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This laboratory manual document contains experiments related to creating and querying an EMP database table using SQL. The table stores employee records with fields like name, department, salary, etc. The experiments cover tasks like creating the table, inserting sample data, deleting duplicate records, displaying alternate rows, finding the third highest/lowest salary, and displaying records by name.

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Dbms Practical File

This laboratory manual document contains experiments related to creating and querying an EMP database table using SQL. The table stores employee records with fields like name, department, salary, etc. The experiments cover tasks like creating the table, inserting sample data, deleting duplicate records, displaying alternate rows, finding the third highest/lowest salary, and displaying records by name.

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NAGAJI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT

DEPARTMENT
OF

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

LABORATORY MANUAL
For

DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM


SUBJECT CODE CS 503

Submitted To : -

Ms. Archana Acharya


Asst. Professor CSE

Submitted By : Sanjay Dayal Kushwah

B.E. (CSE Vth Semester)


Enroll No. 0917CS1410__

INDEX
SR
NO.

EXPERIMENT

DATE

01

To create a table of employees for


various departments.

5/09/16

02

To delete duplicate record from the


table.

12/09/16

03

To display the alternate records or


rows from the table.

26/09/16

04

To find the third highest paid and the


third lowest paid salary.

3/10/16

05

To display the 3rd, 4th and 6th rows


from the table.

17/10/16

06

To display the employees name ,


which start with R and S.

24/10/16

07

Updating the multiple rows in using


single update statement.

7/11/16

08

To display the employees who were


hired during the first half of the month.

28/11/16

SIGNATURE

INDEX
SR
NO.

EXPERIMENT

DATE

09

To display Employee name , job and


salary column from the table.

5/12/16

10

To desing an E-R diagram for hospital


management system.

12/12/16

SIGNATURE

Experiment 1
Aim To create a table of employees for various departments.

create table Emp


(
recordNo int,
empID int,
eName varchar(10),
eSurname varchar(10),
age int,
sex char(1),
job varchar(15),
hiredate date,
salary number(8,2),
deptNo number(3,0),
mobNo int
);

Inserting the values into Emp table


insert into Emp
values ( 1,101,'Sanjay','Dayal',20,'M','Programmer',to_date('05-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),30000,10,889805);

insert into Emp


values ( 2,102,'Shahid','Pathan',22,'M','Operator',to_date('10-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),20000,20,999805);
insert into Emp

values ( 3,103,'Priya','Vyas',20,'F','Secretary',to_date('16-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),15000,10,999111);
insert into Emp
values ( 4,104,'Ajay','Dholpuriya',23,'M','Manager',to_date('01-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),35000,20,454890);
insert into Emp
values ( 5,105,'Riya','Sen',25,'F','DBA',to_date('20-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),70000,10,909123);
insert into Emp
values ( 6,111,'Shubham','Kushwah',30,'M','CEO',to_date('12-11-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),100000,20,555123);
insert into Emp
values ( 7,110,'Rishabh','Gupta',23,'M','HR',to_date('23-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),25000,40,787956);
insert into Emp
values ( 9,170,'Kajal','Gupta',25,'F','Receptionist',to_date('27-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),10000,20,555626);

select *from Emp

Experiment 2
Aim To delete duplicate record from the table.
create table Emp
(
recordNo int,
empID int,
eName varchar(10),
eSurname varchar(10),
age int,
sex char(1),
job varchar(15),
hiredate date,
salary number(8,2),
deptNo number(3,0),
mobNo int
);

Inserting the values into Emp table


insert into Emp
values ( 1,101,'Sanjay','Dayal',20,'M','Programmer',to_date('05-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),30000,10,889805);

insert into Emp


values ( 2,102,'Shahid','Pathan',22,'M','Operator',to_date('10-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),20000,20,999805);
insert into Emp
values ( 3,103,'Priya','Vyas',20,'F','Secretary',to_date('16-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),15000,10,999111);

insert into Emp


values ( 4,104,'Ajay','Dholpuriya',23,'M','Manager',to_date('01-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),35000,20,454890);
insert into Emp
values ( 5,105,'Riya','Sen',25,'F','DBA',to_date('20-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),70000,10,909123);
insert into Emp
values ( 6,111,'Shubham','Kushwah',30,'M','CEO',to_date('12-11-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),100000,20,555123);
insert into Emp
values ( 7,110,'Rishabh','Gupta',23,'M','HR',to_date('23-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),25000,40,787956);
insert into Emp
values ( 8,110,'Rishabh','Gupta',23,'M','HR',to_date('23-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),25000,40,787956);
insert into Emp
values ( 9,170,'Kajal','Gupta',25,'F','Receptionist',to_date('27-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),10000,20,555626);

select *from Emp

Deleting the duplicate row from the table emp


delete from emp
where recordno = 7;

