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Viraj
Viraj
MUMBAI
A
MICRO PROJECT REPORT
ON
SUBMITTED BY
HARIPAL PARMESHWAR MUNGAL
SAMIR BHUJANGRAO MORE
OMKAR MADHAVRAO PAWAR
GUIDED BY
MS.Choudhary N.G.
I
MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION, MUMBAI
CERTIFICATE
II
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I offer my sincere thank with a deep sense of gratitude to my guide
“Ms. CHOUDHARY N.G.” and Head Of Department “Ms. CHOUDHARY N.G.” for
their valuable direction and guidance to my micro project work his meticulous attention
towards my micro project without taking of his voluminous work. I am also thankful to
our principle “Dr. AGRAWAL E. S.” for his encouragement towards my micro project.
Last but not least I am also thankful to all staff members of our department for their
valuable guidance during my micro project work.
III
Evaluation Sheet For The Micro Project
Academic Year : 2023-2024. Name Faculty : Ms. CHOUDHARY N.G.
Course :- DSU Course Code : 22317 Semester 3I
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INDEX
Sr. Page
Particulars
No. No.
Part-A
1.1 Aim of the project 01
1.2 Action Plan 01
1.3 Resource Used 02
Part-B
2.1 Brief Introduction 03
2.2 Search operation 03
2.3 Insertion operation 06
2.4 Deletion operation 09
2.5 Code 12
2.6 Conclusion 17
2.7 References 18
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Part-A
Name of
Sr.no Plan start Plan finish
Detail of activity responsible
Date date
team
Haripal Mungal,
Searching the topic for Samir More,
1. 26/08/2023 15/09/2023
micro-project Omkar Pawar
Collect information
from the Data base Haripal Mungal,
3. Management 27/09/2023 28/09/2023 Samir More,
System reference Omkar Pawar
book, and Debugged
the errors.
Haripal Mungal,
Prepare a report on it
5. 29/09/2023 01/10/2023 Samir More,
using MS word Omkar Pawar
Haripal Mungal,
6. Print micro-project 01/10/2023 Samir More,
Omkar Pawar
8 GB RAM,
1. Computer System
Windows 10 OS
1
DMS – Database
textbook/manual
3. Management 1
System
2.2 Features
1. User Input: The script prompts the user to enter a number interactively using the
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT statement. The user's input is read and stored in the n variable.
2. Input Validation: It checks whether the entered number is valid. Specifically, it checks if the
input is not null and not equal to 0. If the input is invalid, it provides an error message.
3. Loop: It uses a FOR loop to iterate from 1 to 10, performing the multiplication for each
iteration.
4. Multiplication Table: For each iteration of the loop, it calculates and displays the product of
the entered number and the loop counter, effectively printing a multiplication table from 1 to
10 for the given number.
5. Error Handling: It includes a simple error message using DBMS_OUTPUT to inform the
user if the input is invalid.
6. Interactive: The script allows for user interaction, making it suitable for use in environments
where a user needs to input data and see results in real-time.
7. Modularity: The script is modular and can be embedded within a larger PL/SQL program or
used as a standalone script.
8. Use of PL/SQL: It demonstrates the use of PL/SQL, which is a procedural extension to SQL
often used for database-related tasks and data manipulation.
begin
n:=&n;
for i in 1..10
loop
dbms_output.put_line(n||' x '||i||' = '||n*i);
end loop;
end;
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