De Luna, Mark Joseph L.

BSIT 1 – BLK 1

Structured Query Language: Activity #2

In this exercise, you will a database and review select query, distinct, comparison operators and special
operators.

Direction: Write the correct statements for the following instruction.

1. Create a new database called “your Lnamedb”

Syntax: mysql> create database __________db;
CREATE DATABASE deluna;

2. Syntax: mysql> show databases;

3. Syntax: USE _____________db;
USE deluna;

4. Create a new table called “ClassInfo”.

Syntax: mysql> create table if not exists ClassInfo (ID int (5), Name varchar (60), ZipCode varchar (5), Town varchar
(50));
5. A command that used to display the structure of an individual table. Syntax: mysql>
________________________________________

6. Add records:
Syntax: mysql> insert into ClassInfo values (1, ‘Jasmine Caluya’, ‘4323’, ‘Candelaria’);
Syntax: mysql> insert into ClassInfo values (2, ‘Cha Leynes’, ‘4327’, ‘Tayabas’);
Syntax: mysql> insert into ClassInfo values (3, ‘Melisa Virrey’, ‘4322’ ‘Sariaya’);
Syntax: mysql> insert into ClassInfo values (4, ‘Calvin Choy’, ‘4323’, ‘Candelaria’);
Syntax: mysql> insert into ClassInfo values (5, ‘Kenneth Jader’, ‘4301’, ‘Lucena’);

Syntax: mysql> insert into ClassInfo values (6, ‘John Smith’, ‘4322’, ‘Sariaya’);

Maria
 7. Display the records at column fields ID, Name, and Town from ClasInfo table.

Syntax: mysql> ______________________________________________________

MariaDB (deluna)> SELECT * FROM classinfo;

ID Name ZipCode Town

1 Jasmine Caluyan 4323 Candelaria

2 Cha Leynes 4327 Tayabas

3 Melisa Virrey 4322 Sariaya

4 Calvin Choy 4323 Candelelria

5 Kenneth Jader 4301 Lucena

6 John Smith 4322 Sariaya

8. Display the records at the column fields Town having an alias of Municipality.

Syntax: mysql>______________________________________________________

MariaDB [deluna]> SELECT Town AS Municipality FROM classinfo;

Municipality

Candelaria

Tayabas

Sariaya

Candelaria

Lucena

Sariaya

9. Display all the records in the ClassInfo at the column field ID in 1, 3, and 5.

Syntax: mysql> ______________________________________________________

MariaDB [deluna]> SELECT * FROM classinfo

WHERE

ID IN (1, 3, 5);

ID Name ZipCode Town

1 Jasmine Caluya 4323 Candelaria

3 Melisa Virrey 4322 Sariaya

10. Display the records at the column fields ID, NAME, TOWN in the ClassInfo table, then search those NAME column

field beginning with ‘J’.

Syntax: mysql> ______________________________________________________

MariaDB [deluna]> SELECT ID, Name, Town FROM class info

WHERE Name LIKE ‘J%’ ;

MariaDB [deluna]> SELECT ID, Name, Town FROM classinfo

WHERE Name Like ‘J%’ ;

ID Name Town

1 Jasmine Caluya Candelaria

6 John Smith Sariaya

11. Display only the different values at the column field TOWN in the ClassInfo table.

Syntax: mysql> ______________________________________________________

MariaDB [deluna]> SELECT Town FROM classinfo
WHERE
Town IN (‘Tayabas’, ‘Lucena’);

Town

Tayabas

Lucena

12. Display all the records at the column field Zipcode 4323 OR 4322 in the ClassInfo table.
Syntax: mysql>______________________________________________________

MariaDB [deluna]> SELECT * FROM classinfo

WHERE
ZipCode = 4323
OR
ZipCode = 4322;

ID Name ZipCode Town