Experiment 3
Aim To display the alternate records or rows from the table.
create table Emp
(
recordNo int,
empID int,
eName varchar(10),
eSurname varchar(10),
age int,
sex char(1),
job varchar(15),
hiredate date,
salary number(8,2),
deptNo number(3,0),
mobNo int
);

Inserting the values into Emp table


insert into Emp
values ( 1,101,'Sanjay','Dayal',20,'M','Programmer',to_date('05-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),30000,10,889805);

insert into Emp


values ( 2,102,'Shahid','Pathan',22,'M','Operator',to_date('10-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),20000,20,999805);
insert into Emp
values ( 3,103,'Priya','Vyas',20,'F','Secretary',to_date('16-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),15000,10,999111);

insert into Emp


values ( 4,104,'Ajay','Dholpuriya',23,'M','Manager',to_date('01-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),35000,20,454890);
insert into Emp
values ( 5,105,'Riya','Sen',25,'F','DBA',to_date('20-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),70000,10,909123);
insert into Emp
values ( 6,111,'Shubham','Kushwah',30,'M','CEO',to_date('12-11-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),100000,20,555123);
insert into Emp
values ( 7,110,'Rishabh','Gupta',23,'M','HR',to_date('23-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),25000,40,787956);
insert into Emp
values ( 9,170,'Kajal','Gupta',25,'F','Receptionist',to_date('27-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),10000,20,555626);

select *from Emp

Alternative records (even no)


select recordno, empid, ename, esurname, sex, job, hiredate, salary from
(select recordno, empid, ename, esurname, sex, job, hiredate, salary, row_number() over
(order by recordno) as rownumber from emp)
where mod (rownumber,2)=0;

Alternative records (odd no)


select recordno, empid, ename, esurname, sex, job, hiredate, salary from
(select recordno, empid, ename, esurname, sex, job, hiredate, salary, row_number() over
(order by recordno) as rownumber from emp)
where mod (rownumber,2)<>0;

Experiment 4
Aim To find the third highest paid and the third lowest paid salary.
create table Emp
(
recordNo int,
empID int,
eName varchar(10),
eSurname varchar(10),
age int,
sex char(1),
job varchar(15),
hiredate date,
salary number(8,2),
deptNo number(3,0),
mobNo int
);

Inserting the values into Emp table


insert into Emp
values ( 1,101,'Sanjay','Dayal',20,'M','Programmer',to_date('05-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),30000,10,889805);

insert into Emp


values ( 2,102,'Shahid','Pathan',22,'M','Operator',to_date('10-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),20000,20,999805);
insert into Emp
values ( 3,103,'Priya','Vyas',20,'F','Secretary',to_date('16-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),15000,10,999111);

insert into Emp


values ( 4,104,'Ajay','Dholpuriya',23,'M','Manager',to_date('01-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),35000,20,454890);
insert into Emp
values ( 5,105,'Riya','Sen',25,'F','DBA',to_date('20-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),70000,10,909123);
insert into Emp
values ( 6,111,'Shubham','Kushwah',30,'M','CEO',to_date('12-11-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),100000,20,555123);
insert into Emp
values ( 7,110,'Rishabh','Gupta',23,'M','HR',to_date('23-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),25000,40,787956);
insert into Emp
values ( 9,170,'Kajal','Gupta',25,'F','Receptionist',to_date('27-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),10000,20,555626);

select *from Emp

Third highest paid salary


select empid, ename, esurname, sex, job, hiredate, salary from
(select empid, ename, esurname, sex, job, hiredate, salary, row_number() over (order by
salary desc) as rownumber from emp)
where rownumber=3;

Third lowest paid salary


select empid, ename, esurname, sex, job, hiredate, salary from
(select empid, ename, esurname, sex, job, hiredate, salary, row_number() over (order by
salary) as rownumber from emp)
where rownumber=3;

Experiment 5
Aim To display the 3rd, 4th and 6th rows from the table.

create table Emp


(
recordNo int,
empID int,
eName varchar(10),
eSurname varchar(10),
age int,
sex char(1),
job varchar(15),
hiredate date,
salary number(8,2),
deptNo number(3,0),
mobNo int
);

