DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

MINGGU 14 – SQL DEVELOPER

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Database Foundations
6-9: Joining Tables Using JOIN
Practice Solutions
Exercise 1: Using JOINS in SQL Queries
Overview
In this practice you:

Access data from more than one table using equijoins and non-equijoins

Use OUTER joins to view data that generally does not meet a join condition

Generate a Cartesian Product

Tasks
1.

Display the different courses offered by the departments in the school.

Solution:
SELECT c.ID, c.NAME, d.NAME

FROM AD_COURSES c JOIN AD_DEPARTMENTS d

on(c.dept_id = d.id);
2.

Display the courses offered in the Fall session.

Solution:
SELECT c.NAME, s.NAME

FROM AD_COURSES c JOIN AD_ACADEMIC_SESSIONS s

ON(c.SESSION_ID = s.ID)

WHERE SESSION_ID = 200;

3.

Display the course details, the department that offers the courses and students who have enrolled for
those courses.

Solution:
SELECT c.NAME, STUDENT_ID, d.NAME

FROM AD_STUDENT_COURSE_DETAILS s

JOIN AD_COURSES c

ON c.ID = s.COURSE_ID

JOIN AD_DEPARTMENTS d

ON c.DEPT_ID = d.ID;

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4.

Display the course details, the department that offers the courses and students who have enrolled for
those courses for

department 20.

Solution:
SELECT c.NAME, STUDENT_ID, d.NAME

FROM AD_STUDENT_COURSE_DETAILS s

JOIN AD_COURSES c

ON c.ID = s.COURSE_ID

JOIN AD_DEPARTMENTS d

ON c.DEPT_ID = d.ID

WHERE d.ID =20;

5.

Write a query to display the details of the exam grades obtained by students who have opted for the
course with ID in the range of

190 to 192.

Solution:
SELECT c.ID, c.NAME, EXAM_GRADE, EXAM_ID

FROM AD_COURSES c JOIN AD_EXAM_RESULTS e

ON (c.ID = e.COURSE_ID)

WHERE course_id BETWEEN 190 AND 192;

6.

Retrieve the rows from the AD_EXAM_RESULTS table even if there are no matching records in the
AD_COURSES table.
Solution:
SELECT e.STUDENT_ID, e.EXAM_GRADE, e.COURSE_ID, c.NAME

FROM AD_EXAM_RESULTS e LEFT OUTER JOIN AD_COURSES c

ON (e.COURSE_ID = c.ID);

7. What output would be generated when the given statement is executed?

SELECT * FROM AD_EXAMS

CROSS JOIN AD_EXAM_TYPES;

Solution:
Executing the above statement would result in a Cartesian product of the AD_EXAM_DETAILS and

AD_EXAM_TYPE tables.