create table Member_ID(
Member_ID not null,
Title varchar(4) not null,
Forename varchar(30) not null,
Surname varchar(30) not null,
DOB date not null,
Address 1 varchar (30), not null,
Address 2 varchar (30), not null,
Postcode varchar(8), not null,
MobileNo char (11), not null,
Email varchar (30), not null,
Gender char (1), not null,
Medical varchar (30), not null,
Joining_Date date not null,
Paid varchar (4), not null,
Membership_Type char(1), not null,
Staff_Initials char (2), not null,
Primary key (Member_ID) );
create table class(
Class_Name varchar (30) not null,
ClassDayofWeek date not null,
Class_Time select get date not null,
Class_Duration char(4) not null,
Studio_ID char (4) not null,
Instructor_ID int not null,
create table class_list(
Class_ID varchar (30) not null,
Member_ID not null,
Date_Booked date not null,
create table Instructor(
Instructor_ID not null,
InsFirstName varchar (30) not null,
InsSurname varchar (30) not null,
InsContactNo char (11) not null,
create table Equipment(
Equip_ID not null,
Supplier_ID not null,
Studio_ID not null,
Equip_Name varchar (30),
create table supplier(
Supplier_ID not null,
Supplier_Name varchar (30) not null,
SupplierContactNo char (11) not null,
Supplier_Email varchar (30) not null,
create table Equipment_Maintanence(
Maintenence_ID not null,
EquipID not null,
Main_date date not null
Maint_ID not null,
Eng_Name varchar (30)
Fault_Desc varchar (200)
Maint_Type varchar (7)
Hi,
I am attempting to create a table in MySQL and am a beginner so please be patient. I am getting syntax error on lines 2, 7, 26, 32. Everything else seems to be error free and unsure. I've spent quite some time figuring out. Any advice thanks.
There are plenty of errors in this sql, for example let's get first table "create table Member_ID(" and its
2nd string:
Member_ID not null - you should add type, for example
int
Member_ID int not null - normal definition for field
7th string
Address 1 varchar (30), not null, - you should use another column name, f.e Address 1 and remove extra comma after varchar (30) and before not null
Address_1 varchar(30) not null - normal definition for field
So I have fixed whole first table and get this code:
create table Member_ID(
Member_ID int not null,
Title varchar(4) not null,
Forename varchar (30) not null,
Surname varchar (30) not null,
DOB date not null,
Address_1 varchar(30) not null,
Address_2 varchar(30) not null,
Postcode varchar(8) not null,
MobileNo char(11) not null,
Email varchar(30) not null,
Gender char(1) not null,
Medical varchar(30) not null,
Joining_Date date not null,
Paid varchar(4) not null,
Membership_Type char(1) not null,
Staff_Initials char(2) not null,
Primary key (Member_ID)
);
you forget to add the datatype for alot of columns like Member_ID not null it should be Member_ID int not null
also if the column name have space you should be like that
`Address 1` varchar(30) not null
not
Address 1 varchar(30) not null
also Postcode varchar(8), not null, here there are extra , it should be Postcode varchar(8) not null,
and there few , and ); you forget to write
this seem work to me
create table Member_ID(
Member_ID int not null,
Title varchar(4) not null,
Forename varchar(30) not null,
Surname varchar(30) not null,
DOB date not null,
`Address 1` varchar(30) not null,
`Address 2` varchar(30) not null,
Postcode varchar(8) not null,
MobileNo char (11) not null,
Email varchar (30) not null,
Gender char (1) not null,
Medical varchar (30) not null,
Joining_Date date not null,
Paid varchar(4) not null,
Membership_Type char(1) not null,
Staff_Initials char (2) not null,
Primary key (Member_ID)
);
create table class(
Class_Name varchar (30) not null,
ClassDayofWeek date not null,
`Class_Time select get` date not null,
Class_Duration char(4) not null,
Studio_ID char (4) not null,
Instructor_ID int not null
);
create table class_list(
Class_ID varchar(30) not null,
Member_ID int not null,
Date_Booked date not null
);
create table Instructor(
Instructor_ID int not null,
InsFirstName varchar (30) not null,
InsSurname varchar (30) not null,
InsContactNo char (11) not null
);
create table Equipment(
Equip_ID int not null,
Supplier_ID int not null,
Studio_ID int not null,
Equip_Name varchar (30)
);
create table supplier(
Supplier_ID int not null,
Supplier_Name varchar (30) not null,
SupplierContactNo char (11) not null,
Supplier_Email varchar (30) not null
);
create table Equipment_Maintanence(
Maintenence_ID int not null,
EquipID int not null,
Main_date date not null,
Maint_ID int not null,
Eng_Name varchar(30),
Fault_Desc varchar (200),
Maint_Type varchar (7)
);
Related
i have a table in sql "empleado", from which, one of the attributes I want it be calculated.
