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    Here are the SQL statements to perform the requested tasks: 1. CREATE DATABASE company; CREATE TABLE Customer (cust_id INT PRIMARY KEY, cust_name VARCHAR(20), grade INT CHECK(grade BETWEEN 0 AND 1000)); CREATE TABLE Salesman (salesman_id INT PRIMARY KEY, salesman_name VARCHAR(20), city VARCHAR(20)); CREATE TABLE Product (product_code INT PRIMARY KEY, product_name VARCHAR(20)); CREATE TABLE Order (ord_no INT PRIMARY KEY, purch_amt DECIMAL(8,2) CHECK(purch_amt > 0), ord_date DATE, customer_id

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    Here are the SQL statements to perform the requested tasks: 1. CREATE DATABASE company; CREATE TABLE Customer (cust_id INT PRIMARY KEY, cust_name VARCHAR(20), grade INT CHECK(grade BETWEEN 0 AND 1000)); CREATE TABLE Salesman (salesman_id INT PRIMARY KEY, salesman_name VARCHAR(20), city VARCHAR(20)); CREATE TABLE Product (product_code INT PRIMARY KEY, product_name VARCHAR(20)); CREATE TABLE Order (ord_no INT PRIMARY KEY, purch_amt DECIMAL(8,2) CHECK(purch_amt > 0), ord_date DATE, customer_id

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    Week 08 - Tutorial Lab Sheet DDL

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    Here are the SQL statements to perform the requested tasks: 1. CREATE DATABASE company; CREATE TABLE Customer (cust_id INT PRIMARY KEY, cust_name VARCHAR(20), grade INT CHECK(grade BETWEEN 0 AND 1000)); CREATE TABLE Salesman (salesman_id INT PRIMARY KEY, salesman_name VARCHAR(20), city VARCHAR(20)); CREATE TABLE Product (product_code INT PRIMARY KEY, product_name VARCHAR(20)); CREATE TABLE Order (ord_no INT PRIMARY KEY, purch_amt DECIMAL(8,2) CHECK(purch_amt > 0), ord_date DATE, customer_id

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    What is DDL (Data Definition Language):

    It is actually the SQL commands that are used to define the database schema that are referred
    to as DDL, or Data Definition Language (DDL). It deals with nothing more complicated than
    descriptions of the database schema, and it is used to create and modify the structure of
    database objects in the database. DDL is a collection of SQL commands that are used to
    create, modify, and delete database structures, but not their contents. These commands
    should be used by the database administrator and should not be used by a general or non-
    technical users, as modifying the database schema by a such user may result in the loss of the
    schema structure and its data.

    List of DDL commands:

    • CREATE : The database or its objects are created with this command (like table,
    index, function, views, store procedure, and triggers).
    • DROP : Objects can be removed from the database using this command.
    • ALTER : The ALTER command is used to change the database's structure.
    • RENAME : In order to rename an existing object in a database, you can use this
    command.
    Consider the following relational model.

    1. Write an sql statement to create a database called company and then create the above
    tables.
    Note: The following restrictions should be enforced.
    • Try different ON DELETE and ON UPDATE constraints when setting the
    foreign keys.
    • The purchase amount (purch_amt) column in the Order table should always
    contain a value greater than 0.
    • The customer table's grade should range from 0 to 1000.
    • Set default salesman_id as ‘5001’ in the Order table.

    2. Add a new column to the Customer table as customer_age


    3. Change name of the ord_date column of Order table as ordered_date.
    4. Delete the city column of the Salesman table.
    5. Delete the Customer table.
    6. Delete the database schema.

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