Assignment 11

ASSIGNMENT 11
A record company wishes to use a computer database to help with its operations
regarding its performers, recordings and song catalogue. A requirements analysis
has elicited the following information: Songs have a unique song number, a non-
unique title and a composition date. A song can be written by a number of
composers; the composer’s full name is required. Songs are recorded by recording
artists (bands or solo performers). A song is recorded as a track of a CD. A CD has
many songs on it, called tracks. CDs have a unique record catalogue number, a title
and must have a producer(the full name of the producer is required). Each track
must have the recording date and the track number of the CD. A song can appear on
many (or no) CDs, and be recorded by many different recording artists. The same
recording artist might re-record the same song on different CDs. A CD must have
only 1 recording artist appearing on it. CDs can be released a number of times, and
each time the release date and associated number of sales is required.
1.Use this information to design an appropriate ER and relational model.

2.Compile DDL and DML commands on the database created.
SQL:-
i>Update number of recorded albums to 4 for those artists who have recorded only
3.
ii>Find all artists who have recorded at least two albums.
iii>Find all writers who have only written one song.
PL/SQL
i>Write Procedure to insert a new Contract into the Contract relation.
CREATE TABLE PRODUCER (
PRODUCERID NUMBER PRIMARY KEY,
FULLNAME VARCHAR2(50),
--SONGNUMBER NUMBER,
--CONSTRAINT PFK1 FOREIGN KEY (SONGNUMBER) REFERENCES
SONG(SONGNUMBER) ON DELETE CASCADE
);
CREATE TABLE SONG (

SONGNUMBER NUMBER PRIMARY KEY,
TITLE VARCHAR2(50),
COMPOSITIONDATE DATE,
PRODUCERID NUMBER,
CONSTRAINT SFK1 FOREIGN KEY (PRODUCERID) REFERENCES
PRODUCER(PRODUCERID) ON DELETE CASCADE
);
CREATE TABLE COMPOSER (

COMPOSERID NUMBER PRIMARY KEY,
FULLNAME VARCHAR2(50)
);
CREATE TABLE RECORDINGARTIST (

ARTISTID NUMBER PRIMARY KEY,
FULLNAME VARCHAR2(50)
);
CREATE TABLE CD (
CATALOGUENUMBER NUMBER PRIMARY KEY,
TITLE VARCHAR2(50),
PRODUCERID NUMBER,
RELEASEDATE DATE,
SALES NUMBER,
CONSTRAINT CDFK1 FOREIGN KEY (PRODUCERID) REFERENCES
PRODUCER(PRODUCERID) ON DELETE CASCADE
);
CREATE TABLE SONGCOMPOSER (

SONGNUMBER NUMBER,
COMPOSERID NUMBER,
CONSTRAINT SCFK1 FOREIGN KEY (SONGNUMBER) REFERENCES
SONG(SONGNUMBER) ON DELETE CASCADE,
CONSTRAINT SCFK2 FOREIGN KEY (COMPOSERID) REFERENCES
COMPOSER(COMPOSERID) ON DELETE CASCADE
);
CREATE TABLE SONGRECORDINGARTIST (
SONGNUMBER NUMBER,
ARTISTID NUMBER,
CONSTRAINT SRAFK1 FOREIGN KEY (SONGNUMBER) REFERENCES
SONG(SONGNUMBER) ON DELETE CASCADE,
CONSTRAINT SRAFK2 FOREIGN KEY (ARTISTID) REFERENCES
RECORDINGARTIST(ARTISTID) ON DELETE CASCADE
);
CREATE TABLE CDTRACK (

CATALOGUENUMBER NUMBER,
TRACKNO NUMBER,
RECORDINGDATE DATE,
SONGNUMBER NUMBER,
CONSTRAINT CTFK1 FOREIGN KEY (CATALOGUENUMBER) REFERENCES
CD(CATALOGUENUMBER) ON DELETE CASCADE,
CONSTRAINT CTFK2 FOREIGN KEY (SONGNUMBER) REFERENCES
SONG(SONGNUMBER) ON DELETE CASCADE
);
CREATE TABLE CDRECORDINGARTIST (
CATALOGUENUMBER NUMBER,
ARTISTID NUMBER,
CONSTRAINT CRAFK1 FOREIGN KEY (CATALOGUENUMBER) REFERENCES
CD(CATALOGUENUMBER) ON DELETE CASCADE,
CONSTRAINT CRAFK2 FOREIGN KEY (ARTISTID) REFERENCES
);
CREATE TABLE CONTRACT (

