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    The document discusses the Structured Query Language (SQL) which is used to define, manipulate, and control access to data in relational database management systems. It provides examples of SQL commands like CREATE, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, ALTER, and SELECT and demonstrates how they can be used to create a table, insert data, update records, delete rows, and alter a table structure. The examples showcase the basic functionality of SQL for defining, querying, and managing data.

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    The document discusses the Structured Query Language (SQL) which is used to define, manipulate, and control access to data in relational database management systems. It provides examples of SQL commands like CREATE, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, ALTER, and SELECT and demonstrates how they can be used to create a table, insert data, update records, delete rows, and alter a table structure. The examples showcase the basic functionality of SQL for defining, querying, and managing data.

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    The document discusses the Structured Query Language (SQL) which is used to define, manipulate, and control access to data in relational database management systems. It provides examples of SQL commands like CREATE, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, ALTER, and SELECT and demonstrates how they can be used to create a table, insert data, update records, delete rows, and alter a table structure. The examples showcase the basic functionality of SQL for defining, querying, and managing data.

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    DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

    PRACTICAL FILE

    Submitted for partial fulfillment for the award of the


    Degree of

    BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATION

    Submitted by: Submitted to:


    SHANTANU KUMAR PROF. REKHA
    Enrollment No:
    ASB/BCA/19/045

    ASIAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS


    Sector-125, Noida
    (Affiliated to Choudhary Charan Singh University)
    Meerut
    (2019-2022)
    Q1. Design an Entity relationship diagram for a typical library management System:
    Q2. Design an ERD for hotel management system:
    Q3. ERD for bank management system
    Q4. HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT

    Entities:

    Patient - The entity has following ayttributes(Patient id, name, Date of Birth, Age, Address)
    Doctor - This entity has following attributes (Degree , Doc Id, Name, specialization)

    Report – This entity has following attributes (Report id , prescription , result)

    Cardinalities :-

    Between doctor and patient – m to m

    Between patient and report - 1 to 1

    Between doctor and report - m to m

    Between doctor to patient (assist)- m to m


    Q5. University Management ERD
    ENTITIES:-

    STUDENT – The entity student has these attributes(Name, Age , address, SID)
    CLASS – The entity class has these attributes(CID, Number, Major)
    GRADE – The entity grade has these attributes (Mjor, GNo , Marks)
    MAJOR – The entity major has no attributes
    DEPERTMENT – The department student has these attributes( Dname, DID)
    FACULTY – The entity faculty has these attributes( FID, F name, Address)

    CARDINALITIES:-
    Between Student and Class – 1 to 1
    Between Student and Department -1 to 1
    Between Class to Faculty – m to 1
    Between Department to Faculty - 1 to m
    Between Student and Grade – 1 to 1
    Between Class and Grade - m to 1
    Structured Query Language

    SQL stands for the structured query language used to store, retrieve and manipulate data stored in databases.
    It includes command of DDL(data definition language), DCL(Data control language), TCL(Transmission
    control language), and DML(Data manipulation language). 

    Some of the commands included are:


    CREATE
    DROP
    ALTER (ADD, MODIFY, DROP)
    RENAME
    INSERT
    UPDATE
    DELETE
    GRANT
    REVOKE
    COMMIT
    ROLLBACK
    SAVEPOINT
    SELECT

    CREATE TABLE Persons ( 


        PersonID int, 
        CustomerName varchar(255), 
        ContactName varchar(255), 
        Address varchar(255), 
        City varchar(255) 
    )
    Table Inserted
    INSERT INTO Persons (PersonID, CustomerName, ContactName, Address, City) /* Don't put a comma at
    the end */
    VALUES (34, 'Cardinal', 'Tom B. Erichsen', 'Skagen 21', 'Stavanger')
    One Row Inserted
    INSERT INTO Persons (PersonID, CustomerName, ContactName, Address, City) /* Don't put a comma at
    the end */
    VALUES (35, 'Alfred', 'Tom', 'Times Square', 'New York City')
    One Row Inserted

    Update Persons set Address = 'Staten Island' where City = 'New York City'
    One Row Updated

    Delete from Persons where PersonID = 35


    One Row Deleted

    ALTER table Persons Add State varchar2(40)


    Table Altered

    ALTER table Persons Modify State varchar(30)


    Table Altered

    ALTER table Persons Drop column State 


    Table Altered

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