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Oracle SQL Queries With PL SQL

The document provides SQL queries and PL/SQL programs for creating and managing a library database. It includes the creation of tables for authors, libraries, books, copies, borrowers, and loans, along with sample records for each table. Additionally, it contains a SQL query to retrieve libraries that have books written by a specific author.

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Oracle SQL Queries With PL SQL

The document provides SQL queries and PL/SQL programs for creating and managing a library database. It includes the creation of tables for authors, libraries, books, copies, borrowers, and loans, along with sample records for each table. Additionally, it contains a SQL query to retrieve libraries that have books written by a specific author.

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Oracle-Compatible SQL Queries + PL/SQL Program

-- 1. Creating Tables with Oracle-compatible syntax

CREATE TABLE Author (


authno INT PRIMARY KEY,
authname VARCHAR2(50)
);

CREATE TABLE Library (


libno INT PRIMARY KEY,
libname VARCHAR2(50),
location VARCHAR2(50),
rooms INT
);

CREATE TABLE Book (


bookno INT PRIMARY KEY,
title VARCHAR2(100),
pages INT,
authno_fk INT REFERENCES Author(authno)
);

CREATE TABLE Copy (


copyno INT PRIMARY KEY,
libno_fk INT REFERENCES Library(libno),
bookno_fk INT REFERENCES Book(bookno),
cost NUMBER(6,2)
);

CREATE TABLE Borrower (


borrowerno INT PRIMARY KEY,
name VARCHAR2(50),
age INT
);

CREATE TABLE Loan (


copyno_fk INT REFERENCES Copy(copyno),
borrowerno_fk INT REFERENCES Borrower(borrowerno),
duedate DATE
);

-- 2. Insert Sample Records

INSERT INTO Author VALUES (1, 'J.K. Rowling');


INSERT INTO Author VALUES (2, 'Dan Brown');
INSERT INTO Author VALUES (3, 'Codd');
INSERT INTO Author VALUES (4, 'Herbert');
INSERT INTO Author VALUES (5, 'Martin');

INSERT INTO Library VALUES (1, 'Central Library', 'Kolkata', 10);


INSERT INTO Library VALUES (2, 'Tech Library', 'Delhi', 5);
INSERT INTO Library VALUES (3, 'Open Source Lib', 'Bangalore', 8);
INSERT INTO Library VALUES (4, 'Digital Lib', 'Hyderabad', 6);
INSERT INTO Library VALUES (5, 'City Library', 'Mumbai', 7);

INSERT INTO Book VALUES (101, 'Harry Potter', 300, 1);


INSERT INTO Book VALUES (102, 'Inferno', 500, 2);
INSERT INTO Book VALUES (103, 'Relational Model', 200, 3);
INSERT INTO Book VALUES (104, 'Dune', 350, 4);
INSERT INTO Book VALUES (105, 'GoT', 600, 5);

INSERT INTO Copy VALUES (1, 1, 103, 250);


INSERT INTO Copy VALUES (2, 2, 101, 400);
INSERT INTO Copy VALUES (3, 3, 102, 300);
INSERT INTO Copy VALUES (4, 4, 104, 350);
INSERT INTO Copy VALUES (5, 5, 105, 500);

INSERT INTO Borrower VALUES (1, 'Himanshu', 22);


INSERT INTO Borrower VALUES (2, 'Amit', 25);
INSERT INTO Borrower VALUES (3, 'Harman', 28);
INSERT INTO Borrower VALUES (4, 'Priya', 24);
INSERT INTO Borrower VALUES (5, 'Hitesh', 23);

INSERT INTO Loan VALUES (1, 2, TO_DATE('2024-06-01', 'YYYY-MM-DD'));


INSERT INTO Loan VALUES (2, 1, TO_DATE('2024-06-05', 'YYYY-MM-DD'));
INSERT INTO Loan VALUES (4, 5, TO_DATE('2024-06-10', 'YYYY-MM-DD'));

-- 3. SQL Queries

-- i. Libraries with books written by 'Codd'


SELECT DISTINCT L.libname, L.location

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