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    E-Learning WEB PROJECT

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    The document outlines the steps to create an e-learning schema in Oracle, including: 1. Creating a tablespace, user, and granting permissions to support the schema. 2. Defining tables for users, contacts, administrators, courses, and feedback with the relevant fields. 3. Inserting sample data into the tables. 4. Providing examples of registration, contact, feedback, and course forms to interface with the schema.

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    The document outlines the steps to create an e-learning schema in Oracle, including: 1. Creating a tablespace, user, and granting permissions to support the schema. 2. Defining tables for users, contacts, administrators, courses, and feedback with the relevant fields. 3. Inserting sample data into the tables. 4. Providing examples of registration, contact, feedback, and course forms to interface with the schema.

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    E-LEARNING SCHEMA

    ER DIAGRAM
    CREATING E-LEARNING SCHEMA

    Step 1: Connect to database


    conn system/password

    Step 2: Create tablespace


    CREATE TABLESPACE tbs_register DATAFILE 'tbs_register.dat'
    SIZE 1M AUTOEXTEND ON;

    Step 3: Create a new user in Oracle


    CREATE USER elearning IDENTIFIED BY learning123 DEFAULT
    TABLESPACE tbs_register QUOTA unlimited on tbs_register;

    Step 4: Grant permissions


    GRANT create session TO register;
    GRANT create table TO register;

    GRANT create sequence TO register;

    Step 5 : Create USER1 table


    Create tables and sequences
    create table user1(user_id number primary key,name
    varchar2(100),phone_no number,email varchar2(100),address
    varchar2(100),reg_date date,password varchar2(100),upload_photo
    long);
    create sequence userid start with 100 increment by 1;
    insert into
    user1(user_id,name,phone_no,email,address,reg_date,password,uplo
    ad_photo)
    values(userid.nextval,'Ankit',4578008234,'[email protected]','noid
    a','03-jan-2021','ankit','img.jpg');

    insert into
    user1(user_id,name,phone_no,email,address,reg_date,password,uplo
    ad_photo)
    values(userid.nextval,'Rahul',9586234712,'[email protected]','bang
    lore','03-mar-2021','rahul','img1.jpg');

    insert into
    user1(user_id,name,phone_no,email,address,reg_date,password,uplo
    ad_photo)
    values(userid.nextval,'gouthami',8524379162,'[email protected]'
    ,'anantapur','03-feb-2021','gouthami','img2.jpg');

    insert into
    user1(user_id,name,phone_no,email,address,reg_date,password,uplo
    ad_photo)
    values(userid.nextval,'iswarya',9256279162,'[email protected]','
    nellore','22-feb-2021','iswarya','img3.jpg');

    insert into
    user1(user_id,name,phone_no,email,address,reg_date,password,uplo
    ad_photo)
    values(userid.nextval,'harshitha',7456279162,'[email protected]
    m','vijayawada','22-jan-2020','harshitha','img4.jpg');

    commit;
    Select * from user1;

    Step 6 : Create CONTACT table

    create table contact(user_id number references user1 , name


    varchar2(30), Email varchar2(20), Phone_no number, Messege
    varchar2(20), contact_id number primary key);

    insert into contact values (101, 'Ankit', '[email protected]',


    1234, 'Message',1);
    insert into contact values (102, 'Rahul', '[email protected]',
    1235, 'Message',2);
    insert into contact values (103, 'Gouthami',
    '[email protected]', 1236, 'Message',3);
    insert into contact values (104, 'Ishwarya',
    '[email protected]', 1237, 'Message',4);
    insert into contact values (105, 'Harshitha',
    '[email protected]', 1238, 'Message',5);
    Step 7 : Create ADMIN table

    create table admin ( admin_id number primary key, name


    varchar2(100),email varchar2(100), password
    varchar2(100);

    insert into admin values


    (1,’rahul’,’[email protected]’,’pass’);

    insert into admin values


    (2,’ankit’,’[email protected]’,’pass’);

    insert into admin values


    (3,’gowthami’,’[email protected]’,’pass’);
    insert into admin values
    (4,’aishwarya’,’[email protected]’,’pass’);

    insert into admin values


    (5,’harshitha’,’[email protected]’,’pass’);

    Select * from admin;


    Step 8: Create COURSE table

    create table course ( course_id number primary key, c_name


    varchar2(100),c_desp varchar2(100), c_fees
    varchar2(100),c_resource varchar2(100));

    insert into course values (111,’JAVA’,’Programing


    language’,299, ’video.mp4’);

    insert into course values (112,’C


    Programming’,’Programming language’,199,
    cprogram.mp4’);

    insert into course values (113,’C++


    Programming’,’Programming language’,199,
    c++program.mp4’);

    Select * from course;


    Step 9: Create FEEDBACK table

    create table feedback(user_id number references user1,name


    varchar2(100),email varchar2(100),f_id number primary
    key,feedback varchar2(100));

    insert into
    feedback(user_id,name,email,f_id,feedback)values(101,'ankit','an
    [email protected]',1,'good');

    insert into
    feedback(user_id,name,email,f_id,feedback)values(105,'harshitha'
    ,'[email protected]',2,'good');

    select * from feedback;


    REGISTRATION FORM

    User ID

    Name

    Email

    Password

    Phone

    Address

    Upload Photo UPLOAD

    REGISTER
    CONTACT FORM

    USER ID

    NAME

    E-MAIL

    PHONE

    MESSAGE

    SUBMIT
    FEEDBACK FORM

    Name

    User ID

    Email

    Feedback

    SUBMIT
    COURSE FORM

    Course ID

    Course Name

    Course Description

    Course Resources UPLOAD

    Course Fees

    SUBMIT

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