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INSERT INTO Ocena (id, vrednost, datum, opis, UCENIK_JMBG, UCENIK_RAZRED_I, p-r-p_id,	p-r-p_Profesor_JMBG, p-r-p_Predmet_id)
VALUES (1, 5, '2022-10-05', 'o', '2609004781017', 1, 1,'2601980781017', 1);

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Adds a constraint that limits the value which can be added to a column.
Example 1 (MySQL): Makes sure any users added to the users table are 18
or over.
CREATE TABLE users (
first_name varchar(255),
age int,
CHECK (age>=18)
);
Example 2 (MySQL): Adds a check after the table has already been
created.
ALTER TABLE users
ADD CHECK (age>=18);

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CREATE TABLE employee

   ( employee_id VARCHAR(20),

    Name VARCHAR (20),

    Address VARCHAR (20),

    Mobile_no  SMALLINT);

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select * from movie where mname like'%r' and where category='family';

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CREATE TABLE Provider (ProviderID CHAR(6) not null, FirstName VARCHAR(24) not null,
                       LastName VARCHAR(64) not null, PRIMARY KEY (ProviderID) );
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName) 
VALUES ('123456', 'Spock', 'Ben');
SELECT*FROM Provider;
ALTER TABLE Provider ADD COLUMN HireDate date;
UPDATE Provider SET FirstName = 'Ben' WHERE ProviderID = '123456';
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123457', 'Schweitzer', 'Albert', '1990-05-09');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123458', 'Shepherd', 'Derek', '2005-03-27');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123459', 'Sloan', 'Mark', '2005-03-27');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123460', 'Thomas', 'Brett', '2020-01-15');
SELECT*FROM Provider;
SELECT LastName, HireDate FROM Provider;
SELECT DISTINCT HireDate FROM Provider;
SELECT LastName, FirstName FROM Provider WHERE ProviderID = '123456';
SELECT ProviderID, LastName FROM Provider WHERE Hiredate >= '2010-01-01';
SELECT*FROM Provider WHERE HireDate BETWEEN '1990-01-01'
AND '2020-03-31';
SELECT ProviderID, LastName, FirstName FROM Provider WHERE HireDate is NULL
ALTER TABLE Provider ADD COLUMN Salary float;
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 65000 WHERE ProviderID = '123456';

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CREATE TABLE Provider (ProviderID CHAR(6) not null, FirstName VARCHAR(24) not null,
                       LastName VARCHAR(64) not null, PRIMARY KEY (ProviderID) );
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName) 
VALUES ('123456', 'Spock', 'Ben');
SELECT*FROM Provider;
ALTER TABLE Provider ADD COLUMN HireDate date;
UPDATE Provider SET FirstName = 'Ben' WHERE ProviderID = '123456';
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123457', 'Schweitzer', 'Albert', '1990-05-09');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123458', 'Shepherd', 'Derek', '2005-03-27');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123459', 'Sloan', 'Mark', '2005-03-27');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123460', 'Thomas', 'Brett', '2020-01-15');
SELECT*FROM Provider;
SELECT LastName, HireDate FROM Provider;
SELECT DISTINCT HireDate FROM Provider;
SELECT LastName, FirstName FROM Provider WHERE ProviderID = '123456';
SELECT ProviderID, LastName FROM Provider WHERE Hiredate >= '2010-01-01';
SELECT*FROM Provider WHERE HireDate BETWEEN '1990-01-01'
AND '2020-03-31';
SELECT ProviderID, LastName, FirstName FROM Provider WHERE HireDate is NULL
ALTER TABLE Provider ADD COLUMN Salary float;
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 65000 WHERE ProviderID = '123456';

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CREATE TABLE Provider (ProviderID CHAR(6) not null, FirstName VARCHAR(24) not null,
                       LastName VARCHAR(64) not null, PRIMARY KEY (ProviderID) );
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName) 
VALUES ('123456', 'Spock', 'Ben');
SELECT*FROM Provider;
ALTER TABLE Provider ADD COLUMN HireDate date;
UPDATE Provider SET FirstName = 'Ben' WHERE ProviderID = '123456';
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123457', 'Schweitzer', 'Albert', '1990-05-09');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123458', 'Shepherd', 'Derek', '2005-03-27');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123459', 'Sloan', 'Mark', '2005-03-27');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123460', 'Thomas', 'Brett', '2020-01-15');
SELECT*FROM Provider;
SELECT LastName, HireDate FROM Provider;
SELECT DISTINCT HireDate FROM Provider;
SELECT LastName, FirstName FROM Provider WHERE ProviderID = '123456';
SELECT ProviderID, LastName FROM Provider WHERE Hiredate >= '2010-01-01';
SELECT*FROM Provider WHERE HireDate BETWEEN '1990-01-01'
AND '2020-03-31';
SELECT ProviderID, LastName, FirstName FROM Provider WHERE HireDate is NULL
ALTER TABLE Provider ADD COLUMN Salary float;
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 65000 WHERE ProviderID = '123456';
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 9500 WHERE ProviderID = '123457';