This is the code:
create table empleado (
dni char(9) not null,
contrasena varchar (20) not null,
nombre varchar (30) not null,
apellidos varchar (60) not null,
direccion varchar (80) not null,
telefono char (9) not null,
tipo varchar(30) not null,
fechaIngreso date not null,
antiguedad Integer as getdate()-fechaIngreso,
salario real not null check (salario >0),
primary key (dni)
);
The attribute antiguedad must be the actual date - "fechaIngreso" in days. How could I solve this problem?
Your syntax suggests that you are using SQL Server, not MySQL. You can do what you want with a computed column in SQL Server:
create table empleado (
dni char(9) not null,
contrasena varchar (20) not null,
nombre varchar (30) not null,
apellidos varchar (60) not null,
direccion varchar (80) not null,
telefono char (9) not null,
tipo varchar(30) not null,
fechaIngreso date not null,
antiguedad as (cast(getdate() - fechaIngreso as int)),
salario real not null check (salario > 0),
primary key (dni)
);
In MySQL, you would use a view to do the same thing.
create table empleado (
dni char(9) not null,
contrasena varchar (20) not null,
nombre varchar (30) not null,
apellidos varchar (60) not null,
direccion varchar (80) not null,
telefono char (9) not null,
tipo varchar(30) not null,
fechaIngreso date not null,
antiguedad Integer as DATEDIFF(dd,fechaIngreso, getdate())
salario real not null check (salario >0),
primary key (dni)
);
CREATE SCHEMA GRADEBOOK;
CREATE TABLE GRADEBOOK.PERSON
(PERSON_ID INT NOT NULL,
Fname varchar(15) NOT NULL,
Minit varchar (1),
Lname varchar(15) NOT NULL,
B_date date NOT NULL,
SEX varchar(1) NOT NULL,
ADDRESS varchar(50) NOT NULL,
TELEPHONE VARCHAR(12),
STATUS varchar(10) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (PERSON_ID))
ENGINE=INNODB;
CREATE TABLE GRADEBOOK.STUDENT
(STUDENT_ID INT NOT NULL,
SUBJECT_ID VARCHAR (30) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (STUDENT_ID))
ENGINE=INNODB;
CREATE TABLE GRADEBOOK.ALUMNUS
(STUDENT_ID INT NOT NULL,
GRAD_YEAR date NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY(STUDENT_ID))
ENGINE=INNODB;
CREATE TABLE GRADEBOOK.SUBJECT
(SUBJECT_ID VARCHAR (30) NOT NULL,
SUBJECT_NAME VARCHAR (20) NOT NULL,
CLASS_ID VARCHAR (20) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (SUBJECT_ID))
ENGINE=INNODB;
CREATE TABLE GRADEBOOK.HOUSE
(HOUSE_ID INT NOT NULL,
HOUSE_NAME VARCHAR (20) NOT NULL,
HOUSE_COLOR VARCHAR (20) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (HOUSE_ID))
ENGINE=INNODB;
CREATE TABLE GRADEBOOK.CLUB
(CLUB_ID INT auto_increment NOT NULL,
CLUB_name varchar(20) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (CLUB_ID))
ENGINE=INNODB;
CREATE TABLE GRADEBOOK.HOMEROOM
(HOMEROOM_ID VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
CLASS_ID VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY( HOMEROOM_ID))
ENGINE=INNODB;
CREATE TABLE GRADEBOOK.CLASS
(CLASS_ID VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
CLASS_name VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
HOMEROOM_ID VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (CLASS_ID))
ENGINE=INNODB;
CREATE TABLE GRADEBOOK.TEACHER
(TEACHER_ID INT NOT NULL,
HOOMROOM VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
SUBJECT_ID VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
YEAR INT NOT NULL,
TERM VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY(TEACHER_ID))
ENGINE=INNODB;
Syntax error:-
CREATE TABLE CUSTOMER (
CustomerID Int NOT NULL IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY,
CustomerName Char(25) NOT NULL,
CustomerDeliveryAddress Char(25) NOT NULL,
CustomerPhone Char (10) NOT NULL,
CustomerBillingAddress Char(25) NOT NULL,
CustomerCreditCard Int NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT CustomerPK PRIMARY KEY(CustomerID)
);
In mysql there is nothing named identity, instead there is AUTO_INCREMENT
CREATE TABLE CUSTOMER (
CustomerID INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
CustomerName Char(25) NOT NULL,
CustomerDeliveryAddress Char(25) NOT NULL,
CustomerPhone Char (10) NOT NULL,
CustomerBillingAddress Char(25) NOT NULL,
CustomerCreditCard Int NOT NULL
);
u have to declare primary key only once
CREATE TABLE CUSTOMER (
CustomerID INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
CustomerName Char(25) NOT NULL,
CustomerDeliveryAddress Char(25) NOT NULL,
CustomerPhone Char (10) NOT NULL,
CustomerBillingAddress Char(25) NOT NULL,
CustomerCreditCard Int NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY(CustomerID));
I am creating tables where I have foreign keys. This is part of the statements. For some reason I cannot get it to work.
What am i doing wrong?
