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The document shows SQL commands for creating databases and tables, altering and renaming table columns, inserting data, using selection operators like WHERE, AND, OR and NOT, and the DISTINCT operator. Databases and tables are created, columns are added and modified, data is inserted, and SELECT statements with various conditions are demonstrated.

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The document shows SQL commands for creating databases and tables, altering and renaming table columns, inserting data, using selection operators like WHERE, AND, OR and NOT, and the DISTINCT operator. Databases and tables are created, columns are added and modified, data is inserted, and SELECT statements with various conditions are demonstrated.

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create database collage;

use collage;

create database if not exists collage_emp;

show databases;

create database if not exists collage;

show databases;

drop database collage_emp;

drop database if exists collage_temp;

create table student(roll int, name varchar(50), address text, coures varchar(50));

create table if not exists student_temp(roll int, name varchar(50), address text, coures varchar(50));

create table student_backup as select *from student_temp;

drop table student_temp;

drop table if exists student_temp;

drop table if exists student_backup;

alter table student add phone int;

alter table student add country varchar(50);

alter table student rename column roll to id;

alter table student modify column coures varchar(10);

alter table student drop column country;

alter table student rename to student_data;

select *from student_data;

insert into student_data (id, name, address, coures, phone) values (1, "dony", "india", "BAF",
09875677);

select *from student_data;

insert into student_data values(2, "mick", "chicango", "It", 8797865);

insert into student_data(id, name, phone) values (1, "sam", 9876789);

insert into student_data (id, name, address, coures, phone)

values

(3, "jessy", "island", "saas", 657843),

(4, "don", "china", "CS", 78659),

(5, "seereene", "america", "Bcom", 690865),


(6, "amit", "south china", "AI", 234156);

AND, OR, NOT, COMBINE OPERATOR


create database bussiness;

use bussiness;

create database if not exists bussiness;

create table customer(cust_id int, frist_name varchar(50), last_name varchar(50), age int, country
varchar(50));

create table if not exists customer(cust_id int, frist_name varchar(50), last_name varchar(50), age
int, country varchar(50));

insert into customer(cust_id, frist_name, last_name, age, country)

values

(1, "John", "Doe", 31, "USA"),

(2, "Robert", "Luna", 22, "USA"),

(3, "Dovid", "Robinson", 22, "UK"),

(4, "John", "Reinhardt", 25, "UK"),

(5, "Betty", "Deo", "28", "UAE");

select *from customer;

select frist_name, last_name from customer where country = "USA" AND last_name = "Deo";

select frist_name, last_name from customer where country = "USA" OR last_name = "Deo";

select *from customer where NOT country = "USA";

select *from customer where(country = "USA" OR country = "UK") AND age < 26;

select *from customer where NOT country = "USA" AND NOT last_name = "Deo";

SELECT STATEMENT
select frist_name from customer;

select frist_name, last_name from customer;

select *from customer;

select *from customer where last_name = "Deo";

select age, country from customer where country = "USA";

-- sql operator

select *from customer where frist_name = "John";

select *from customer where age > 25;


DISTINCT
select distinct age from customer;

select distinct country from customer;

select distinct frist_name, country from customer;

select count(distinct country) from customer;

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