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    create trigger DIS_libros_borrar

    on clientes
    for delete
    as
    if (select count(*) from deleted) > 1
    begin
    raiserror('No puede borrar m�s de un libro',16,1)
    rollback transaction
    end;

    create view TABAL3


    AS
    select REP_CLIE, COUNT(*) as 'ggff', AVG(limite_credito) as 'hggg' from clientes
    group by REP_CLIE

    SELECT * FROM TABAL3

    Select * from clientes order by REP_CLIE

    begin tran
    delete from CLIENTES where REP_CLIE = 101
    rollback

    create database FIIS

    create table BASE_DATOS2


    ( Nombre varchar (30),
    Apellido varchar (30),
    Edad int,
    Especialidad varchar (30))

    insert into BASE_DATOS


    VALUES ('Guina', 'Molleda', 24, 'Industrial')

    insert into BASE_DATOS2


    Select * from BASE_DATOS

    .............................

    DROP TABLE BASE_DATOS2

    ALTER TABLE BASE_DATOS2

    DELETE FROM BASE_DATOS2


    WHERE NOMBRE = 'Guina'

    Update BASE_DATOS
    set nombre = 'Cachimbo'
    where nombre = 'Luis'
    Alter view APROBADOS3
    as
    select * from BASE_DATOS2
    where edad = 23
    with check option

    Select * from BASE_DATOS2

    Select * from APROBADOS3

    Create view APROBADOS4 with encryption


    as select * from base_datos2
    where apellido = 'Olaya'

    sp_helptext APROBADOS4

    insert into APROBADOS3


    values ('La', 'Rata' ,25, 'Rateando')

    create table BD4


    ( Nom INT IDENTITY(1,2) ,
    Nombre varchar (30),
    Apellido varchar (30),
    Edad int,
    Especialidad varchar (30),
    constraint pk_num primary key (nom))

    alt

    insert into BD3


    VALUES ('Guina', 'Molleda', 24, 'Industrial')

    SELECT * FROM BD3

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