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    SQL Exercises

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    The document provides 8 SQL exercises involving creating tables, adding/updating columns, and writing queries to select, update, and delete data from various tables in a database. The exercises cover tasks like creating a new table to track employee locations with a primary key, adding new columns to an existing table, writing basic selection queries, and more advanced queries to filter on dates, group data, and join tables.

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    SQL Exercises

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    The document provides 8 SQL exercises involving creating tables, adding/updating columns, and writing queries to select, update, and delete data from various tables in a database. The exercises cover tasks like creating a new table to track employee locations with a primary key, adding new columns to an existing table, writing basic selection queries, and more advanced queries to filter on dates, group data, and join tables.

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    The document provides 8 SQL exercises involving creating tables, adding/updating columns, and writing queries to select, update, and delete data from various tables in a database. The exercises cover tasks like creating a new table to track employee locations with a primary key, adding new columns to an existing table, writing basic selection queries, and more advanced queries to filter on dates, group data, and join tables.

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    SQL Exercises

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    The document provides 8 SQL exercises involving creating tables, adding/updating columns, and writing queries to select, update, and delete data from various tables in a database. The exercises cover tasks like creating a new table to track employee locations with a primary key, adding new columns to an existing table, writing basic selection queries, and more advanced queries to filter on dates, group data, and join tables.

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    The document discusses using SQL statements to create, alter, select, update and delete data from tables in a database. Tables for employees, books and orders are created or altered and queries are written to select, group, filter and order data from these tables.

    Tables for employee location and books were created or altered. The employee location table has attributes for employee id, location id, description, address and the books table had ISBN, secondary description and purchase price added.

    Queries were written to select all data from customers and books tables, orders between dates, authors with last name Smith and related book data grouped by title.

    SQL Exercises

    Use the data model shown above and create the following SQL statements:
    SQL Exercises
    1. Create a new table that will be used to track employee location. The attributes
    associated with the table: employee id, location id, location description, street
    address, city, state, zipcode. Create a new table the attributes listed above. Please
    identify the primary key. It has a relationship with employees. Provide SQL
    statement below.
    CREATE TABLE EMP_LOCATION (EMPLOYEEID VARCHAR(10) REFERENCES
    EMPLOYEES, LOCATIONID VARCHAR(10) PRIMARY KEY, LOC_DESC

    VARCHAR(25), STREET VARCHAR(15), ADDRESS VARCHAR(25), CITY


    VARCHAR(15), STATE VARCHAR(10), ZIPCODE INTEGER(6));
    2. Add three additional columns to the Books table. The attributes are book ISBN,
    book secondary desc, and purchase price. Provide SQL statement below.
    ALTER TABLE BOOKS ADD (BOOKISBN VARCHAR(20), BOOK_SEC_DESC
    VARCHAR(15), PURCHASE_PRICE INTEGER(4));
    3. Create a query to select all data from the customers table Provide the SQL
    statement below:
    SELECT * FROM CUSTOMERS;
    4. Create a basic query that will extract the following information from the books,
    title id, title, publisher, pubdate, edition and cost. Order by publisher. Provide the
    SQL statement below:
    SELECT TITLEID, TITLE, PUBLISHER, PUBDATE, EDITION, COST FROM
    BOOKS ORDER BYPUBLISHER;
    5. Find all find all customer orders placed between January 2014 and June 2014.
    Provide the SQL statement below:
    SELECT * FROM ORDERS WHERE ORDERDATE BETWEEN #01/01/2014# AND
    #07/31/2014#;
    6. Create a new query to display all authors with last name of Smith and all books
    by this author. Show author id, author first name, author last name, title id, and
    title. Group data by title id. Provide the SQL statement below:
    SELECT AUTHORS.AUTHORID, AUTHORS.FIRSTNAME, AUTHORS.LASTNAME
    BOOKS.TITLEID, BOOKS.TITLE FROM AUTHORS, BOOKS GROUP BY
    BOOKS.TITLEID;
    7. Update the new fields added to the book table for title id 123. Please provide the
    SQL statement below:

    UPDATE BOOKS SET BOOKISBN =134522ISUH452, BOOK_SEC_DESC


    =ENGINEERING, PURCHASE_PRICE = 320 WHERE TITLEID=123;
    8. Delete all orders placed before January 2011. Provide the SQL statement below.
    DELETE FROM ORDERS WHERE ORDERDATE < #01/01/2011#;

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