following:

a. Find the model number, speed and hard drive capacity for
all the PCs with prices below rs.500.

b. Find the makers of the PCs that have speed not less than
450MHz.

c. Find the printers having the highest price.

Consider the following Relational schema: 23-24


8 Student (s_num, s_name, major, level, age)
Class (c_name, time_schedule, room, faculty_id)
Enrolled (s_num, c_name)
Faculty (faculty_id, ename, dept_id)
Create tables through appropriate sql commands. Define all
integrity constraints and enter
sufficient data.
Write SQL commands for the following queries:
a. Find the name of faculty members who teach in every
room in which some class is taught.
b. Print the level and the average age for that level.

Design a 'Cab allotment System' with following database:


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Cab(cnu,model,colour,purchase-date)

driver(did,dname,phone,rating,age)

alloted-in(cnu,did.date1)

Now perform following operations using PHP:

a. Display all the records of table "Cab" through PHP.

b. insert a record in the "Cab" table through PHP.


Design a 'Stadium Booking System' that maintains the
10 following database:

stadium(sid,name,event,type,capacity,price)

organiser(oid,org-name,type-of-org)

booking(bid,sid,date-of-booking)

Create the above tables in MySQL with following and other


integrity constraints:

Stadium names must start with 'A', 'D' and 'G'.

Now perform the following operations in MySQL:

a. Display details of all stadiums which have been booked by


'ABC group of Institution' between

01/01/2022 to 15/03/2022(eliminate duplicate tuples).

b. List all organizers who have booked the highest capacity


stadiums at least once.

Now perform the following operation using PHP:

a. Display all the records from table stadium in tabular


format.

b. Delete the records from the "Stadium" whose price is


greater than 10,000.

Design a 'Sales Tracking System' with the following


11 database:

item(ino,iname,type,price,colour)

cust(cid,cname,phone,city)

sales(sales-id,ino,cid,sales-date)

Create the above tables in MySQL with the following and


other integrity constraints:

ino must be set to value 100 and it will be auto incremented


by 1.

Now perform the following operations using PHP:

a. Change the phone no of customer having cid = COO1

b. Display all customers from Kolkata and Durgapur who


have purchased a dish washer in SEPT, 22.

Design a 'ART GALLERY SYSTEM' with following database:


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Gallery(gid,gname,capaciy,city)

artists(aid,aname,age.rank)

reserved(gid,aid,date,reverse)

Create the above tables in MySQL with the following and


other integrity constraints:

Default value for the field capacity in Gallery table 500.

Now perform the following operation using PHP:

Q. Design form to insert the record in the 'Artists' table and


insert the record in the table 'Artists' through the form.

Design a 'Flight Reservation System' with following


13 database:

flights(fl-no,from 1,to 1, distance price)

aircraft(a-id, a-name, cruising-range)

emp(e-id,e-name,salary)

certified(e-id,a-id)

Create the above tables in MySQL with the following and


other integrity constraints:

Salary is greater than 10000 and less than 40000

Now perform the following operations through PHP:

Design a login table to take user name and password. Show


all the emp tables for an authentic user. A user is
authenticated if the user name & password exists in the
MySQL database Login table.
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