CONTENTS

ER diagram of college database

Queries for creating tables of college database
Class Table
Student Table
Subject Table
Lecturer Table

ER diagram of college database:-

Queries for creating tables of college database

Class
Class_id

description

Student
Student_name

Student_id

Address

Class_identi

Subjects
Class_iden

Subject_id

Subject_name

Lecturer
Lecturer_id

Lecturer_name

Class_ident

Subject_ide

Creating Class table:create table class100(

class_id number,
description varchar(20),
primary key(class_id));

inserting the values for class table:insert into class100 values(10,'eight_standard');

insert into class100 values(13,'ninth_standard');
insert into class100 values(45,'tenth_standard');
insert into class100 values(67,'eight_standard');
insert into class100 values(75,'tenth_standard');

output:-

CLASS_ID
---------

DESCRIPTION
--- -------------

10

eight_standard

13

ninth_standard

45

tenth_standard

67

eight_standard

75

tenth_standard

Creating student table:create table student101(

student_name varchar(10),
student_id number,
address varchar(40),
class_identi number,
primary key(student_name),
foreign key(class_identi)references class100(class_id));

Inserting the values for student table:insert into student101 values('Dighanth',17,'#290,2nd cross,Kuvempunagar,Mysore',10);
insert into student101 values('Ashok',5,'#109,Vijayanagar,Bangalore',13);
insert into student101 values('Ravi',20,'#533,Bogadhi,Mysore',45);
insert into student101 values('Nishanth',21,'#57,Moodalapalya,Bangalore',67);
insert into student101 values('Shreyas',34,'#45,Vidyaranyapuram,Mysore',75);

output:STUDENT_NA

STUDENT_ID

---------- -------

---------

Dighanth

17

Ashok

ADDRESS

CLASS_IDENTI

- ------- ---------------------------------------- -----------#290,2nd cross,Kuvempunagar,Mysore

#109,Vijayanagar,Bangalore

10
13

Ravi

20

#533,Bogadhi,Mysore

Nishanth

21

#57,Moodalapalya,Bangalore

Shreyas

34

#45,Vidyaranyapuram,Mysore

Creating subjects table:create table subjects100(

class_iden number,
subject_id number,
subject_name varchar(10),
primary key(subject_id),
foreign key(class_iden)references class100(class_id));

Inserting the values for subjects table:insert into subjects100 values(10,1531,'social');

insert into subjects100 values(13,1532,'science');
insert into subjects100 values(45,1538,'maths');
insert into subjects100 values(67,1539,'english');
insert into subjects100 values(75,1540,'kannada'

Output:CLASS_IDEN
----------

SUBJECT_ID
---------

SUBJECT_NA
---- -----------

10

1531

social

13

1532

science

45

1538

maths

67

1539

english

45
67
75

75

1540

kannada

Creating lecturer table:-

create table lecturer102(

lecturer_id number,
lecturer_name varchar(10),
class_ident number,
subject_ide number,
primary key(lecturer_id),
foreign key(subject_ide)references subjects100(subject_id));

Inserting the values for lecturer table:insert into lecturer102 values(12,'Shobha',10,1531);

insert into lecturer102 values(15,'Rakesh',13,1532);
insert into lecturer102 values(19,'Kumar',45,1538);
insert into lecturer102 values(21,'Suresh',67,1539);
insert into lecturer102 values(25,'Geetha',75,1540);

Output:LECTURER_ID
-----------

LECTURER_N

CLASS_IDENT

SUBJECT_IDE

---------- ---

--------

-----------

12

Shobha

10

1531

15

Rakesh

13

1532

19

Kumar

45

1538

21

Suresh

67

1539

25

Geetha

75

1540