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I just need the queries. create Table Erik(p_id number primary key); Create tabl

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Question

I just need the queries.

create Table Erik(p_id number primary key);

Create table

Erik_Morataya

(

Id_number NOT NULL. Unique,

Lastname varchar2(20) NOT NULL,

Firstsname varchar2(20),

Gender char(10),

DOB date,

PRIMARY KEY(Id),

Foreign Key (Id) REFERENCES Erik(P_Id)

Check (Id>0)

);

Use the UPDATE command to update multiple values in the table created in the above database. Use the SELECT * FROM your_table_name; command to display the content of the table (make sure to substitute your_table_name with the actual name of your table).

Use the DELETE command to delete one specific row from the table created in the above database. Use the SELECT * FROM your_table_name; command to display the content of the table (make sure to substitute your_table_name with the actual name of your table).

Use the COMMIT statement to save changes in the table created in the above database. Use the SELECT * FROM your_table_name; command to display the content of the table (make sure to substitute your_table_name with the actual name of your table).

Use the ROLLBACK command to undo changes in the table created in the above database. What happened? Why? Use the SELECT * FROM your_table_name; command to display the content of the table (make sure to substitute your_table_name with the actual name of your table).

Use the DROP TABLE command to drop the table created in the above database.

Explanation / Answer

1)Use the UPDATE command to update multiple values in the table created in the above database.

Ans:UPDATE Erik_Morataya SET Lastname varchar2='Schmidt', Firstsname='Alfred',Gender='M,DOB='12/12/1995';

2)Use the SELECT * FROM your_table_name

Ans:

SELECT * FROM NEW_TABLE_NAME;

3)Use the DELETE command to delete one specific row from the table created in the above database. Use the SELECT * FROM your_table_name;

DELETE FROM NEW_TABLE_NAME where id=1234;

SELECT * FROM NEW_TABLE_NAME;

4)COMMIT;

SELECT * FROM NEW_TABLE_NAME;

5)ROLLBACK;

(The ROLLBACK command is the transactional command used to undo transactions that have not already been saved to the database.)Hence table name will not be changed it remains as "NEW_TABLE_NAME".

6) SELECT * FROM NEW_TABLE_NAME;

7) DROP TABLE NEW_TABLE_NAME;

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