Q1.

Write commands and show outputs for the following :

CREATE A DATABASE RYAN .

CREATE A RELATION WORKERS . ATTRIBUTES ARE : WORKERID , NAME, GENDER , DOB, SALARY ,
ADDRESS , EMAILID , MOBILENUMBER . MAKE A PRIMARY KEY . IMPOSE NOT NULL
CONSTRAINT ALSO ON FEW ATTRIBUTES. ADD DATA . NOW CREATE QUERIES BASED ON THE
FOLLOWING :
1. SHOW STRUCTURE OF TABLE
2. WHERE WITH : (2 DIFFERENT QUERIES FOR EACH OPERATOR)
A. >
B. <
C. =
D. <>
E. >=
F. <=
G. +
H. –
I. *
J. /
K. LIKE
L. NOT LIKE
M. IN
N. NOT IN
O. NULL
P. NOT NULL
Q. BETWEEN
R. NOT BETWEEN
3. ORDER BY (BOTH ACS AND DESC)
4. DISTINCT ( 2 DIFFERENT EXAMPLES)
5. USE OF AND ( 3 QUERIES)
6. USE OF OR ( 3 QUERIES)
7. USE OF NOT ( 3 QUERIES)
8. UPDATE( 2 DIFFERENT EXAMPLES)
9. Putting text in a query( 2 DIFFERENT EXAMPLES)
10. aliasing( 2 DIFFERENT EXAMPLES)
11. DELETE( 3 QUERIES)
 12. DROP TABLE
13. DROP DATABASE
14. alter table (add ,remove . MODIFY , CHANGE NAME OF an attribute)
15. ALTER TABLE (add and remove primary key)
16. Aggregate functions (max, min, avg, sum, count, count(*))( 6 DIFFERENT EXAMPLES)
17. group by( 2 DIFFERENT EXAMPLES)
18. Group by having clause( 2 DIFFERENT EXAMPLES)
19. Cartesian product on any two tables
20. equi-join
21. natural join
22. Union of two tables

Q2.

WRITE QUERIES AND THEIR OUTPUTS:

1. SELECT COUNT(*) FROM HOTEL;

2. SELECT COUNT(SALARY) FROM HOTEL;

3. SELECT SUM (SALARY) FROM HOTEL;

4. SELECT CATEGORY,COUNT(*) FROM HOTEL GROUP BY CATEGORY;

5. SELECT MIN(SALARY),MAX(SALARY),SUM(SALARY) FROM HOTEL;

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