SQL PRACTICE - 3 (SELF PRACTICE)
Consider
the following tables CUSTOMER and ONLINESHOP. Write SQL commands for the
statements (a) to (d) and give outputs for SQL queries (a) to (h).
TABLE: CUSTOMER
CID
|
CNAME
|
GENDER
|
SID
|
AREA
|
1001
|
R
SHARMA
|
FEMALE
|
101
|
NORTH
|
1002
|
M R
TIWARY
|
MALE
|
102
|
SOUTH
|
1003
|
M K
KHAN
|
MALE
|
103
|
EAST
|
1004
|
A K
SINGH
|
MALE
|
102
|
EAST
|
1005
|
S
SEN
|
FEMALE
|
101
|
WEST
|
1006
|
R
DUBEY
|
MALE
|
104
|
NORTH
|
1007
|
M
AGARWAL
|
FEMALE
|
104
|
NORTH
|
1008
|
S
DAS
|
FEMALE
|
103
|
SOUTH
|
1009
|
R K
PATIL
|
MALE
|
102
|
NORTH
|
1010
|
N
KRISHNA MURTY
|
MALE
|
102
|
SOUTH
|
TABLE: ONLINESHOP
SID
|
SHOP
|
101
|
MY BUY
|
102
|
ECO BUY
|
103
|
JUST SHOPPING
|
104
|
SHOPPING EASY
|
(a)
To display CNAME, AREA of all female customers from
CUSTOMER table.
(b)
To display the details of all the CUSTOMERS in
ascending order of CNAME within SID.
(c)
To display the total number of customers for each
AREA from CUSTOMER table.
(d)
To display CNAME and corresponding SHOP from
CUSTOMER table and ONLINESHOP table.
(e)
SELECT COUNT (*), GENDER FROM CUSTOMER GROUP BY GENDER;
(f)
SELECT COUNT (*) FROM ONLINESHOP;
(g)
SELECT CNAME FROM CUSTOMER WHERE CNAME LIKE ‘L%’;
(h)
SELECT DISTINCT AREA FROM CUSTOMER;
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