EX.
NO : 5
DATE :
DISPLAYING TEAM AND MATCH_DETAILS TABLE
AIM:
Create a database “Sports”.
Create a table “TEAM” with following considerations:
o It should have a column TeamID for storing an integer value
between 1 to 9, which refers to unique identification of a
team.
o Each TeamID should have its associated name
(TeamName), which should be a string of length not less
than 10 characters.
o Using table level constraint, make TeamID as the primary
key.
o Show the structure of the table TEAM using a SQL
statement.
o As per the preferences of the students four teams were
formed as given below. Insert these four rows in TEAM table:
Row 1: (1, Tehlka)
Row 2: (2, Toofan)
Row 3: (3, Aandhi)
Row 4: (4, Shailab)
o Show the contents of the table TEAM using a DML
statement.
Now create another table MATCH_DETAILS and insert data.
Choose appropriate data types and constraints for each attribute.
QUERIES:
1. Create a database “Sports”.
Mysql> create database Sports;
Mysql> use Sports;
2. Creating table “Team” with the given specification.
Mysql> create table team (teamid int(1), teamname varchar(10),
primary key( teamid ));
3. Showing the structure of table using SQL statement:
Mysql> desc team;
4. Inserting the values into the team table.
Mysql> insert into team values(1,’Tehlka’);
Mysql> insert into team values(2,’Toofan’);
Mysql> insert into team values(3,’Anandhi’);
Mysql> insert into team values(4,’Shailab’);
5. Display the details of table – team.
Mysql> select * from team;
6. Creating another table match_details with appropriate
datatypes and constraints.
create table match_details (matchid varchar(2) primary key,
matchdate date, firstteamid int(1) references team(teamid),
secondteamid int(1) references team(teamid), firstteamscore int(3),
secondteamscore int(3));
7. Inserting the values into the match_details table.
Mysql> insert into match_details values(‘M1’,’2023-12-
20’,1,2,107,93);
Mysql> insert into match_details values(‘M2’,’2023-12-
21’,1,2,107,93);
Mysql> insert into match_details values(‘M3’,’2023-12-
22’,1,2,107,93);
Mysql> insert into match_details values(‘M4’,’2023-12-
23’,1,2,107,93);
Mysql> insert into match_details values(‘M5’,’2023-12-
24’,1,2,107,93);
Mysql> insert into match_details values(‘M6’,’2023-12-
25’,1,2,107,93);
8. Display the details of table match_details
Mysql> select * from match_details;
RESULT:
The above SQL queries have been executed successfully and the output
is verified.
EX. NO :6
DATE :
DDL & DML COMMANDS USING PRODUCTS TABLE
AIM :
Write SQL queries based on the Products table.
QUERIES:
(i) Insert a new record in the table having following values:
[1002,’Punching Machine Medium’,150,2000,’2018-04-03’]
insert into products values(1002,’Punching Machine
Medium’,150,2000,’2018-04-03’]
(ii) To change the value NULL to 250 in quantity column.
Update products set qty=250 where code=1009;
(iii) To remove the records of those products whose prices are less
than 2000 .
delete from products where price<2000;
(iv) To add a new column ‘BRAND’ of suitable data type.
Alter table products add brand varchar(30);
(v) To display the products table whose item name contains
character ‘n’.
select * from products where item like ‘%n%’;
RESULT:
The above SQL queries have been executed successfully and the output
is verified.
