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    MyDB Script

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    The document creates a myDB database and defines two tables (employees and products) within it. It then populates the products table with sample data and modifies the structure and data of the employees table. Transactions and customers tables are also created with a foreign key relationship between them. Various SQL commands are used to manipulate the database structure and populate/modify data.

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    The document creates a myDB database and defines two tables (employees and products) within it. It then populates the products table with sample data and modifies the structure and data of the employees table. Transactions and customers tables are also created with a foreign key relationship between them. Various SQL commands are used to manipulate the database structure and populate/modify data.

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    The document creates a myDB database and defines two tables (employees and products) within it. It then populates the products table with sample data and modifies the structure and data of the employees table. Transactions and customers tables are also created with a foreign key relationship between them. Various SQL commands are used to manipulate the database structure and populate/modify data.

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    CREATE DATABASE myDB;

    USE myDB;

    CREATE TABLE employees (


    employee_id INT,
    first_name VARCHAR(50),
    last_name VARCHAR(50),
    hourly_pay DECIMAL(5, 2),
    hire_date DATE
    );

    CREATE TABLE products (


    product_id INT,
    product_name VARCHAR(25) UNIQUE,
    price DECIMAL(4, 2)
    );

    ALTER TABLE products


    ADD CONSTRAINT UNIQUE(product_name);

    ALTER TABLE products


    ALTER price SET DEFAULT 0;

    SELECT * FROM products;

    INSERT INTO products


    VALUES (100, "Hamburger", 3.99),
    (101, "Fries", 1.89),
    (102, "Soda", 1.00),
    (103, "Ice cream", 1.49);

    INSERT INTO products (product_id, product_name)


    VALUES (104, "Straw"),
    (105, "Napkin"),
    (106, "Fork"),
    (107, "Spoon");

    SELECT * FROM employees;

    RENAME TABLE workers TO employees;

    ALTER TABLE employees ADD phone_number VARCHAR(15);

    ALTER TABLE employees


    CHANGE phone_number email VARCHAR(50);

    ALTER TABLE employees


    MODIFY COLUMN email VARCHAR(100);

    ALTER TABLE employees


    MODIFY COLUMN email VARCHAR(100)
    AFTER last_name; /* Con la palabra reservada AFTER puedo indicar luego de que
    columna va a ir la columna modificada */
    /* Si quiero que se ubique al principio uso la
    palabra reservada FIRST */

    ALTER TABLE employees


    DROP COLUMN email;
    DESC employees;

    INSERT INTO employees


    VALUES (2, "Squidward", "Tentacles", 15.00, "2023-01-03"),
    (3, "Spongebob", "Squarepants", 12.50, "2023-01-04"),
    (4, "Patrick", "Star", 12.50, "2023-01-05"),
    (5, "Sandy", "Cheeks", 17.25, "2023-01-06");

    INSERT INTO employees (employee_id, first_name, last_name)


    VALUES (6, "Sheldon", "Plankton");

    SELECT * FROM employees;

    SELECT first_name, last_name


    FROM employees;

    SELECT *
    FROM employees
    WHERE hourly_pay >= 15;

    SELECT *
    FROM employees
    WHERE hire_date IS NULL;

    USE myDB;

    UPDATE employees
    SET hourly_pay = 10.50,
    hire_date = "2023-01-07"
    WHERE employee_id = 6;

    UPDATE employees
    SET hire_date = NULL
    WHERE employee_id = 6;

    ALTER TABLE employees


    ADD CONSTRAINT chk_hourly_pay CHECK (hourly_pay >= 10); /* Con CHECK puedo hacer
    una verificacion de un dato para darle entrada a la base de datos */

    ALTER TABLE employees


    DROP CHECK chk_hourly_pay;

    CREATE TABLE customers (


    customer_id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT,
    first_name VARCHAR(50),
    last_name VARCHAR(50)
    );

    CREATE TABLE transactions (


    transaction_id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT,
    amount DECIMAL(5, 2),
    customer_id INT,
    CONSTRAINT fk_customer_id FOREIGN KEY (customer_id) REFERENCES customers
    (customer_id)
    );

    ALTER TABLE transactions


    DROP FOREIGN KEY fk_customer_id; /* Con esta accion eliminaria la FOREIGN KEY de la
    tabla sin eliminar la columna */

    ALTER TABLE transactions


    ADD CONSTRAINT fk_customer_id
    FOREIGN KEY (customer_id) REFERENCES customers (customer_id); /* Se puede alterar
    el nombre de la CONSTRAINT si nos olvidamos de ponerle uno */

    DROP TABLE transactions;

    ALTER TABLE transactions


    ADD CONSTRAINT PRIMARY KEY (transaction_id);

    ALTER TABLE transactions


    AUTO_INCREMENT = 1000;

    INSERT INTO customers (first_name, last_name) VALUES


    ("Fred", "Fish"),
    ("Larry", "Lobster"),
    ("Bubble", "Bass"),
    ("Poppy", "Puff");

    INSERT INTO transactions (amount, customer_id) VALUES


    (4.99, 3),
    (2.89, 2),
    (3.38, 3),
    (4.99, 1),
    (1.00, NULL);

    DELETE FROM transactions


    WHERE customer_id IS NULL;

    SELECT * FROM customers;


    SELECT * FROM transactions;

    /*DROP TABLE customers;


    DROP TABLE transactions;*/

    use myDB;

    SELECT transaction_id, amount, first_name, last_name


    FROM transactions t INNER JOIN customers c
    ON t.transaction_id = c.customer_id;

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