Kavya Aggarwal(102117105) cs4

create table bank(

sno int,

cust_name varchar(90),

acc_no int,

primary key(sno,acc_no),

balance int,

cust_branch varchar(90)

);

insert into bank(sno,cust_name,acc_no,balance,cust_branch)

values(1,'Yougneesh',348761,2000,'a');

insert into bank(sno,cust_name,acc_no,balance,cust_branch)

values(2,'apoorva',318761,1000,'a');

insert into bank(sno,cust_name,acc_no,balance,cust_branch)

values(3,'soham',328761,3000,'a');

insert into bank(sno,cust_name,acc_no,balance,cust_branch)

values(4,'anisha',348760,2000,'a');

insert into bank(sno,cust_name,acc_no,balance,cust_branch)

values(5,'danish',348766,200,'b');

insert into bank(sno,cust_name,acc_no,balance,cust_branch)

values(6,'rursh',348768,300,'a');

insert into bank(sno,cust_name,acc_no,balance,cust_branch)

values(7,'sai',348781,25000,'b');

insert into bank(sno,cust_name,acc_no,balance,cust_branch)

values(8,'kartik',348711,30000,'c');

insert into bank(sno,cust_name,acc_no,balance,cust_branch)

values(9,'kavya',348721,6000,'d');

insert into bank(sno,cust_name,acc_no,balance,cust_branch)

values(10,'bob',348731,10000,'b');

select*from bank;

select * from bank

where balance>=25000;

update bank

set cust_name='Agastya' where cust_name='Yougnesh';

select*from bank;

select * from bank

where length(cust_name)>=4;

select* from bank

where cust_name like'%r%';

delete from bank

where acc_no = 348761;

select* from bank;

drop table bank;

table:

Create table bank with the following fields

Sno, Cust_name, Acc no, Balance, Cust_Branch
Q1. Display all those whose balance is greater than or equal to 25K.

Q2. Update Cust_name as ‘Agastya’ instead of ‘Yougneesh’.

Q3. Display Cust_names having 
(i) at least 4 characters in name
(ii) starts with ‘k’

(iii) ends at ‘a’

(iv) at least 1 ‘r’

Q4. Delete rows having account number - ‘348761’

Q5. Display the updated table after running 4 queries and drop the table.