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Using the 'from join delete' Alternative to Delete Data



Drop table DVDs;
Drop table Studios;


CREATE TABLE DVDs
(
   DVDID SMALLINT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
   DVDName VARCHAR(60NOT NULL,
   NumDisks TINYINT NOT NULL DEFAULT 1,
   YearRlsd YEAR NOT NULL,
   StudID VARCHAR(4NOT NULL
ENGINE=INNODB;


CREATE TABLE Studios
(
   StudID VARCHAR(4NOT NULL,
   StudDescrip VARCHAR(40NOT NULL,
   PRIMARY KEY (StudID)
)
ENGINE=INNODB;

INSERT INTO Studios VALUES ('s101', 'Universal Studios'),
                           ('s102', 'Warner Brothers'),
                           ('s103', 'Time Warner'),
                           ('s104', 'Columbia Pictures'),
                           ('s105', 'Paramount Pictures'),
                           ('s106', 'Twentieth Century Fox'),
                           ('s107', 'Merchant Ivory Production');


INSERT INTO DVDs 
(DVDName, NumDisks, YearRlsd, StudID)
VALUES 
     ('Christmas', 12000's105'),
     ('What',      12001's103'),
     ('Out',       12000's101'),
     ('Falcon',    12000's103'),
     ('Amadeus',   11997's103'),
     ('Show',      22000's106'),
     ('View',      12000's107'),
     ('Mash',      22001's106');


select from DVDs;

DELETE DVDs
FROM DVDs, Studios
WHERE DVDs.StudID=Studios.StudID
   AND Studios.StudDescrip='New Line Cinema';


select from DVDs;

           
       



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