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MySQL S511

Software Requirement MySQL server 5.0 Client side browser: Download: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/ (MySQL Community Server 5. up) Client side browser: http://www.webyog.com/en/ Aqua data studio (free for IU): http://iuware.iu.edu/title.aspx?id=585

How to start Start your MySQL server Open SQL Yog Control panelAdministrative toolsservicesMySQL (click start) Open SQL Yog

Create Table Schema CREATE TABLE enroll ( student_id INT, CREATE TABLE student ( student_id INT, name VARCHAR(25), major VARCHAR(15), gpa DECIMAL(6,3), PRIMARY KEY (student_id) ); CREATE TABLE course ( course_id VARCHAR(15), department_id VARCHAR(10), PRIMARY KEY (course_id) CREATE TABLE enroll ( student_id INT, course_id VARCHAR(15), grade CHAR(2), PRIMARY KEY (student_id, course_id), FOREIGN KEY (student_id) REFERENCES student(student_id), FOREIGN KEY (course_id) REFERENCES course(course_id) );

Add instances to tables INSERT INTO student VALUES (101, 'Bill', 'CIS', 3.45); INSERT INTO student VALUES (102, 'Mary', 'CIS', 3.10); INSERT INTO student VALUES (103, 'Sue', 'MKT', 3.90); INSERT INTO course VALUES ('CIS3100', 'Database', 'CIS'); INSERT INTO course VALUES ('CIS3400', 'Network I', 'CIS'); INSERT INTO course VALUES ('CIS3500', 'Network II', 'CIS'); INSERT INTO course VALUES ('MKT3000', 'Advertizing', 'MKT'); INSERT INTO course VALUES ('MKT3200', 'Marketing I', 'MKT'); INSERT INTO course VALUES ('MKT4200', 'Marketing II', 'MKT'); INSERT INTO enroll VALUES (101, 'CIS3100', 'A'); INSERT INTO enroll VALUES (101, 'CIS3500', 'B+'); INSERT INTO enroll VALUES (102, 'CIS3100', 'A-'); INSERT INTO enroll VALUES (102, 'CIS3400', 'A'); INSERT INTO enroll VALUES (103, 'MKT3000', 'A'); INSERT INTO enroll VALUES (103, 'MKT3200', 'B'); INSERT INTO enroll VALUES (103, 'MKT4200', 'B+');

Example student_id name major GPA 101 Bill CIS 3.45 102 Mary 3.10 103 Sue MKT 3.90 student_id course_id grade 101 CIS3100 A CIS3500 B+ 102 A- CIS3400 103 MKT3000 MKT3200 B MKT4200 course_id name department_id CIS3100 Database CIS CIS3400 Network I CIS3500 Network II MKT3000 Advertising MKT MKT3200 Marketing I MKT4200 Marketing II

SQL: Creating/Dropping table Create Table CREATE TABLE student1 ( student_id INT, name VARCHAR(25), major VARCHAR(15), gpa DECIMAL(6,3), PRIMARY KEY (student_id) ); Drop table DROP TABLE student1;

Modifying table data INSERT INTO student VALUES (104, 'Ying', 'SLIS', 3.5); SELECT * FROM student; UPDATE student SET name=‘Ding’ WHERE student_id=104; DELETE FROM student WHERE student_id=104;

Altering tables ALTER TABLE student ADD Available CHAR(1); ALTER TABLE student DROP Available;

Queries SELECT * FROM course LIMIT 3; SELECT * FROM enroll WHERE grade=‘A’; SELECT * FROM student WHERE student.student_id=(SELECT enroll.student_id FROM enroll WHERE grade='A-'); SELECT * FROM student WHERE student.student_id IN(SELECT enroll.student_id FROM enroll WHERE grade='A'); SELECT student.name FROM student, enroll WHERE student.student_id=enroll.student_id AND enroll.grade=‘A’;

Sorting and Grouping SELECT * FROM enroll ORDER BY grade, course_id; SELECT major, max(gpa) FROM student GROUP BY major HAVING max(gpa)>3.40; SELECT DISTINCT grade FROM enroll;

Joining tables SELECT student.name, enroll.course_id, enroll.grade FROM student INNER JOIN enroll ON student.student_id=enroll.student_id; SELECT * FROM student LEFT JOIN enroll ON student.student_id=enroll.student_id; SELECT * FROM student RIGHT JOIN enroll ON student.student_id=enroll.student_id;