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    EXERCISE 6

    6) USING SQL, CREATE STUDENT TABLE, INSERT STUDENT ID,


    NAME, COURSE AND STATE. KEEP STUDENT ID AS PRIMARY KEY
    SHOW ALL THE CONTENTS OF THE TABLE.

    use mysql;

    create table student1(student_id int(10) not null,

    name varchar(20) NOT NULL,

    course varchar(50) NOT NULL,

    state varchar(50) NOT NULL,

    PRIMARY KEY (`student_id`)

    );

    insert into student1 values(001,"rahul","MBA_FA","delhi");

    insert into student1 values(002,"john","MBA_FA","delhi");

    insert into student1 values(003,"chris","MBA_FA","delhi");

    insert into student1 values(004,"kate","MBA_FA","delhi");

    insert into student1 values(005,"dave","MBA_FA","delhi");

    insert into student1 values(006,"Ava","MBA_FA","delhi");

    insert into student1 values(007,"sarah","MBA","delhi");

    insert into student1 values(008,"emma","MBA","delhi");

    insert into student1 values(009,"lucy","MBA","delhi");

    insert into student1 values(010,"ruby","MBA","delhi");

    select * from student1;


    INPUT :-

    OUTPUT :-
    EXERCISE 7
    7) USING SQL, CREATE STUDENT TABLE, INSERT STUDENT ID,
    NAME, COURSE AND STATE. KEEP STUDENT ID AS PRIMARY KEY
    SHOW STUDENT DETAILS IN DESCENDING ORDER BY STUDENT ID.

    Solution:
    use mysql;

    create table student1(student_id int(10) not null,

    name varchar(20) NOT NULL,

    course varchar(50) NOT NULL,

    state varchar(50) NOT NULL,

    PRIMARY KEY (`student_id`)

    );

    insert into student1 values(001,"rahul","MBA_FA","delhi");

    insert into student1 values(002,"john","MBA_FA","delhi");

    insert into student1 values(003,"chris","MBA_FA","delhi");

    insert into student1 values(004,"kate","MBA_FA","delhi");

    insert into student1 values(005,"dave","MBA_FA","delhi");

    insert into student1 values(006,"Ava","MBA_FA","delhi");

    insert into student1 values(007,"sarah","MBA","delhi");


    insert into student1 values(008,"emma","MBA","delhi");

    insert into student1 values(009,"lucy","MBA","delhi");

    insert into student1 values(010,"ruby","MBA","delhi");

    select * from student1 order by student_id desc ;

    EXERCISE 8

    8) USING SQL, CREATE STUDENT TABLE, INSERT STUDENT ID,


    NAME, COURSE AND STATE. KEEP STUDENT ID AS PRIMARY KEY
    SHOW ALL THE DETAILS OF STUDENTS OF MBA_FA ONLY.
    Solution:
    use mysql;
    create table student1(student_id int(10) not null,
    name varchar(20) NOT NULL,
    course varchar(50) NOT NULL,
    state varchar(50) NOT NULL,
    PRIMARY KEY (`student_id`)
    );
    insert into student1 values(001,"rahul","MBA_FA","delhi");
    insert into student1 values(002,"john","MBA_FA","delhi");
    insert into student1 values(003,"chris","MBA_FA","delhi");
    insert into student1 values(004,"kate","MBA_FA","delhi");
    insert into student1 values(005,"dave","MBA_FA","delhi");
    insert into student1 values(006,"Ava","MBA_FA","delhi");
    insert into student1 values(007,"sarah","MBA","delhi");
    insert into student1 values(008,"emma","MBA","delhi");
    insert into student1 values(009,"lucy","MBA","delhi");
    insert into student1 values(010,"ruby","MBA","delhi");
    select * from student1 where course="MBA_FA";

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