Inserting the values into Emp table


insert into Emp
values ( 1,101,'Sanjay','Dayal',20,'M','Programmer',to_date('05-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),30000,10,889805);

insert into Emp


values ( 2,102,'Shahid','Pathan',22,'M','Operator',to_date('10-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),20000,20,999805);
insert into Emp

values ( 3,103,'Priya','Vyas',20,'F','Secretary',to_date('16-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),15000,10,999111);
insert into Emp
values ( 4,104,'Ajay','Dholpuriya',23,'M','Manager',to_date('01-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),35000,20,454890);
insert into Emp
values ( 5,105,'Riya','Sen',25,'F','DBA',to_date('20-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),70000,10,909123);
insert into Emp
values ( 6,111,'Shubham','Kushwah',30,'M','CEO',to_date('12-11-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),100000,20,555123);
insert into Emp
values ( 7,110,'Rishabh','Gupta',23,'M','HR',to_date('23-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),25000,40,787956);
insert into Emp
values ( 9,170,'Kajal','Gupta',25,'F','Receptionist',to_date('27-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),10000,20,555626);

select *from Emp

Displaying 3rd,4th and 6th rows from the table Emp


select recordno, empid, ename, esurname, sex, job, hiredate, salary from
(select recordno, empid, ename, esurname, sex, job, hiredate, salary, row_number() over
(order by recordno) as rownumber from emp)
where rownumber in (3,4,6);

Experiment 6
Aim To display the employees name , which start with R and S.
create table Emp
(
recordNo int,
empID int,
eName varchar(10),
eSurname varchar(10),
age int,
sex char(1),
job varchar(15),
hiredate date,
salary number(8,2),
deptNo number(3,0),
mobNo int
);

Inserting the values into Emp table


insert into Emp
values ( 1,101,'Sanjay','Dayal',20,'M','Programmer',to_date('05-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),30000,10,889805);

insert into Emp


values ( 2,102,'Shahid','Pathan',22,'M','Operator',to_date('10-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),20000,20,999805);
insert into Emp
values ( 3,103,'Priya','Vyas',20,'F','Secretary',to_date('16-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),15000,10,999111);

insert into Emp


values ( 4,104,'Ajay','Dholpuriya',23,'M','Manager',to_date('01-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),35000,20,454890);
insert into Emp
values ( 5,105,'Riya','Sen',25,'F','DBA',to_date('20-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),70000,10,909123);
insert into Emp
values ( 6,111,'Shubham','Kushwah',30,'M','CEO',to_date('12-11-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),100000,20,555123);
insert into Emp
values ( 7,110,'Rishabh','Gupta',23,'M','HR',to_date('23-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),25000,40,787956);
insert into Emp
values ( 9,170,'Kajal','Gupta',25,'F','Receptionist',to_date('27-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),10000,20,555626);

select *from Emp

Displaying the employees name which start with R and S.


select eName from Emp
where eName LIKE 'R%' OR eName LIKE 'S%'
order by eName

Experiment 7
Aim Updating the multiple rows in using single update statement.
create table Emp
(
recordNo int,
empID int,
eName varchar(10),
eSurname varchar(10),
age int,
sex char(1),
job varchar(15),
hiredate date,
salary number(8,2),
deptNo number(3,0),
mobNo int
);

Inserting the values into Emp table


insert into Emp
values ( 1,101,'Sanjay','Dayal',20,'M','Programmer',to_date('05-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),30000,10,889805);

insert into Emp


values ( 2,102,'Shahid','Pathan',22,'M','Operator',to_date('10-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),20000,20,999805);
insert into Emp
values ( 3,103,'Priya','Vyas',20,'F','Secretary',to_date('16-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),15000,10,999111);

insert into Emp


values ( 4,104,'Ajay','Dholpuriya',23,'M','Manager',to_date('01-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),35000,20,454890);
insert into Emp
values ( 5,105,'Riya','Sen',25,'F','DBA',to_date('20-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),70000,10,909123);
insert into Emp
values ( 6,111,'Shubham','Kushwah',30,'M','CEO',to_date('12-11-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),100000,20,555123);
insert into Emp
values ( 7,110,'Rishabh','Gupta',23,'M','HR',to_date('23-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),25000,40,787956);
insert into Emp
values ( 9,170,'Kajal','Gupta',25,'F','Receptionist',to_date('27-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),10000,20,555626);

select *from Emp

Updating multiple rows using single update statement.

update Emp
set age = 21
where age = 20;

select *from Emp

Experiment 8
Aim To display the employees who were hired during the first half of the month.
create table Emp
(
recordNo int,
empID int,
eName varchar(10),
eSurname varchar(10),
age int,
sex char(1),
job varchar(15),
hiredate date,
salary number(8,2),
deptNo number(3,0),
mobNo int
);

