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The document describes creating two tables - a STATION table with location data and a STATISTICS table with temperature and rainfall data for different stations. It provides sample data to populate the tables and describes some SQL queries to retrieve information from the tables based on criteria like state, latitude, temperature ranges, etc.

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IM Set2

The document describes creating two tables - a STATION table with location data and a STATISTICS table with temperature and rainfall data for different stations. It provides sample data to populate the tables and describes some SQL queries to retrieve information from the tables based on criteria like state, latitude, temperature ranges, etc.

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STATION STATISTICS

Create a table to store information about weather observation stations with the following columns. STATION TABLE: I Number(3) CIT! varchar(25) STATE Varchar(10) LAT"N Number(4) LON#"$ number(4)

create another table %STATISTICS % to store normali&e' tem(erature an' (reci(itation 'ata I Number(3) )ONT* Varchar (15) TE)+", Number(10,2) -AIN"I Number(10,2)

-- ID field must match s me !"#"I$N table ID -- n du%licate ID and &$N"' c mbinati ns( -- tem%erature is in de)rees *ahrenheit -- rainfall is in inches( + %ulate the tables ,ith the bel , dataSTATION TABLE

CIT! 13 ".I/'0 44 /$I&3#"$.4 55 /'4NN#I 55 +$NDI/'4..0 12 3#N8#1$.4

STATE "#&I1N#D2 "#&I1N#D2 "#&I1N#D2 +$NDI/'4..0 9#.N#"#9#

LAT"N 33 40 46 32 3:

LON#"$ 112 105 57 56 73

STATISTICS TABLE

I 13 13 44 44 55 55 55

)ONT* ;anuar< N vember ;anuar< N vember ;anuar< N vember &arch

TE)+", 56(4 :1(6 26(3 64(7 5(6 55(7 6:(3

-AIN"I 0(31 5(15 0(17 2(11 2(1 4(52 1(2

Use the above tables to formulate SQL queries for the following : )L: 1( =uer< t sh , &#> and &IN tem%eratures as ,ell as avera)e rainfall f r each stati n 2( Dis%la< all the stati n ,h se N rthern latitude ? 3: 3( =uer< t select nl< ID, /I"0, and !"#"4 c lumns in descendin) rder based n 1#"@N and 1$N8@A 4( Dis%la< ID, 1#"@N and 1$N8@N f r the /I"0 ,ith startin) letter B/B( 5( Dis%la< the l cati n ,here the 1$N8@A is fr m 60 t 110( 5( *ind the t tal am unt f rainfall in the m nth f N vember( 6( *ind the #vera)e tem%erature in ;anuar<( 7( =uer< t l C at table !"#"I!"I/!, %icCin) u% l cati n inf rmati n b< D inin) ,ith table !"#"I$N n the ID c lumn :( 2%date ne r ,, /hennaiBs &arch tem%erature readin), t c rrect a data entr< err r L: 1( #dd a ne, c lumn named +IN/$D4 t the table !"#"I$N ,ith data t<%e f number and len)th 2 2( Increase the siEe f the +IN/$D4 t 5 3( Dr % the table !"#"I!"I/!

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