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Database MySQL Questions - CS 083 - Class XII

This document contains 4 questions regarding SQL queries and operations: 1. The first question asks about the difference between count() and count(*) functions in SQL and provides an example. It also asks to categorize SQL commands as DDL or DML. 2. The second question provides tables and asks to write the output of several queries on those tables. 3. The third question provides more tables and asks to write the output of queries on those tables, including group by, max, min, and joins. 4. The fourth question describes a table and asks several parts: to identify a primary key, calculate new degree and cardinality if columns and rows are added/deleted, and write insert/

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Database MySQL Questions - CS 083 - Class XII

This document contains 4 questions regarding SQL queries and operations: 1. The first question asks about the difference between count() and count(*) functions in SQL and provides an example. It also asks to categorize SQL commands as DDL or DML. 2. The second question provides tables and asks to write the output of several queries on those tables. 3. The third question provides more tables and asks to write the output of queries on those tables, including group by, max, min, and joins. 4. The fourth question describes a table and asks several parts: to identify a primary key, calculate new degree and cardinality if columns and rows are added/deleted, and write insert/

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Q1.

Differentiate between count() and count(*) functions in SQL with


appropriate example.
OR
Categorize the following commands as DDL or DML:
INSERT, UPDATE, ALTER, DROP

Q2.
(a) Consider the following tables – Bank_Account and Branch:

What will be the output of the following statement?

(a) SELECT * FROM Bank_Account NATURAL JOIN Branch;

(b) Write the output of the queries


(i) to (iv) based on the table,
TECH_COURSE given below:

(i) SELECT DISTINCT TID FROM TECH_COURSE;

(ii) SELECT TID, COUNT(*), MIN(FEES) FROM


TECH_COURSE GROUP BY TID HAVING COUNT(TID)>1;
(iii) SELECT CNAME FROM TECH_COURSE WHERE
FEES>15000 ORDER BY CNAME;

(iv) SELECT AVG(FEES) FROM TECH_COURSE WHERE


FEES BETWEEN 15000 AND 17000;

Q3.
(a) Write the outputs of the SQL queries (i) to (iv) based on the
relations Teacher and Placement given below:

(i) SELECT Department, avg(salary) FROM Teacher


GROUP BY Department;

(ii) SELECT MAX(Date_of_Join),MIN(Date_of_Join) FROM


Teacher;

(iii) SELECT Name, Salary, T.Department, Place FROM


Teacher T, Placement P WHERE T.Department =
P.Department AND Salary>20000;

(iv) SELECT Name, Place FROM Teacher T, Placement P WHERE Gender =’F’ AND
T.Department=P.Department;

(b) Write the command to view all tables in a database.

Q4. Shreya creates a table RESULT with a set of records to maintain the marks secured by
students in Sem 1, Sem2, Sem3 and their division. After creation of the table, he has
entered data of 7 students in the table.
Based on the data given above answer the following questions:
(i) Identify the most appropriate column, which can be considered
as Primary key.
(ii) If two columns are added and 2 rows are deleted from the table
result, what will be the new degree and cardinality of the
above table?
(iii) Write the statements to:
a. Insert the following record into the table
Roll No- 112, Name- Vivek, Sem1- 464, Sem2-456, Sem3-
482, Div – I.
b. Increase the SEM2 marks of the students by 3% whose
name begins with ‘N’.

OR (Option for part iii only)

(iii) Write the statements to:


a. Delete the record of students securing IV division.
b. Add a column REMARKS in the table with datatype as
varchar with 50 characters.

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