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CREATE TABLE Provider (ProviderID CHAR(6) not null, FirstName VARCHAR(24) not null,
                       LastName VARCHAR(64) not null, PRIMARY KEY (ProviderID) );
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName) 
VALUES ('123456', 'Spock', 'Ben');
SELECT*FROM Provider;
ALTER TABLE Provider ADD COLUMN HireDate date;
UPDATE Provider SET FirstName = 'Ben' WHERE ProviderID = '123456';
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123457', 'Schweitzer', 'Albert', '1990-05-09');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123458', 'Shepherd', 'Derek', '2005-03-27');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123459', 'Sloan', 'Mark', '2005-03-27');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123460', 'Thomas', 'Brett', '2020-01-15');
SELECT*FROM Provider;
SELECT LastName, HireDate FROM Provider;
SELECT DISTINCT HireDate FROM Provider;
SELECT LastName, FirstName FROM Provider WHERE ProviderID = '123456';
SELECT ProviderID, LastName FROM Provider WHERE Hiredate >= '2010-01-01';
SELECT*FROM Provider WHERE HireDate BETWEEN '1990-01-01'
AND '2020-03-31';
SELECT ProviderID, LastName, FirstName FROM Provider WHERE HireDate is NULL
ALTER TABLE Provider ADD COLUMN Salary float;
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 65000 WHERE ProviderID = '123456';
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 9500 WHERE ProviderID = '123457';

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CREATE TABLE Provider (ProviderID CHAR(6) not null, FirstName VARCHAR(24) not null,
                       LastName VARCHAR(64) not null, PRIMARY KEY (ProviderID) );
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName) 
VALUES ('123456', 'Spock', 'Ben');
SELECT*FROM Provider;
ALTER TABLE Provider ADD COLUMN HireDate date;
UPDATE Provider SET FirstName = 'Ben' WHERE ProviderID = '123456';
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123457', 'Schweitzer', 'Albert', '1990-05-09');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123458', 'Shepherd', 'Derek', '2005-03-27');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123459', 'Sloan', 'Mark', '2005-03-27');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123460', 'Thomas', 'Brett', '2020-01-15');
SELECT*FROM Provider;
SELECT LastName, HireDate FROM Provider;
SELECT DISTINCT HireDate FROM Provider;
SELECT LastName, FirstName FROM Provider WHERE ProviderID = '123456';
SELECT ProviderID, LastName FROM Provider WHERE Hiredate >= '2010-01-01';
SELECT*FROM Provider WHERE HireDate BETWEEN '1990-01-01'
AND '2020-03-31';
SELECT ProviderID, LastName, FirstName FROM Provider WHERE HireDate is NULL
ALTER TABLE Provider ADD COLUMN Salary float;
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 65000 WHERE ProviderID = '123456';
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 9500 WHERE ProviderID = '123457';
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 142000 WHERE ProviderID = '123458';
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 130000 WHERE ProviderID = '123459';
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 160000 WHERE ProviderID = '123460';

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CREATE TABLE Provider (ProviderID CHAR(6) not null, FirstName VARCHAR(24) not null,
                       LastName VARCHAR(64) not null, PRIMARY KEY (ProviderID) );
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName) 
VALUES ('123456', 'Spock', 'Ben');
SELECT*FROM Provider;
ALTER TABLE Provider ADD COLUMN HireDate date;
UPDATE Provider SET FirstName = 'Ben' WHERE ProviderID = '123456';
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123457', 'Schweitzer', 'Albert', '1990-05-09');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123458', 'Shepherd', 'Derek', '2005-03-27');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123459', 'Sloan', 'Mark', '2005-03-27');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123460', 'Thomas', 'Brett', '2020-01-15');
SELECT*FROM Provider;
SELECT LastName, HireDate FROM Provider;
SELECT DISTINCT HireDate FROM Provider;
SELECT LastName, FirstName FROM Provider WHERE ProviderID = '123456';
SELECT ProviderID, LastName FROM Provider WHERE Hiredate >= '2010-01-01';
SELECT*FROM Provider WHERE HireDate BETWEEN '1990-01-01'
AND '2020-03-31';
SELECT ProviderID, LastName, FirstName FROM Provider WHERE HireDate is NULL
ALTER TABLE Provider ADD COLUMN Salary float;
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 65000 WHERE ProviderID = '123456';
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 9500 WHERE ProviderID = '123457';
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 142000 WHERE ProviderID = '123458';
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 130000 WHERE ProviderID = '123459';
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 160000 WHERE ProviderID = '123460';
SELECT*FROM PROVIDER;

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CREATE TABLE Provider (ProviderID CHAR(6) not null, FirstName VARCHAR(24) not null,
                       LastName VARCHAR(64) not null, PRIMARY KEY (ProviderID) );
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName) 
VALUES ('123456', 'Spock', 'Ben');
ALTER TABLE Provider ADD COLUMN HireDate date;
UPDATE Provider SET FirstName = 'Ben' WHERE ProviderID = '123456';
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123457', 'Schweitzer', 'Albert', '1990-05-09');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123458', 'Shepherd', 'Derek', '2005-03-27');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123459', 'Sloan', 'Mark', '2005-03-27');
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, LastName, FirstName, HireDate)
VALUES ('123460', 'Thomas', 'Brett', '2020-01-15');
ALTER TABLE Provider ADD COLUMN Salary float;
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 65000 WHERE ProviderID = '123456';
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 9500 WHERE ProviderID = '123457';
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 142000 WHERE ProviderID = '123458';
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 130000 WHERE ProviderID = '123459';
UPDATE Provider SET Salary = 160000 WHERE ProviderID = '123460';
INSERT INTO Provider (ProviderID, FirstName, LastName, HireDate)
VALUES('123461','George', 'Brett', '2020-04-01');

CREATE TABLE Patient (PatientID, CHAR(6) not full, FirstName VARCHAR(24) not null, LastName VARCHAR(64) not full, 
                      DOB date, PrimaryProviderID CHAR(6), PRIMARY KEY (PatientID) );
INSERT INTO Patient VALUES ('000001', 'Brad', 'Parker', '1986-03-22', '123456');
INSERT INTO Patient VALUES ('000003', 'Diana', 'Prince', '2002-12-09', '123457');
INSERT INTO Patient VALUES ('000004', 'Bruce', 'Wayne', '1970-04-14', '123459');

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