Inserting the values into Emp table


insert into Emp
values ( 1,101,'Sanjay','Dayal',20,'M','Programmer',to_date('05-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),30000,10,889805);

insert into Emp


values ( 2,102,'Shahid','Pathan',22,'M','Operator',to_date('10-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),20000,20,999805);
insert into Emp
values ( 3,103,'Priya','Vyas',20,'F','Secretary',to_date('16-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),15000,10,999111);

insert into Emp


values ( 4,104,'Ajay','Dholpuriya',23,'M','Manager',to_date('01-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),35000,20,454890);
insert into Emp
values ( 5,105,'Riya','Sen',25,'F','DBA',to_date('20-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),70000,10,909123);
insert into Emp
values ( 6,111,'Shubham','Kushwah',30,'M','CEO',to_date('12-11-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),100000,20,555123);
insert into Emp
values ( 7,110,'Rishabh','Gupta',23,'M','HR',to_date('23-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),25000,40,787956);
insert into Emp
values ( 9,170,'Kajal','Gupta',25,'F','Receptionist',to_date('27-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),10000,20,555626);

select *from Emp

Displaying the employees who were hired during the first half of the month
select * from emp where hiredate between '01-dec-2016' and '15-dec-2016

Experiment 9
Aim To display Employee name , job and salary column from the table.

create table Emp


(
recordNo int,
empID int,
eName varchar(10),
eSurname varchar(10),
age int,
sex char(1),
job varchar(15),
hiredate date,
salary number(8,2),
deptNo number(3,0),
mobNo int
);

Inserting the values into Emp table


insert into Emp
values ( 1,101,'Sanjay','Dayal',20,'M','Programmer',to_date('05-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),30000,10,889805);

insert into Emp


values ( 2,102,'Shahid','Pathan',22,'M','Operator',to_date('10-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),20000,20,999805);
insert into Emp

values ( 3,103,'Priya','Vyas',20,'F','Secretary',to_date('16-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),15000,10,999111);
insert into Emp
values ( 4,104,'Ajay','Dholpuriya',23,'M','Manager',to_date('01-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),35000,20,454890);
insert into Emp
values ( 5,105,'Riya','Sen',25,'F','DBA',to_date('20-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),70000,10,909123);
insert into Emp
values ( 6,111,'Shubham','Kushwah',30,'M','CEO',to_date('12-11-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),100000,20,555123);
insert into Emp
values ( 7,110,'Rishabh','Gupta',23,'M','HR',to_date('23-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),25000,40,787956);
insert into Emp
values ( 9,170,'Kajal','Gupta',25,'F','Receptionist',to_date('27-12-2016','dd-mmyyyy'),10000,20,555626);

select *from Emp

Displaying Employee name , job and salary column from the table Emp

select eName, job , salary from Emp

Experiment 10
Aim To Study the E-R diagram.

E-R Diagram

ER-Diagram is a visual representation of data that describes how data is related to each other.
The ER model defines the conceptual view of a database. It works around real-world entities and
the associations among them. At view level, the ER model is considered a good option for
designing databases.
An entity-relationship diagram (ERD) is a graphical representation of an information system that
shows the relationship between people, objects, places, concepts or events within that system. An
ERD is a data modeling technique that can help define business processes and can be used as the
foundation for a relational database.

Symbols and Notations

Components of E-R Diagram

The E-R diagram has three main components.


1) Entity
An Entity can be any object, place, person or class. In E-R Diagram, an entity is represented
using rectangles. Consider an example of an Organisation. Employee, Manager, Department,
Product and many more can be taken as entities from an Organisation.

Weak Entity
Weak entity is an entity that depends on another entity. Weak entity doesn't have key attribute of
their own. Double rectangle represents weak entity.

2) Attribute
An Attribute describes a property or characteristics of an entity. For example, Name, Age,
Address etc can be attributes of a Student. An attribute is represented using eclipse.

Key Attribute
Key attribute represents the main characteristics of an Entity. It is used to represent Primary key.
Ellipses with underlying lines represent Key Attribute.

Composite Attribute
An attribute can also have its own attributes. These attributes are known as Composite attribute.

3) Relationship
A Relationship describes relations between entities. Relationship is represented using diamonds.

There are three types of relationship that exist between Entities.

Binary Relationship
Recursive Relationship
Ternary Relationship

Binary Relationship
Binary Relationship means relation between two Entities. This is further divided into three types.
1. One to One : This type of relationship is rarely seen in real world.

The above example describes that one student can enroll only for one course and a course
will also have only one Student. This is not what you will usually see in relationship.
2. One to Many : It reflects business rule that one entity is associated with many number of same
entity. The example for this relation might sound a little weird, but this menas that one student
can enroll to many courses, but one course will have one Student.

The arrows in the diagram describes that one student can enroll for only one course.

3. Many to One : It reflects business rule that many entities can be associated with just one entity.
For example, Student enrolls for only one Course but a Course can have many Students.

4. Many to Many :

The above diagram represents that many students can enroll for more than one courses.

Recursive Relationship
When an Entity is related with itself it is known as Recursive Relationship.

Ternary Relationship
Relationship of degree three is called Ternary relationship.

Experiment 10
Aim To desing an E-R diagram for hospital management system.

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