Data base of pakistan cricket international stadiums & coding ERD... DESIGNS... TABLES

1. Group No.5
Name
Sarmad Ali
Muhammad Abdullah
Noman Rasool
Hashaam Altaaf
Syed Muhammad Hanif Shah
Imran Ahmed
M.Hamza Hanif
M.Usama Yosuf
Roll No.
01
02
25
38
45
46
6
48

2. Department of Information Technology
Solution of Laboratory Manual
Submitted By: Group No.5
Registration No.: BSIT-ISP-MLT-grp #5
Session: 2018
Class: BSIT-5th A
Submitted To: Sir Muhammad Nouman Farooq

3. Course: Advance Database Systems (CS-214)
Project Contents
 Perliminary Study
 Database Structure
 Data-Types
 ERD (Entity Relationship Diagram)
 Schema Diagram
 Database & Table Coding
 Views
 Joins
 Stored Procedures
 Triggers
Indexes
Simulator Used: XAMPP Integrated Development Environment using CONSOLE and Navicat
Graphical User Interface (GUI)

4. Perliminary study
 We discuss about he Pakistan international stadiums of crickets…..
 In this each INT_STADIUMS contain only one CITY ecah city must belong to one and only one
INT_STADIUM…..
 INSERT INTO `pakistan international stadiums`.`CITY` VALUES (`karachi,sindh`),(`lahore,punjab`)
,(`sialkot,pujab`),
 (`hyderabad,sindh`),(`gujranwala,punjab`),(`peshawar,kpk`),(`rawalpindi,punjab`),(`shiekhupura,punjab`)
,
 (`queeta,balochistan`),(`multan,punjab`);
 INSERT INTO `pakistan international stadiums`.`STADIUM` VALUES
(`stadium_name,stadium_capacity,stadium_yearbuilt`),
 (`natonal cricket stadium karachi,34228,1995`) , (`gadaffi stadium lahore,27000,1959`) , (`iqbal stadium
fsd,18000,1978`) ,
 (`jinnah stadium sialkot,20000,1920`) , (`niaz stadium hyderabad,15000,1959`) , (`jinnah stadium
gujranwala,20000,1989`) ,
 (`arbab stadium peshawar,20000,1995`) , (`rawalpindi stadium,25000,1993`) , (`shiekhupura
stadium,27000,1996`) ,
 (`ayyub stadium queeta,32000,1978`) , (`multan stadium,30000,2001`);

5. Solution of Database Structure
In this Database
 two Tables
 two Primary Keys
 No Foreign Keys
Solution of Database Types
 text( )
 Varchar( )
Solution of ERD (Entity Relationship Diagram)
Scenario=>in this scenario we study about pakistan cricket international stadiums.in this scenario
Each CITY must contain only one INT-STADIUM and each INT-STADIUM must belong to only and only one CITY.

6. Each CITY must contain only one INT-STADIUM and
each INT-STADIUM must belong to only and only one
CITY.
Relationships as per Business Rule

7. •Cordinality> CITY to INT_STADIUM (mandatory)
•Type of relationship> All relationships are one to one type of relationship.
•Degree> binary because of two entities

8. Database & Table Coding
DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS `pakistan cricket international stadiums`;
CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS `pakistan cricket international stadiums`;

9. USE `pakistan cricket international stadiums`;
CREATE TABLE `pakistan cricket international stadiums`.`CITY`
(
city_name varchar (15) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (city_name),
city_province text (16)
);
CREATE TABLE `pakistan cricket international stadiums`.`INT-STADIUM`
(
stadium_name varchar (14) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (stadium_name),
stadium_capacity int (5),
stadium_yearbuilt int (4),
city_name varchar (15)
);

10. Views & Indexes
• In SQL, a view is a virtual table based on the result set of
an SQL statement
• A view contains rows and columns, just like a real table
 create view view_name AS SELECT column_name from
database_name.table_name

12. Stored-Procedure
• A stored procedure is a set of SQL statements that can be stored in the server
• It is a method to encapsulate repetitive tasks
• They allow for variable declarations, flow control and other useful programming techniques
Syntax
 DELIMITER //
Create procedure show_continent()
Begin
Select *from `pakistan cricket international stadiums`,`CITY`;
END //

13. Triggers
• Kind of stored procedures
• Use only for DML (is a family of syntax elements similar to a computer programming language used for
selecting, inserting, deleting and updating data in a database) commands
• It fires automatically when these actions are attempted
Syntax
 DELIMITER //
CREATE trigger insertlocation after insert on location for each row
BEGIN
insert into `Pakistan cricket international stadiums`.location VALUES
('@Loc_ID','@Loc_e','@Loc_Country','@Loc_State','@Loc_City');
END //
Indexes
 Use for sorting record
 Create a sorted virtual copy
 Faster for efficient searching
 CREATE INDEX index_name ON database_name.table_name(column_name);