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    A table called k22stu is created with columns roll_no, name, and location. Data is inserted into the table for 5 students from different locations. Queries are then run to select all data, count rows, filter by location or roll number, and use transactions like commit, savepoint, and rollback.

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    A table called k22stu is created with columns roll_no, name, and location. Data is inserted into the table for 5 students from different locations. Queries are then run to select all data, count rows, filter by location or roll number, and use transactions like commit, savepoint, and rollback.

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    A table called k22stu is created with columns roll_no, name, and location. Data is inserted into the table for 5 students from different locations. Queries are then run to select all data, count rows, filter by location or roll number, and use transactions like commit, savepoint, and rollback.

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    create table k22stu(roll_no int, name varchar(20), location varchar(30));

    insert into k22stu values(1,'A','Russia');


    insert into k22stu values(2,'B','Russia');
    insert into k22stu values(3,'A','Pakistan');
    insert into k22stu values(4,'D','India');
    insert into k22stu values(5,'E','England');
    select * from k22stu;
    select DISTINCT(location) from k22stu;
    select count(*) from k22stu;
    select count(name) from k22stu;
    select count(distinct name) from k22stu;
    select location as address from k22stu;
    select * from k22stu;
    select * from k22stu where roll_no IN (1,2,3);
    select * from k22stu;
    commit;
    insert into k22stu values(6,'F','England');
    savepoint A;
    select * from k22stu;
    insert into k22stu values(7,'G','England');
    select * from k22stu;
    rollback to A;
    select * from k22stu;

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