Create
database statement is used to create a database in SQL
Syntax:
Create database
databasename;
Example:
Create
Database LP;
Select database
It is used to select
the database.
Syntax:
use databasename;
Example:
use LP;
Create table:
Create
table statement is used to create a table in SQL
Syntax:
Syntax:
Create
table table name( fieldname1 datatype,fieldname2 datatype...);
Example:
Create
table DPK (Employee_ID INT Not NULL,Employee_Name Varchar (20)NOT NULL,
Salary decimal(7,2) NOT NULL ,PRIMARY KEY
(Employee_ID));
Note:
salary
decimal(7,2)
The
first argument is precision,which is the number of total digits.The second
argument is scale which is the maximum number of digits to the right of the
decimal point.
Example:
34567.23,23478.45
Insert
statement:
Insert statement is used to insert data into table in SQL
Syntax:
Insert statement is used to insert data into table in SQL
Syntax:
INSERT
INTO table_name (column1, column2, column3,...)
VALUES (value1, value2, value3,...)
VALUES (value1, value2, value3,...)
Example:
INSERT into DPK(Employee_ID, Employee_Name,Salary) values (101,
'Ram Kumar',89555.78 );
INSERT into DPK(Employee_ID,
Employee_Name,Salary) values (102, 'suryosnata',55000.79);
INSERT into DPK(Employee_ID, Employee_Name,Salary)
values (103, 'Dipak',90000.58 );
Select
statement:
It is used to retrieve data from table.
It is used to retrieve data from table.
Syntax:
SELECT
statement is used to select data from one or more tables:
SELECT
column_name(s) FROM table_name;
We
can use the * character to select ALL columns from a table
Select*from
table name;
Example:
Select * from DPK;
Update statement
Update
statement is used to update existing records in a table
Syntax:
Syntax:
UPDATE
table_name
SET column1=value, column2=value2,...
WHERE some_column=some_value
SET column1=value, column2=value2,...
WHERE some_column=some_value
Example:
update DPK set
Employee_Name='debasish'
where Employee_Name='Ram Kumar';
Delete
statement:
delete
statement is used to delete records from a table
Syntax:
Syntax:
delete
form table name
Or
DELETE
FROM table_name
WHERE some_column = some_value
WHERE some_column = some_value
Example:
Delete from DPK where
Employee_ID=101;
Commands:
// Create
Database
Create Database LP;
//Select
Database
Use LP;
//Create
table DPK
Create
table DPK (Employee_ID INT Not NULL,Employee_Name Varchar (20)NOT NULL, Salary decimal(7,2)
NOT NULL ,PRIMARY KEY (Employee_ID));
//Retrieve
Data from DPK
Select * from DPK;
//Insert Data into DPK
INSERT into DPK(Employee_ID, Employee_Name,Salary) values (101,
'Ram Kumar',89555.78 );
INSERT into DPK(Employee_ID,
Employee_Name,Salary) values (102, 'suryosnata',55000.79);
INSERT into DPK(Employee_ID, Employee_Name,Salary)
values (103, 'Dipak',90000.58 );
//Retrieve
Data from DPK
Select
* from DPK;
//Update data
update DPK set
Employee_Name='debasish'
where Employee_Name='Ram Kumar';
Select * from
DPK;
//Delete
data
Delete from DPK where
Employee_ID=101;
Select * from
DPK;
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