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    The document describes 4 programs written by Kamlesh Solanki to experiment with functions in PostgreSQL. Program 1 creates a function to calculate the average salary from an employee table. Program 2 creates functions to calculate geometric formulas like area of a circle. Program 3 creates or replaces an existing function. Program 4 creates a recursive function to calculate the factorial of a number. Each program includes the code for the function and an example call.

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    COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING, UDAIPUR

    Name: KAMLESH SOLANKI Class: B.Tech. IV Year [I.T.]


    Subject: Parallel and Distributed Database

    INDEX

    S.No. Experiment Date Signature Remarks

    1. Write a program to create a function


    for employee table and find average 16-04-2020
    salary.

    2. Write a program to call a function with


    arguments to calculate:
    a). Area of circle 17-04-2020
    b). Lateral surface area of cone
    c). Area of cube
    d). Volume of cylinder

    3. Write a program to create or replace a 18-04-2020


    function.

    4. Write a program to create a function


    to calculate factorial of a number 18-04-2020
    using recursion.
    COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING, UDAIPUR

    Name: KAMLESH SOLANKI Class: B.Tech. IV Year [I.T.]


    Subject: Parallel and Distributed Database

    Date: 16-04-2020
    PROGRAM No. 1

    AIM: Write a program to create a function for employee table and


    find average salary.

    Code:
    Query for creating the table:
    CREATE TABLE Employee(ID Varchar(100), FirstName varchar(100),
    Lastname varchar(100), startdate date, enddate date, salary integer,
    city varchar(100), description varchar(100));

    Query for inserting values into the table:


    INSERT INTO Employee VALUES('01', 'Aditya', 'Pradhan', TO_DATE('08/01/2020',
    'MM/DD/YYYY'), TO_DATE('07/31/2020', 'MM/DD/YYYY'), 12400, 'Bangalore',
    'TBA');

    INSERT INTO Employee VALUES('02', 'Shreyas', 'Jain', TO_DATE('08/01/2020',


    'MM/DD/YYYY'), TO_DATE('07/24/2019', 'MM/DD/YYYY'), 50000, 'Jaipur', 'AIT');

    INSERT INTO Employee VALUES('03', 'Avi', 'Goyal', TO_DATE('08/01/2020',


    'MM/DD/YYYY'), TO_DATE('07/24/2019', 'MM/DD/YYYY'), 200000, 'Bangalore',
    'Goldman Sachs');

    Query for creating function:


    CREATE FUNCTION avg_sal() RETURNS integer AS $avgsal$
    declare
    avgsal integer;
    BEGIN
    SELECT avg(salary) into avgsal FROM EMPLOYEE;
    RETURN avgsal;
    END;
    $avgsal$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;

    Checking the table entries:


    COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING, UDAIPUR

    Name: KAMLESH SOLANKI Class: B.Tech. IV Year [I.T.]


    Subject: Parallel and Distributed Database

    Date: 16-04-2020

    SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE;


    Query for calculating the average salary:
    SELECT avg_sal();

    Output:
    COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING, UDAIPUR

    Name: KAMLESH SOLANKI Class: B.Tech. IV Year [I.T.]


    Subject: Parallel and Distributed Database

    Date: 17-04-2020
    PROGRAM No. 2

    AIM: Write a program to call a function with arguments to calculate:


    a). Area of circle
    b). Lateral surface area of cone
    c). Area of cube
    d). Volume of cylinder

    Code:
    .)a ). Query for calculating the area of circle:
    CREATE FUNCTION circle_area(radius INTEGER) RETURNS
    INTEGER AS $$
    BEGIN
    RETURN 3.14*POWER(radius, 2);
    END;
    $$ LANGUAGE PLPGSQL;

    Query for calling circle_area function:


    SELECT circle_area(4);

    b). ). Query for calculating the lateral surface area of cone:


    CREATE FUNCTION cone_area(radius INTEGER, lat INTEGER) RETURNS
    INTEGER AS $$
    BEGIN
    RETURN 3.14*radius*lat;
    END;
    $$ LANGUAGE PLPGSQL;

    Query for calling cone_area function:


    SELECT cone_area(5, 3);

    .)c ). Query for calculating the area of cube:


    COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING, UDAIPUR

    Name: KAMLESH SOLANKI Class: B.Tech. IV Year [I.T.]


    Subject: Parallel and Distributed Database

    Date: 17-04-2020

    CREATE FUNCTION cube_area(side INTEGER) RETURNS


    INTEGER AS $$ BEGIN RETURN 6*POWER(side, 2); END; $$
    LANGUAGE PLPGSQL;

    Query for calling cube_area function:


    SELECT cube_area(3);

    d.) ). Query for calculating the volume of cylinder:


    CREATE FUNCTION cylinder_vol(rad INTEGER, height INTEGER)
    RETURNS INTEGER AS $$ BEGIN RETURN 3.14*POWER(rad,
    2)*height; END; $$ LANGUAGE PLPGSQL;

    Query for calling cylinder_vol function:


    SELECT cylinder_vol(6, 11);

    Output:
    COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING, UDAIPUR

    Name: KAMLESH SOLANKI Class: B.Tech. IV Year [I.T.]


    Subject: Parallel and Distributed Database

    Date: 17-04-2020
    COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING, UDAIPUR

    Name: KAMLESH SOLANKI Class: B.Tech. IV Year [I.T.]


    Subject: Parallel and Distributed Database

    Date: 18-04-2020
    PROGRAM No. 3

    AIM: Write a program to create or replace a function.

    Code:
    CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION func()
    RETURNS void AS
    $$
    BEGIN
    RAISE NOTICE 'This is function func()';
    END;
    $$ language plpgsql;

    Output:
    COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING, UDAIPUR

    Name: KAMLESH SOLANKI Class: B.Tech. IV Year [I.T.]


    Subject: Parallel and Distributed Database

    Date: 18-04-2020
    PROGRAM No. 4

    AIM: Write a program to create a function to calculate factorial of


    a number using recursion.

    Code:
    CREATE FUNCTION factorial(num INTEGER)
    RETURNS INTEGER AS $$
    BEGIN
    if num = 1
    then RETURN 1;
    else RETURN (num*factorial(num-1));
    end if;
    END;
    $$ language plpgsql;

    Output:

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