1. Write SQL queries for each of the tasks using MySQL workbench.
2. You cannot use Workbench’s GUI to create database schemas and tables – you must write your own SQL statements.
3. Follow the underscore convention when naming your database schema, entities and attributes.
Consider the following two tables and their logical structures:
accounts
Field name Primary Key Data type Is null? Is auto-increment?
account_id yes INT no yes
balance no DOUBLE no no
type no VARCHAR(30) no no
date_opened no DATETIME no no
status no VARCHAR(30) no no
transactions
Field name Primary Key Data type Is null? Is auto-increment?
transaction_id yes INT no yes
date_time no DATETIME no no
amount no DOUBLE no no
remaining_balance no DOUBLE no no
account_id no INT no no
Task 1: Create a database called bank using CREATE DATABASE statement.
Task 2: In database bank, create the following entity tables:
1. account
2. transactions
Each tables logical structure should correspond to the descriptions provided in this assignment. Use CREATE TABLE statement.
Task 3: Use ALTER TABLE statement to create a foreign key connection account_id in transactions table to account_id in accounts table.
Task 4: For each entity table, insert rows using INSERT statement:
1. At least 3 accounts in the accounts table
2. At least 5 transactions in the transactions table. Make sure that at least one account has multiple transactions.
You can make up your own data for the INSERT statements.
Task 5: Write a SELECT statement to display top 2 accounts sorted by date created in descending order.
Task 6: Write a SELECT statement to display transactions for a particular account number (hard-code account number in the where clause).
Task 7: Write an UPDATE statement to update all account statuses to ‘active’.
Task 8: DELETE one row of your choice from transactions table. Be careful – make sure to write a correct WHERE clause.
Save your SQL script as YourLastname_Assignment#.sql and submit through CourseWeb.
