MySQL

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1. Numeric type
   1. BigInt (Really Larger Numebrs)
   2. Int (Big Values)
   3. Small Int (-32,768 to 32, 767)
   4. Tinyint (0 to 255)
   5. Decimal (m,d)
   6. Numeric (same As Decimal)
   7. Float (m,d)
2. Date and Time Data Type
   1. Datetime (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS)
   2. Date

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      • MySQL - (YYYY-MM-DD) Oracle - (DD-MMM-RR)
      1. Question

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         • How to See the Format in results ?
   3. Time (HH:MM:SS)
   4. Year (YYYY)
3. Character Type
   1. Char (M)
   2. Varchar (M)
   3. Text (to store large amount of text)
4. Blob (binary large object) - for storing images
5. Questions

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   • Unable to change the Column data type from Numeric to INT in SQL Deveopler tool... Why? Can we change the data type after table is created via SQL commands ??

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1. Not Null Constraint

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   • If you want to make sure taht a field gets some value for every row in the table, apply the not null constraint to it.
2. Default Constraint

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   • If while populating a table you miss giving a colum some value, the default value will be used
3. Unique constraint

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   • Unique constraint makes sure that all values entered for the field on which the constraint applied are different
4. Primary Key Constraint

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   • Not Null + Unique

1. Create Table

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   • Name the Table Define the Columns Mention data types of columns
   1. Syntax

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      • CREATE TABLE table_name ( col1 datatype, col2 datatype, . . col n datatype, PRIMARY KEY (column));
   2. Example

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      • CREATE TABLE employee ( id int PRIMARy KEY,  name varchar (50),  dob date,  email VARCHAR(50) ) =============== Create table emp_info as select id, name from employee;
   3. Questions

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      • 1. How to check the Constraints of a table ? 2. How to see the list of tables in Oracle ? (SHOW Tables - in MySQL) 3. How to check the two tables are having same columns or not ? 4. DB defined column names - like - ROWID in Oracle DB ?
2. Remove Table

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   • Deleting a table from database. Make sure to ensure the table by using  1) SHOW TABLES 2) DESC table_name
   1. Syntax

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      • DELETE TABLE table_name;
   2. Questions

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      • How to Remove only data from table ? any way to restore the deleted table ?
3. TRUNCATE
   1. Syntax

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      • TRUNCATE TABLE tab_name

1. INSERT

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   1. Syntax

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      • INSERT INTO table_name (Col 1, col3) VALUES (val 1, val 3) ==================== INSERT INTO table_name VALUES (val 1, val 2, .., val n) >> order of the values need to be correct in second one ==================== INSERT INTO emp_info (id,name, dob, email)  select from id, name, dob, email from employee. >> we can insert the data from other table also.
   2. Questions

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      • Can we avoid the column names, when inserting from another table like -  INSERT INTO emp_info (id,name,dob, email) SELECT all FROM employee;
2. SELECT
   1. Syntax

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      • SELECT col1, col3,.., coln FROM Table_name
   2. WHERE Clause

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      • Used to mention the conditions & joining the differnt tables
      1. Syntax

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         • SELECT col1 FROM table_name [WHERE condition]
   3. TOP / LIMIT Clause

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      • Used to fect the top N number of records from query. Not all DBs support Oracle supports ROWNUM while MySQL uses LIMIT
      1. Syntax

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         • MySQL -  SELECT Col-ListFROM table_name[WHERE condition]LIMIT n;
   4. ORDER BY Clause
      1. Syntax

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         • SELECT col-list FROM table_name [WHERE Condition] [ORDER BY Col2,Col4] [ASC/DSC]
   5. GROUP BY Clause

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      • GROUP BY always follow the WHERE Clause and must precede the ORDER BY clause
      1. Syntax

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         • SELECT col-list FROM table_name Where Condition [GROUP BY col] [ORDER BY col]
   6. DISTINT keyword

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      • Used to fetch the single record only, when table is having the same value/data in multiple rows
   7. AS Clause

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      • Giving different name to column headers in SELECT
3. UPDATE
   1. Syntax

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      • UPDATE table_name SET col2=val2,..coln=valn [WHERE condition]
4. DELETE
   1. Syntax

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      • DELETE FROM table_name [WHERE condition]
5. JOINS
   1. Syntax

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      • SELECT e.ename, d.dname From emp e join DEPT d on e.deptno=d.deptno;
   2. Questions

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      • Can we use JOINS for update / delete ?
   3. LEFT JOIN
   4. RIGHT JOIN
   5. FULL OUTER JOIN
6. VIEW

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   • View is same as a table without any storage.
   1. Syntax

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      • CREATE VIEW EMP_VIEW AS SELECT EMPNO,ENAME FROM EMP
7. SubQueries

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• These are used with WHERE clause to limit the number of rows in output

1. Arithmetic
   1. Addition (+)
   2. Subtraction (-)
   3. Multiplication (*)
   4. Division (/)
   5. Modular Division (%)
   6. Questions

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      • SELECT 5 + 5; is not working in SQL Developers. May be we can't use SQL Developer as calculator ??
2. Comparison

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   • To compare data present in columns to data specified in conditions
   1. Equal (=)
   2. Not Equal (<>)
   3. Greater Than (>)
   4. Less Than (<)
   5. Greather Than or Equal To(>=)
   6. Lessthan Or Equal to (<=)
3. Logical
   1. ALL
   2. AND
   3. BETWEEN
   4. IN
   5. LIKE

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      • Used to compare a value to similar values in a table in database Used with Wildcard characters - % (Percentage) &amp; _ (underscore) % - substitution for zero, one or many char's _ - stands for one character or number
      1. Syntax

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         • SELECT Column-list  FROM table_name [WHERE col LIKE '_XXX%']
   6. OR
   7. IS NULL

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• Map is for MySQL. =========http://www.oracle-dba-online.com/sql/oracle_sql_functions.htm

1. ABS
2. ROUND
3. DIV()
4. MOD()
5. CEIL
6. FLOOR
7. EXP(x)

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   • e = 2.57
8. LOG(X)
9. POWER(X,Y)
10. GREATEST(X,Y,Z)
11. LEAST
12. RADIANS

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    • Not working in ORACLE SQL
13. SQRT
14. TRUNCATE
15. RAND
16. CONCAT
17. UPPER
18. LOWER
19. INITCAP
20. TRIM
21. SUBSTR

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    • select substr('mohammed sami',10,3) from dual; Substr -------- sam
22. RIGHT
23. LEFT
24. LENGTH
25. INSERT
26. REPEAT
27. REPLACE
28. REVERSE
29. STRCMP
30. DATE & TIME
    1. ADDDATE
    2. SUBDATE
    3. DAYNAME
    4. CURDATE & CURTIME
    5. NOW()
    6. MAKEDATE
    7. MONTHNAME
    8. TIMEDIFF
    9. TIME_TO_SEC
31. Aggregate
    1. COUNT
    2. MAX
    3. MIN
    4. SUM
    5. AVERAGE