CONTRACTID NUMBER PRIMARY KEY,
ARTISTID NUMBER,
COMPENSATION NUMBER,
CONSTRAINT CNFK1 FOREIGN KEY (ARTISTID) REFERENCES
);
INSERT ALL
INTO PRODUCER VALUES (1, 'Producer1')
SELECT * FROM DUAL;
INSERT ALL
INTO SONG VALUES (1, 'Song1', TO_DATE('01-01-2023', 'DD-MM-YYYY'))
SELECT * FROM DUAL;
INSERT ALL
INTO COMPOSER VALUES (1, 'Composer1')
SELECT * FROM DUAL;
INSERT ALL
INTO RECORDINGARTIST VALUES (1, 'Artist1')
SELECT * FROM DUAL;
INSERT ALL
INTO CD VALUES (1, 'CD1', 1, TO_DATE('01-01-2023', 'DD-MM-YYYY'), 1000)
SELECT * FROM DUAL;
INSERT ALL
INTO SONGCOMPOSER VALUES (1, 1)
SELECT * FROM DUAL;
INSERT ALL
INTO SONGRECORDINGARTIST VALUES (1, 1)
SELECT * FROM DUAL;
INSERT ALL
INTO CDTRACK VALUES (1, 1, TO_DATE('01-01-2023', 'DD-MM-YYYY'), 1)
SELECT * FROM DUAL;
INSERT ALL
INTO CDRECORDINGARTIST VALUES (1, 1)
SELECT * FROM DUAL;
SQL:-
i>Update number of recorded album to 4 for those artist who has recorded only 3.
ALTER TABLE RECORDINGARTIST ADD SALES NUMBER;

ALTER TABLE RECORDINGARTIST RENAME COLUMN SALES TO ALBUMS;
UPDATE RECORDINGARTIST SET ALBUMS = 1 WHERE ARTISTID = 1;
UPDATE RECORDINGARTIST SET ALBUMS = 4 WHERE ALBUMS = 3;
ii>Find all artists who have recorded at least two albums.
SELECT * FROM RECORDINGARTIST WHERE ALBUMS >= 2;
iii>Find all writers who have only written one song.
CREATE TABLE COUNTSONG AS SELECT COUNT(SONGNUMBER) TOTSONG,

COMPOSERID FROM SONGCOMPOSER GROUP BY COMPOSERID;
SELECT C.COMPOSERID, C.FULLNAME FROM COMPOSER C JOIN
COUNTSONG CS ON CS.COMPOSERID = C.COMPOSERID WHERE
CS.TOTSONG = 1;
PL/SQL
i>Write Procedure to insert a new Contract into the Contract relation.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE INSERTCONTRACT (CID IN NUMBER, AID
IN NUMBER, COMP IN NUMBER) AS
BEGIN
INSERT INTO CONTRACT VALUES(CID,AID,COMP);
COMMIT;
END;
/

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ASSIGNMENT 11

1.Use this information to design an appropriate ER and relational model.

CREATE TABLE SONG (

CREATE TABLE COMPOSER (

CREATE TABLE RECORDINGARTIST (

CREATE TABLE SONGCOMPOSER (

CREATE TABLE CDTRACK (

CREATE TABLE CONTRACT (

ALTER TABLE RECORDINGARTIST ADD SALES NUMBER;

UPDATE RECORDINGARTIST SET ALBUMS = 4 WHERE ALBUMS = 3;

ii>Find all artists who have recorded at least two albums.

SELECT * FROM RECORDINGARTIST WHERE ALBUMS >= 2;

iii>Find all writers who have only written one song.

CREATE TABLE COUNTSONG AS SELECT COUNT(SONGNUMBER) TOTSONG,

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