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    EE436L: Database Engineering: Lab Manual

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    This document is a lab manual for a database engineering course. It provides instructions on using views and triggers in MySQL. It defines views as reusable queries that encapsulate complex queries and provide security. It then lists 5 common commands for working with views: CREATE VIEW, INSERT IN VIEW, DELETE IN VIEW, UPDATE OF VIEW, and DROP OF VIEW. It provides examples of using these commands to create and access views of a hotel booking database. It also provides an instruction to create an audit trigger for an employee table to log changes to the employeeAudit table.

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    This document is a lab manual for a database engineering course. It provides instructions on using views and triggers in MySQL. It defines views as reusable queries that encapsulate complex queries and provide security. It then lists 5 common commands for working with views: CREATE VIEW, INSERT IN VIEW, DELETE IN VIEW, UPDATE OF VIEW, and DROP OF VIEW. It provides examples of using these commands to create and access views of a hotel booking database. It also provides an instruction to create an audit trigger for an employee table to log changes to the employeeAudit table.

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    This document is a lab manual for a database engineering course. It provides instructions on using views and triggers in MySQL. It defines views as reusable queries that encapsulate complex queries and provide security. It then lists 5 common commands for working with views: CREATE VIEW, INSERT IN VIEW, DELETE IN VIEW, UPDATE OF VIEW, and DROP OF VIEW. It provides examples of using these commands to create and access views of a hotel booking database. It also provides an instruction to create an audit trigger for an employee table to log changes to the employeeAudit table.

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    EE436L: Database Engineering: Lab Manual

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    Lab Manual

    EE436L: Database

    9 Engineering
    Department of Electrical Engineering
    University of Engineering and Technology Lahore 2020
    Instructor: Mr. Umer Shahid

    Name
    Registration Number _

    Views and Triggers


    Views in MySQL help to encapsulate complex query and make it reusable. It also provides user
    security on each view - it depends on your data policy security. There are a few commands
    which are applied on Database to create, edit, or delete any view.

    1. COMMAND NAME: CREATE VIEW


    COMMAND DESCRIPTION: CREATE VIEW command is used to define a view.
    2. COMMAND NAME: INSERT IN VIEW
    COMMAND DESCRIPTION: INSERT command is used to insert a new row into the
    view.
    3. COMMAND NAME: DELETE IN VIEW
    COMMAND DESCRIPTION: DELETE command is used to delete a row from the view.
    4. COMMAND NAME: UPDATE OF VIEW
    COMMAND DESCRIPTION: UPDATE command is used to change a value in a tuple
    without changing all values in the tuple.
    5. COMMAND NAME: DROP OF VIEW
    COMMAND DESCRIPTION: DROP command is used to drop the view table

    Please write the following queries to create and access the views on the database that you
    are using in last 2 labs.
    I. Use views to list the details of all rooms at the Marriott Hotel, including the name of the
    guest(s) staying in the room, if the room is occupied and the prices of the rooms.
    (VIEW1)

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    II. Use View to List the names and addresses of all guests in London, alphabetically ordered
    by name. (VIEW2)
    III. Use View to List the bookings for which no dateTo has been specified. (VIEW3)
    IV. Insert a new tuple in VIEW2 by using “INSERT INTO VIEW2” command and check if
    new data has updated the original table or not.
    V. Update the price of all rooms in VIEW1 and check if update operation is performed on
    original database or not.
    VI. Create a trigger to audit the changes of the employee table. First, create an employee
    table with appropriate attributes. Then, create an employeeAudit table that keeps the
    changes in the employee table. Add appropriate attributes in the table. In order to fetch
    the details of trigger, you may refer the following link:
    https://www.w3resource.com/mysql/mysql-triggers.php

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