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Module 4

SQL is a standard language for managing relational databases, encompassing Data Definition Language (DDL) for defining structures and Data Manipulation Language (DML) for data operations. Key concepts include set operations, aggregate functions, constraints, views, subqueries, stored procedures, cursors, and triggers, each serving specific purposes in database management. The document provides examples for each concept to illustrate their usage.

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Module 4

SQL is a standard language for managing relational databases, encompassing Data Definition Language (DDL) for defining structures and Data Manipulation Language (DML) for data operations. Key concepts include set operations, aggregate functions, constraints, views, subqueries, stored procedures, cursors, and triggers, each serving specific purposes in database management. The document provides examples for each concept to illustrate their usage.

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SQL (Structured Query Language)

SQL is a standard language used to create, manipulate, and manage relational databases.

1. Concept of DDL and DML

1.​ DDL (Data Definition Language) – Used to define or modify database structures

o​ Commands: CREATE, ALTER, DROP

o​ Example:

o​ CREATE TABLE Student (

o​ StudentID INT PRIMARY KEY,

o​ Name VARCHAR(50),

o​ Age INT

o​ );

2.​ DML (Data Manipulation Language) – Used to insert, update, delete, and query
data

o​ Commands: INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, SELECT

o​ Example:

o​ INSERT INTO Student VALUES (1, 'Rahul', 20);

o​ SELECT * FROM Student;

2. Relational Databases and Tables

●​ Database: Collection of related tables

●​ Table: Collection of rows (tuples) and columns (attributes)

Example Table: Student

StudentID Name Age

1 Rahul 20

2 Priya 21

3. Set Operations
1.​ UNION: Combines results of two queries (removes duplicates)

2.​ SELECT Name FROM StudentA

3.​ UNION

4.​ SELECT Name FROM StudentB;

5.​ INTERSECT: Returns common rows

6.​ SELECT Name FROM StudentA

7.​ INTERSECT

8.​ SELECT Name FROM StudentB;

9.​ EXCEPT / MINUS: Returns rows in first query but not in second

10.​SELECT Name FROM StudentA

11.​EXCEPT

12.​SELECT Name FROM StudentB;

4. Aggregate Functions

Used to perform calculations on multiple rows:

●​ COUNT(), SUM(), AVG(), MIN(), MAX()

●​ Example:

SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Student;

SELECT AVG(Age) FROM Student;

5. Null Values

●​ NULL represents missing or unknown data

●​ Example:

INSERT INTO Student VALUES (3, 'Amit', NULL);

6. Domain Constraints

●​ Restrict the type and range of data allowed in a column

●​ Example:
Age INT CHECK (Age > 0);

7. Referential Integrity Constraints

●​ Ensures foreign key values match primary key values in another table

●​ Example:

CREATE TABLE Enrollment (

StudentID INT,

CourseID INT,

FOREIGN KEY (StudentID) REFERENCES Student(StudentID)

);

8. Assertions

●​ Constraints that ensure conditions are true for the database

●​ Example:

CREATE ASSERTION AgeCheck

CHECK (NOT EXISTS (SELECT * FROM Student WHERE Age < 0));

9. Views

●​ A virtual table created from one or more tables

●​ Example:

CREATE VIEW YoungStudents AS

SELECT Name, Age FROM Student WHERE Age < 25;

10. Nested Subqueries

●​ A query inside another query

●​ Example:

SELECT Name FROM Student

WHERE Age = (SELECT MAX(Age) FROM Student);


11. Stored Procedures

●​ A predefined set of SQL statements executed as a program

●​ Example:

CREATE PROCEDURE GetStudentCount()

BEGIN

SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Student;

END;

12. Cursors

●​ Used to iterate through rows of a query one by one

●​ Example:

DECLARE cur CURSOR FOR SELECT Name FROM Student;

13. Triggers

●​ Automatically executed actions on insert, update, or delete

●​ Example:

CREATE TRIGGER AgeCheckTrigger

BEFORE INSERT ON Student

FOR EACH ROW

BEGIN

IF [Link] < 0 THEN

SIGNAL SQLSTATE '45000' SET MESSAGE_TEXT = 'Invalid Age';

END IF;

END;

✅ Summary Table:
Concept Purpose Example

DDL Define structure CREATE TABLE Student

DML Manipulate data INSERT, UPDATE

Set Operations Combine/query results UNION, INTERSECT

Aggregate Calculations COUNT(), SUM()

Null Missing data Age=NULL

Domain Restrict values CHECK (Age>0)

Referential Integrity Foreign key FOREIGN KEY (StudentID)

Views Virtual table CREATE VIEW

Subqueries Nested queries SELECT ... (SELECT ...)

Stored Procedure Predefined queries CREATE PROCEDURE

Cursors Row by row processing DECLARE CURSOR

Triggers Auto actions CREATE TRIGGER

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