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    Experiment 6 Applying Constraints (Column Level, Table Level)

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    i) Create the Employee table with E_no as the primary key, E_name as not null, Sal checked to be greater than 1000, and dept_no as a foreign key. ii) Create the Department table with Dept_no as the primary key and D_name as not null, and add a constraint to D_name through Alter table. iii) Create the Project table with Project_no as the primary key, project_name as not null, Location, and Dept_no as a foreign key. iv) Create the Works On table with E_no and Project_no as foreign keys and a new column of the composite of E_no and Project_

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    i) Create the Employee table with E_no as the primary key, E_name as not null, Sal checked to be greater than 1000, and dept_no as a foreign key. ii) Create the Department table with Dept_no as the primary key and D_name as not null, and add a constraint to D_name through Alter table. iii) Create the Project table with Project_no as the primary key, project_name as not null, Location, and Dept_no as a foreign key. iv) Create the Works On table with E_no and Project_no as foreign keys and a new column of the composite of E_no and Project_

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    i) Create the Employee table with E_no as the primary key, E_name as not null, Sal checked to be greater than 1000, and dept_no as a foreign key. ii) Create the Department table with Dept_no as the primary key and D_name as not null, and add a constraint to D_name through Alter table. iii) Create the Project table with Project_no as the primary key, project_name as not null, Location, and Dept_no as a foreign key. iv) Create the Works On table with E_no and Project_no as foreign keys and a new column of the composite of E_no and Project_

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    i) Create the Employee table with E_no as the primary key, E_name as not null, Sal checked to be greater than 1000, and dept_no as a foreign key. ii) Create the Department table with Dept_no as the primary key and D_name as not null, and add a constraint to D_name through Alter table. iii) Create the Project table with Project_no as the primary key, project_name as not null, Location, and Dept_no as a foreign key. iv) Create the Works On table with E_no and Project_no as foreign keys and a new column of the composite of E_no and Project_

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    Experiment 6

    Applying Constraints (Column level, Table


    level)
    Constraints (for Relational model):- Create table tablename (att1 CONSTRAINT1, att2
    CONSTRAINT 2, att3 REFERENCES tablename2)
    - Alter table tablename ADD CONSTRAINT (att1)
    - To remove attribute constraints, drop the attribute
    Syntax: - drop att11;
    - Primary Key
    - Foreign Key
    - Not Null
    - Unique: - can be null as opposed to primary key.
    - Check: - checks the value of given attribute
    - Default: -

    Q) Create the following tables and apply the given


    constraints:i) Employee: (E_no Primary key, E_name Not Null, Sal check>1000,
    dept_no foreign key)
    ii) Department: (Dept_no Primary key, D_name Not Null) : (Add
    constraint through Alter)
    iii) Project: ( Project_no Primary key, project_name NOT NULL,
    Location, Dept_no Foreign Key)
    iv) Works On: (E_no Foreign Key, Project_no Foreign Key, new column
    (E_no, Project_no) Primary Key)

    EMPLOYEE

    E_Name

    SSN(*)

    DOB

    DEPARTMENT
    DEPTT_LOCATI
    ON
    PROJECT

    D_Name
    D_No**(*
    )
    P_Name

    D_No(*)
    D_Location(
    *)
    P_No(*)

    Man_No

    WORKS_ON

    ES_Sn**(
    *)
    ES_Sn**

    P_No**(*)

    DEPENDENT

    Dependent
    Name(*)

    Sex

    P_Locatio
    n
    Hours

    D_N
    o**

    Sex

    DOB

    Salary

    Super_
    SSN**

    Realtions
    hip

    i) Employee: (E_no Primary key, E_name Not Null, Sal check>1000,


    dept_no foreign key)

    D_N
    o**

    ii) Department: (Dept_no Primary key, D_name Not Null) : (Add


    constraint through Alter)
    iii) Project: ( Project_no Primary key, project_name NOT NULL,
    Location, Dept_no Foreign Key)
    iv) Works On: (E_no Foreign Key, Project_no Foreign Key, new column
    (E_no, Project_no) Primary Key)

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