Problem 20.a
Using MySQL, create a table named CUST_MYSQL with the same fields as inProblem 16, except, use the AUTO_INCREMENT feature for the CUST_NUM field.
Problem 20.b
Using MySQL, alter the table to populate the CUST_NUM field, beginning the increment with2000.
Problem 20.c
Using MySQL, populate the CUST_LNAME, CUST_FNAME, and CUST_BALANCE fields with the following customers:
CUST_LNAME |
CUST_FNAME |
CUST_BALANCE |
---|
Smith |
Jeanne |
1050.11 |
Ortega |
Juan |
840.92 |
Problem 21.a
Using MySQL, create a table named INV_MYSQL with the same fields as inProblem 17, except, use the AUTO_INCREMENT feature for the INV_NUM field. Do not create a FOREIGN KEY constraint.
Problem 21.b
Using MySQL, alter the table to populate the INV_NUM field, beginning the increment with9000.
Problem 21.c
Populate the CUST_NUM, INV_DATE, and INV_AMOUNT fields with the following customers:
CUST_NUM |
INV_DATE |
INV_AMOUNT |
---|
1000 |
2016-03-23 |
235.89 |
1001 |
2016-03-23 |
312.82 |
1001 |
2016-03-30 |
528.10 |
1000 |
2016-04-12 |
194.78 |
1000 |
2016-04-23 |
619.44 |
Problem 22
Insert the following customer into the CUST_MYSQL table, allowing the AUTO_INCREMENT attribute set up inProblem 20.a andProblem 20.b to generate the customer number automatically:
CUST_LNAME |
CUST_FNAME |
CUST_BALANCE |
---|
Powers |
Ruth |
500 |