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    This document provides examples of SQL commands for creating a database and table, inserting and updating data, altering table structures by renaming columns, adding and dropping columns, and setting primary keys. It demonstrates common data manipulation and management tasks in MySQL.

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    MYSQL

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    This document provides examples of SQL commands for creating a database and table, inserting and updating data, altering table structures by renaming columns, adding and dropping columns, and setting primary keys. It demonstrates common data manipulation and management tasks in MySQL.

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    ---MYSQL---

    --UPDATE (MULTIPLE)—
    --CREATE DATABASE—
    mysql> update tbl_custmr set lastname =
    mysql> create database db_sample; case custmr_id
    -> when 1 then "bajadiii"
    --CREATE TABLE— -> when 2 then "santiago"
    mysql> create table tbl_custmr( -> when 7 then "mariano"
    -> custmr_id int(3) auto_increment, -> else lastname
    -> lastname varchar(20) not null, -> end,
    -> cell_no int(12) not null, -> cell_no = case custmr_id
    -> primary key (custmr_id)); -> when 1 then 09123456789
    -> else cell_no
    --INSERT— -> end
    mysql> insert into tbl_custmr -> where custmr_id in (1, 2, 7);
    -> (lastname, cell_no)
    -> values --DELETE—
    -> ("bajado", 0912345678), mysql> delete
    -> ("ocenar", 0998754211); -> from tbl_custmr
    -> where custmr_id = 1;
    --UPDATE—
    mysql> update tbl_custmr --ALTER (column name)—
    -> set mysql> alter table tbl_custmr
    -> lastname = "bajads", -> change cell_no
    -> cell_no = 0912 -> cellnumber int(12);
    -> where custmr_id = 1;
    --ALTER( column name[multiple column])— --SET PRIMARY KEY USING ALTER—
    mysql> alter table tbl_custmr mysql> alter table tbl_custmr
    -> change lastname last_name -> change custmr_id
    varchar(20),
    -> customer_id int(2),
    -> change cell_no cell_number int(12);
    -> add primary key (customer_id);

    --DROP COLUMN—
    mysql> alter table tbl_custmr
    -> drop column cell_no;

    --DROP COLUMN (multiple column)—


    mysql> alter table tbl_custmr
    -> drop column lastname,
    -> drop column cell_no;

    --ADD COLUMN—
    mysql> alter table tbl_custmr
    -> add column address varchar(20) not
    null
    -> after cell_no;

    --ADD COLUMN (multiple column)—


    mysql> alter table tbl_custmr
    -> add column age int(2) not null,
    -> add column gender varchar(6) not null
    -> after cell_no;

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