1. Alter Dept table to add the constraint of PRIMARY KEY on Dept_No.

ALTER TABLE Dept

ADD CONSTRAINT PK_Dept PRIMARY KEY (Dept_No);
2. Create Index on Dept_Name column of Dept table.
CREATE INDEX idx_Dept_Dept_Name ON Dept (Dept_Name);
3. List down the names of employees who work in ‘CS’ department [Hint: ‘CS’ is data
value for Dept_Name column in Dept table].
SELECT e.name
FROM employees e
JOIN Dept d ON e.department_number = d.Dept_No
WHERE d.Dept_Name = 'CS';
4. Generate a sequence starting with ten (10) and ending with hundred (100) while
considering the increment of two (2). Make use of sequence on the Emp_No column of
Employee table.
-- Create a sequence
CREATE SEQUENCE emp_no_sequence
START WITH 10
INCREMENT BY 2
MINVALUE 10
MAXVALUE 100
CYCLE;

-- Update the Emp_No column in the Employee table

UPDATE Employee
SET Emp_No = nextval('emp_no_sequence');
5. Remove a Sequence from the Data Dictionary.
DROP SEQUENCE sequence_name;
6. Describe the structure of Employee table.
DESCRIBE Employee;
7. Add a column named ‘Commission’ with a data type varchar2 in the Employee table.
ALTER TABLE Employee
ADD Commission VARCHAR2(50);
8. Create ‘Dept table’ having columns of (Dept_No, Dept_Name, and Dept_Loc) and apply
UNIQUE constraint on Dept_Name column.
CREATE TABLE Dept (
Dept_No INT,
Dept_Name VARCHAR(50),
Dept_Loc VARCHAR(50),
CONSTRAINT UC_Dept_Name UNIQUE (Dept_Name)
);
9. To display the names of employees whose name starts with ‘s’. The remaining characters
of the employee name can be anything.
SELECT name
FROM employees
WHERE name LIKE 's%';
10. To display the names of employees whose name has an ‘a’ as the second character while
the first character can be anything. In addition, there can be many characters after the
second character which is ‘a’.
SELECT name
FROM employees
WHERE name LIKE '_a%';
11. To select the employees who has a job title of ‘CLERK’ and earns more than 1100 [Hint:
CLERK is a data value in Emp_Job column].
SELECT *
FROM employees
WHERE Emp_Job = 'CLERK' AND Emp_Salary > 1100;
12. Remove an index from Data Dictionary.
DROP INDEX index_name;
13. Add a Eligible constraint on Dept_Loc in Dept table
ALTER TABLE Dept
ADD CONSTRAINT CK_Dept_Eligible CHECK (Dept_Loc IN ('Location1',
'Location2', 'Location3'));
14. Update any record from Dept table.
UPDATE Dept
SET Dept_Name = 'New Department Name', Dept_Loc = 'New Department Location'
WHERE Dept_No = 123;
15. Display a current of sequence from Emp table.
SELECT currval('emp_emp_no_seq');
16. Create a view of Emp table by using (Emp_ID, Emp_Name, Emp_Salary).
CREATE VIEW EmpView AS
SELECT Emp_ID, Emp_Name, Emp_Salary
FROM Emp;
17. Create a synonym of view object.
CREATE SYNONYM SynonymName FOR ViewName;
18. Remove a view from Data Dictionary.
DROP VIEW view_name;
19. Create an alias d for Dept table.
SELECT *
FROM Dept AS d;
20. Delete the recored of employee from Emp table.

DELETE FROM Emp

WHERE Emp_ID = ‘employee_id’;