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    The document contains SQL commands that create four database tables - students, faculty, course, and enroll. Data is inserted into each table, with students, faculty, and courses each containing 10 records, and enroll containing 10 records linking students to courses along with their grades.

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    The document contains SQL commands that create four database tables - students, faculty, course, and enroll. Data is inserted into each table, with students, faculty, and courses each containing 10 records, and enroll containing 10 records linking students to courses along with their grades.

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    The document contains SQL commands that create four database tables - students, faculty, course, and enroll. Data is inserted into each table, with students, faculty, and courses each containing 10 records, and enroll containing 10 records linking students to courses along with their grades.

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    SQL> create table students(student_id int primary key,s_name varchar(10), major varchar(10), GPA

    int);

    Table created.

    SQL> insert into students values(‘1’,’seema’,’maths’,’3’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into students values(‘2’,’maya’,’chemistry’,’4’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into students values(‘3’,’michelle’,’physics’,’3’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into students values(‘4’,’nicks’,’biology’,’2’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into students values(‘5’,’jaya’,’chemistry’,’4’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into students values(‘6’,’soma’,’java’,’4’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into students values(‘7’,’veena’,’cprogram’,’1’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into students values(‘8’,’meena’,’java’,’2’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into students values(‘9’,’krishna’,’zoology’,’3’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into students values(‘10’,’rama’,’botony’,’4’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> Create table faculty(f_id int primary key, f_name varchar(10), department
    varchar(10),designation varchar(10), salary int);

    Table created.

    SQL> insert into faculty values(‘11’,’micheal’,’cse’,’professor’,’50000’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into faculty values(‘12’,’john’,’cse’,’hod’,’70000’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into faculty values(‘13’,’thomas’,’mech’,’professor’,’60000’);


    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into faculty values(‘14’,’sam’,’mech’,’professor’,’40000’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into faculty values(‘15’,’tom’,’cse’,’professor’,’30000’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into faculty values(‘16’,’mary’,’ise’,’hod’,’60000’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into faculty values(‘17’,’ester’,’cse’,’professor’,’40000’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into faculty values(‘18’,’liza’,’ece’,’professor’,’35000’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into faculty values(‘19’,’benden’,’ece’,’hod’,’40000’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into faculty values(‘20’,’miza’,’ece’,’professor’,’45000’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> Create table course(course_id int primary key, cname varchar(10), fa_id references
    faculty(f_id));

    Table created.

    SQL> insert into course values(‘501’,’mtech’,’11’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into course values(‘502’,’btech’,’12’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into course values(‘503’,’mtech’,’13’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into course values(‘504’,’mtech’,’14’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into course values(‘505’,’btech’,’15’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into course values(‘506’,’btech’,’16’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into course values(‘507’,’mtech’,’17’);


    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into course values(‘508’,’mtech’,’18’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into course values(‘509’,’btech’,’19’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into course values(‘600’,’btech’,’20’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> Create table enroll(course_id references course(course_id), student_id references


    students(student_id), 2 grade varchar(10));

    Table created.

    SQL> insert into enroll values(‘501’,’1’,’A’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into enroll values(‘502’,’2’,’B’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into enroll values(‘503’,’3’,’A’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into enroll values(‘504’,’4’,’C’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into enroll values(‘505’,’5’,’A’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into enroll values(‘506’,’6’,’A’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into enroll values(‘507’,’7’,’A’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into enroll values(‘508’,’8’,’B’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into enroll values(‘509’,’9’,’A’);

    1 row created.

    SQL> insert into enroll values(‘600’,’10’,’A’);

    1 row created.

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