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    The document shows SQL commands used to create a student database table with fields for student ID, name, department, and year. It then inserts records for 4 students and updates the department for one student. It also shows a delete command to remove a student record by ID and a final select command to view the updated student table.

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    The document shows SQL commands used to create a student database table with fields for student ID, name, department, and year. It then inserts records for 4 students and updates the department for one student. It also shows a delete command to remove a student record by ID and a final select command to view the updated student table.

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    Os SQL Code and Output

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    The document shows SQL commands used to create a student database table with fields for student ID, name, department, and year. It then inserts records for 4 students and updates the department for one student. It also shows a delete command to remove a student record by ID and a final select command to view the updated student table.

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    mysql> use university;

    Database changed

    mysql> create table student;

    mysql> create table student(

    -> StudID int(10) primary key,

    -> Studname varchar(15),

    -> StudDep varchar(20),

    -> StudYear varchar(10));

    mysql> describe students;

    mysql> insert into Student (StudID,Studname,StudDep,StudYear)

    -> values ('1','Mayuresh','IT','TE');

    Query OK, 1 row affected (0.10 sec)

    mysql> insert into Student (StudID,Studname,StudDep,StudYear)

    -> values('2','Pratik','IT','TE');

    Query OK, 1 row affected (0.07 sec)

    mysql> insert into Student (StudID,Studname,StudDep,StudYear)

    -> values('3','Shivam','IT','TE');

    Query OK, 1 row affected (0.10 sec)


    mysql> insert into Student (StudID,Studname,StudDep,StudYear)

    -> values('4','Om','IT','TE');

    Query OK, 1 row affected (0.05 sec)

    mysql> update Student

    -> set StudDep='CS',fee='20000'

    -> where StudID='1';

    Query OK, 1 row affected (0.04 sec)

    Rows matched: 1 Changed: 1 Warnings: 0

    mysql> select* from student;

    mysql> delete from student

    -> where StudID='4';

    Query OK, 1 row affected (0.05 sec)

    mysql> select* from student;

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