CREATE TABLE Doctor (
NPI NUMBER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
LNAME VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
FNAME VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
PHONE NUMBER NOT NULL,
ADDRESS VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL
CITY VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL );
CREATE TABLE Patient (
SSN NUMBER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
INSURANCE_POLICY_ID NUMBER NOT NULL,
LNAME VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
FNAME VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
DOB DATE NOT NULL,
PHONE NUMBER NOT NULL,
ADDRESS VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
CITY VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
FOREIGN KEY (INSURANCE_POLICY_ID) REFERENCES INSURANCE (INSURANCE_POLICY_ID));
You have tagged your question with SQL Server and MySql both, in both of these RDBMS there is no data type called Number but there is a data type to store numbers it is called INT or INTEGER.
Therefore your table definitions should be as follow:
CREATE TABLE Doctor (
NPI INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY ,
LNAME VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
FNAME VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
PHONE INT NOT NULL, --<-- should be a varchar since most phone numbers have a leading zero
ADDRESS VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
CITY VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL );
CREATE TABLE Patient (
SSN INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
INSURANCE_POLICY_ID INT NOT NULL,
LNAME VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
FNAME VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
DOB DATE NOT NULL,
PHONE INT NOT NULL,
ADDRESS VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
CITY VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
FOREIGN KEY (INSURANCE_POLICY_ID)
REFERENCES INSURANCE (INSURANCE_POLICY_ID));
I'm trying to build a schema for class but I get this:
You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'NULL, Apartment INTEGER NULL, City ' at line 4.
Here is my code:
CREATE TABLE CUSTOMER PIZZA ORDER NUMBER(
Last_Name VARCHAR(25) PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
First_Name VARCHAR(25) NOT NULL,
Street VARCHAR NULL,
Apartment INTEGER NULL,
City VARCHAR NULL,
State VARCHAR(2) NOT NULL,
Zip_Code INTEGER(5) NOT NULL,
Home_Phone INTEGER(10) NOT NULL,
Mobile_Phone INTEGER(10) NOT NULL,
Other_Phone INTEGER(10) NOT NULL,
QTY_of_Pizzas INTEGER NOT NULL,
Special_Handling_Notes VARCHAR NOT NULL,
Pizza_ID INTEGER NOT NULL,
Pizza_Name VARCHAR NOT NULL,
Pizza_Description VARCHAR NOT NULL,
Pizza_Size VARCHAR NOT NULL,
Pizza_Price INTEGER NOT NULL,
Pizza_Photo_URL VARCHAR NOT NULL,
Pizza_Order_Timestamp INTEGER NOT NULL,
Pizza_Order_ID INTEGER NOT NULL,
);
CREATE TABLE PIZZA TABLE(
Pizza_ID INTEGER NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
Pizza_Name VARCHAR NOT NULL,
Pizza_Description VARCHAR NOT NULL,
Pizza_Size VARCHAR NOT NULL,
Pizza_Price INTEGER NOT NULL,
Pizza_Photo_URL VARCHAR NOT NULL,
);
CREATE TABLE CUSTOMER PIZZA TABLE(
Pizza_Order_ID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
Pizza_Order_Timestamp INTEGER NOT NULL,
QTY_of_Pizzas INTEGER NOT NULL,
Special_Notes VARCHAR NOT NULL,
Last_Name VARCHAR(25) NOT NULL,
First_Name VARCHAR(25) NOT NULL,
Street VARCHAR NOT NULL,
Apartment VARCHAR NOT NULL,
City VARCHAR NOT NULL,
State VARCHAR(2) NOT NULL,
ZIP INTEGER(5) NOT NULL,
Home_Phone INTEGER(10) NOT NULL,
Mobile_Phone INTEGER(10) NOT NULL,
Other_Phone INTEGER(10) NOT NULL,
Pizza_ID INTEGER NOT NULL,
);
CREATE TABLE PIZZA TABLE(
Pizza_ID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
Pizza_Name VARCHAR NOT NULL,
Pizza_Description VARCHAR NOT NULL,
Pizza_Size VARCHAR NOT NULL,
Pizza_Price INTEGER NOT NULL,
Pizza_Photo_URL VARCHAR NOT NULL,
);
CREATE TABLE CUSTOMER TABLE(
Customer_ID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL.
Last_Name VARCHAR NOT NULL,
First_Name VARCHAR NOT NULL,
Street VARCHAR NULL
Apartment INTEGER NULL,
City VARCHAR NULL,
State VARCHAR(2) NOT NULL,
ZIP INTEGER(5) NOT NULL,
Home_Phone INTEGER(10) NOT NULL,
Mobile_Phone INTEGER(10) NOT NULL,
Other_Phone INTEGER(10) NOT NULL,
);
CREATE TABLE PIZZA ORDER TABLE(
Pizza_Order_ID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
Pizza_ID INTEGER NOT NULL,
Customer_ID INTEGER NOT NULL,
QTY_of_Pizzas INTEGER NOT NULL,
Special_Notes VARCHAR NOT NULL,
Pizza_Order_Timestamp INTEGER NOT NULL,
);
There are two tables have the same name.
Some "," using "." to spilt.
Missing "," to spilt
Table name contain space?
I think if you fix the above problem, it would be fine.