CSE581: Introduction to DBMS
ORACLE Assignment No.１
DUE: March 18, 2009
Points: 15
THIS ASSIGNMENT MUST BE DONE INDIVIDUALLY
Please submit the printout that contains SQL expressions and the results (see details later in the
assignment). You may discuss this assignment with others, however the submission should be
your own work.
Description of relations and data
There are four tables in this assignment. Table names, attributes, and their descriptions are given
below.
A. PLAYERS table
Attributes
Description
PLAYERNO
Unique number of the player assigned by the club
NAME
Surname of the player
INIT
Initials of the players
(no full stops or spaces are used after each separate letter)
YEAR_OF_BIRTH
Year in which the player was born
YEAR_JOINED
Year in which the player joined the club
STREET
Name of the street in which the player lives
TOWN
Town or city in which the player lives
LEAGUENO
Unique league number assigned by the league or blank for recreational
players
B. TEAMS table
Attributes
Description
TEAMNO
Unique number of the team
PLAYERNO
Player number of the player who captains the team; players may captain
multiple teams
DIVISION
Division in which the league has placed the team
C. MATCHES table
Attributes
Description
MATCHNO
Unique number of the match
TEAMNO
Number of the team
PLAYERNO
Number of the player
WON
Number of sets that the player won in the match
LOST
Number of sets that the player lost in the match
D. PENALTIES table
Attributes
Description
PAYMENTNO
Unique number for each penalty the club has received and paid
PLAYERNO
Number of the player who has incurred the penalty
PENDATE
Date on which the penalty was paid
AMOUNT
Amount of the penalty; Unit is dollar
Part I Creating tables and inserting data
Write SQL expressions to create the above four relations and insert the following sample data to
each relation accordingly. After creating tables and inserting data to each relation, show the
column definitions and all information for each table. When you create the tables, you should
decide the data type for each column in each table and constraints for each relation.
A. PLAYERS table
PLAYER
NO
NAME
INIT
YEAR
OF
BIRTH
YEAR
JOINED
STREET
TOWN
LEAGUE
NO
6
Parmenter
R
1964
1977
Haseltine Lane
Stratford
8467
44
Baker
E
1963
1980
Lewis Street
Inglewood
1124
83
Hope
PK
1956
1982
Magdalene Road
Stratford
1608
2
Everett
R
1948
1975
Stoney Road
Stratford
2411
27
Collins
DD
1964
1983
Long Drive
Eltham
2513
104
Moorman
D
1970
1984
Stout Street
Eltham
7060
GWS
1963
1981
Edgecombe Way
Stratford
7
Wise
57
Brown
M
1971
1985
Edgecombe Way
Stratford
39
Bishop
D
1956
1980
Eaton Square
Stratford
112
Bailey
IP
1963
1984
Vixen Road
Plymouth
1319
8
Newcastle
B
1962
1980
Station Road
Inglewood
2983
100
Parmenter
P
1963
1979
Haseltine Lane
Stratford
6524
28
Collins
C
1963
1983
Old Main Road
Midhurst
95
Miller
P
1963
1972
High Street
Douglas
B. TEAMS table
TEAMNO
PLAYERNO
DIVISION
1
6
first
2
27
second
6409
C. MATCHES table
MATCHNO
TEAMNO
PLAYERNO
WON
LOST
1
1
6
3
1
2
1
6
2
3
3
1
6
3
0
4
1
44
3
2
5
1
83
0
3
6
1
2
1
3
7
1
57
3
0
8
1
8
0
3
9
2
27
3
2
10
2
104
3
2
11
2
112
2
3
12
2
112
1
3
13
2
8
0
3
D. PENALTIES table
PAYMENTNO
PLAYERNO
PENDATE
AMOUNT
1
6
08-DEC-80
100.00
2
44
05-MAY-81
75.00
3
27
10-SEP-83
100.00
4
104
08-DEC-84
50.00
5
44
08-DEC-80
25.00
6
8
08-DEC-80
25.00
7
44
30-DEC-82
30.00
8
27
12-NOV-84
75.00
Part II Write SQL expressions for the following queries.
Write SQL expressions and print output results for the following queries. You should try to do all
but must do at least 15 of the following.
1. Get the player number and the league number of each player resident in Inglewood; order by
league number
Multiple Tables:
2. Find the team number and the name of the captain of each team
3. Get the numbers and names of the players who are younger than C. Collins
Multiple Conditions with AND, OR, and NOT
4. Give the numbers and names of the players who joined the club after they had become 16 and
before their 20s (Use BETWEEN)
5. Give the numbers and names of the players who live at Haseltine Lane or Edgecombe Way in
Stratford (Use IN)
6. Find the number and name of each player whose name has an B as the first letter. (Use LIKE)
7. Get the number and name of each player who has no league number (Use NULL)
Functions:
8. How many players live in Inglewood
9. What is the difference between the highest and lowest penalty in cents
10. Which players have incurred a penalty greater than the average penalty
Group By:
11. For each town, find the number of players
12. For each team, give the team number, the number of matches that has been played for that
team and the total number of sets lost.
Having Clause:
13. Get the number of each player who has incurred more than one penalty
14. For each player who has incurred more than $99 worth of penalties in total, find the player
number and the total amount of penalties
Order By Clause:
15. Find the payment number and the player number of each penalty, sort the result by player
number
16. Give the payment number and the player number of each penalty, sort the result by player
number in descending order and within that by payment number in ascending order
Subquery:
17. Get the three highest league numbers
18. Give the number of each player who has played for at least one of the teams in which player
104 has ever player
Updating Tables:
19. The Parmenter family has moved house to Palmer Street in Inglewood
20. The number of sets won and lost for match 2 has to equal those of match 1
21. Delete all penalties incurred by player 44
Views:
22. Create a view with player number, the name, the initials, and the year of birth of each player
who lives in Stratford
What to submit:
For Part I: You should submit the SQL statements you are using to create and populate tables.
Show the column definition and all information for each table.
For Part II: you should submit the SQL statements you are using to query the database and the
database output.