The document outlines an experiment involving creating tables using DDL commands, inserting records using DML commands, and performing queries on the tables. It involves:
1) Creating tables for students, faculty, and courses with various columns.
2) Modifying the structure of the tables by adding, deleting, and changing columns.
3) Inserting records into the tables and performing queries to display, filter, sort and compute values from the tables.
The document outlines an experiment involving creating tables using DDL commands, inserting records using DML commands, and performing queries on the tables. It involves:
1) Creating tables for students, faculty, and courses with various columns.
2) Modifying the structure of the tables by adding, deleting, and changing columns.
3) Inserting records into the tables and performing queries to display, filter, sort and compute values from the tables.
The document outlines an experiment involving creating tables using DDL commands, inserting records using DML commands, and performing queries on the tables. It involves:
1) Creating tables for students, faculty, and courses with various columns.
2) Modifying the structure of the tables by adding, deleting, and changing columns.
3) Inserting records into the tables and performing queries to display, filter, sort and compute values from the tables.
The document outlines an experiment involving creating tables using DDL commands, inserting records using DML commands, and performing queries on the tables. It involves:
1) Creating tables for students, faculty, and courses with various columns.
2) Modifying the structure of the tables by adding, deleting, and changing columns.
3) Inserting records into the tables and performing queries to display, filter, sort and compute values from the tables.
Stud(sname, regno, dept, year,Mark1,Mark2,Mark3, Sum) - datatype of the regno is NUMBER Faculty(fname,fid,designation) Course(cname,ccode) 2. View the structure of each table 3. Change the data type of the column regno as varchar2(10) in stud table 4. View the structure of stud table 5. Add columns such as Total and Average in stud table 6. View the structure of stud table 7. Delete the column sum from stud table 8. View the structure of stud table 9. Add new columns Department and Salary in the Faculty table 10. View the structure of Faculty table 11. Drop the table course 12. View the structure of course table 13. Rename the table stud as Student 14. Create the table Course
DML Commands
15. Insert 3 records in each table
16. Display the content of all the schemas 17. Apply and identify the difference between Truncate and Drop command on Course table (DDL commands) 18. Insert 2 records (read the data from user) in each table 19. Display the student details belongs to CSE department 20. Display the list of professors with department from faculty table 21. Display the list of professors from CSE department 22. Display the list of faculty whose salary is greater than Rs.55,000 23. Compute total and average of all the students 24. View the content of student table 25. Change the department as CSE whose name is CHIRAG in student table 26. Delete the students details belongs to ECE department 27. Display the course detail of the course DBMS 28. Display the faculty detail in ascending order based on department 29. Display the student details department wise 30. Display the course details in ascending order based on course code