SQL Queries
create database sampleDB;
use sampleDB;
drop database sampleDB;
create database sampleDB;
use sampleDB;
create table customers(
id int not null,
name varchar(20) not null,
age int not null,
city varchar(25),
salary decimal(18,2),
primary key(id)
);
desc customers;
insert into customers values
(1,'Sandhya',22,'mpl',null),
(2,'sravani',26,'mpl',20000),
(3,'pooji',23,'bangalore',null),
(4,'vyshu',23,'kadapa',25000),
(5,'lalitha',23,'mpl',null),
(6,'gowthami',23,'vayalpadu',17000),
(7,'renu',24,'mpl',null),
(8,'siri',23,'gorintla',18000);
select * from customers;
update customers set salary=18000 where id=7;
update customers set salary=25000 where id=1 or id=5;
alter table customers add gender char(1);
desc customers;
update customers set gender='f' where id in(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8);
select distinct salary
from customers
where salary is not null
order by salary;
create unique index sample_index on customers(id);
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