Closed krithikvaidya closed 4 years ago
@krithikvaidya I'd like to work on this. Can you please assign this to me?
@bhawesh96 sure, go ahead :). Mention whether you'll be doing it in MySQL or SQLite3 though
can I perfrom this in Mysql?
@PriyanshTri , I've already completed this in MySQL. Can you look for some other issue? I'm about to submit a PR.
@PriyanshTri you can try it with SQLite if you wish
Assign this to me. I will do it in MySQL
please assign this to me i can do this in sqlite3
Cool, go ahead @priyalgupta09
Assign this to me. I will do it in MySQL
@henrykorir sorry, it's already been done in MySQL
Please assign it to me i have already done such database in sqlite3. should i upload both .txt and .sqlite files or only one of them. @krithikvaidya
@krithikvaidya Bro i am done with the sqlite3 version on the database. Please assign it to me so that i can make a PR
@krithikvaidya please reply, whether you are assigning it to me or letting her make that pr with sqlite3
@adhamale2810 please be patient and give the issue creator time to respond.
Since the person who claimed it before didn't complete it within the time limit, you can go ahead.
Sorry brother i wasn't knowing that there is some time limit.This is my first time participating in HacktoberFest
@adhamale2810 no problem, the purpose of Hacktoberfest is to get accustomed to contributing to open source projects :)
Description
Using MySQL or SQLite3, create a database named 'smartphones'. Within this database, create a single table 'smartphone_details'. In this table, create the following fields with the appropriate types and constraints:
Then, insert the following tuples of data into the 'smartphone_details' table:
(1, 'Pixel 3', 'Google', 57000.00, 'Android', '2018-10-09'), (2, 'iPhone XR', 'Apple', 49999.00, 'iOS', '2018-09-12'), (3, 'iPhone 11 Pro', 'Apple', 99900.00, 'iOS', '2019-09-10'), (4, 'Galaxy Note 10 Plus', 'Samsung', 85000.00, 'Android', '2019-08-07'), (5, 'iPhone XS Max', 'Apple', 94999.00, 'iOS', '2018-09-12'), (6, 'Galaxy A50s ', 'Samsung', 19949.00, 'Android', '2019-08-22'), (7, 'Galaxy S9', 'Samsung', 44990.00, 'Android', '2018-03-16'), (8, 'ROG Phone II', 'Asus', 37999.00, 'Android', '2019-09-23'), (9, 'Mi A3', 'Xiaomi', 12999.00, 'Android', '2019-08-21'), (10, 'Galaxy A10', 'Samsung', 7990.00, 'Android', '2019-03-02')
Now, perform the following queries on your database (Print values in all columns for each tuple):
Details
Issue requirements / progress
Resources
MySQL Youtube Tutorial SQLite3 Youtube Tutorial
Directory Structure
Within this repository's 'systems' folder, create a folder called 'SQL_Operations' (if it doesn't exist yet). Within this folder, place the file in which you have written the script for the task. The file name should be either MySQL(.txt/.sql) or SQLite3 (.txt/.sql)
Note
Please claim the issue first by commenting here before starting to work on it. While submitting a PR, request a review from @krithikvaidya Doubts and clarifications are welcome.