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    This document defines a stored procedure called "insert_data" that inserts 1000 randomized records into a BATSMAN table. The BATSMAN table contains fields for a player's ID, age, country, batting average, highest score, centuries, fifties, and strike rate. The stored procedure uses variables to define minimum and maximum random values for each field and inserts records with randomized values within those ranges.

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    This document defines a stored procedure called "insert_data" that inserts 1000 randomized records into a BATSMAN table. The BATSMAN table contains fields for a player's ID, age, country, batting average, highest score, centuries, fifties, and strike rate. The stored procedure uses variables to define minimum and maximum random values for each field and inserts records with randomized values within those ranges.

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    This document defines a stored procedure called "insert_data" that inserts 1000 randomized records into a BATSMAN table. The BATSMAN table contains fields for a player's ID, age, country, batting average, highest score, centuries, fifties, and strike rate. The stored procedure uses variables to define minimum and maximum random values for each field and inserts records with randomized values within those ranges.

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    create table BATSMAN(

    PlayerID varchar(20),
    Age int,
    Country varchar(15),
    Average int,
    Highest int,
    Centuries int,
    Fifties int,
    StrikeRate float);

    DELIMITER $$

    SET @UAge = 50;


    SET @LAge = 20;
    SET @UCtr = 20;
    SET @LCtr = 1;
    SET @UAvg = 100;
    SET @LAvg = 0;
    SET @UHigh = 270;
    SET @LHigh = 10;
    SET @UCent = 70;
    SET @LCent = 0;
    SET @UFif = 120;
    SET @LFif = 0;
    SET @UStrk = 170;
    SET @LStrk = 10;

    CREATE PROCEDURE insert_data()


    BEGIN
    DECLARE cnt int DEFAULT 1;
    WHILE cnt <= 1000 DO
    INSERT INTO BATSMAN
    VALUES
    (CONCAT('Player - ',CAST(cnt as char)),round(((@UAge - @LAge) * RAND()) +
    @LAge,0),CONCAT('Country - ',CAST(round(((@UCtr - @LCtr) * RAND()) + @LCtr,0) as
    char)),round(((@UAvg - @LAvg) * RAND()) + @LAvg, 2),round(((@UHigh - @LHigh) *
    RAND()) + @LHigh, 0),round(((@UCent - @LCent) * RAND()) + @LCent, 0),round(((@UFif
    - @LFif) * RAND()) + @LFif, 0),round(((@UStrk - @LStrk) * RAND()) + @LStrk, 2));
    SET cnt = cnt + 1;
    END WHILE;
    END$$

    DELIMITER ;

    CALL insert_data();

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