CSE532 Homework 2: Standard Deviation in JDBC and Stored Procedure Solved

Update: one more parameter is added for the JDBC function to support automated grading. If you submit before or on Feb 23,
you don't need to resubmit.
Due: March 2 midnight (11:59pm)
In this homework, you will write your own methods (in both JDBC and stored procedure) to compute standard deviation for
employee's salary. You can validate your methods using SQL's stddev function.
Data: You will use the employee table in DB2 sample database. If you want to create the table by yourself, you need to create a
table employee with this schema and load the sample data into the database first.
Standard deviation: In statistics, the standard deviation (SD, or σ ) is a measure that is
used to quantify the amount of variation or dispersion of a set of data values:
We will have two tasks for implementation the same function: one will be Java only (no stored procedure) using JDBC running
on the client, and the other will be stored procedure only running on the server. Please DON'T write your JDBC code to execute
your stored procedure.
Task 1: Write a JDBC program to compute the standard deviation of all salaries. Your program should run as "java -cp
"path2jdbcdriver.jar" SalaryStdDev databasename tablename login password", where tablename is the tablename, and login
and password are database login information. (We assume the database runs on localhost. )
Task 2: Write a SQL PL based stored procedure to compute the standard deviation of the salary. Your code should run as "db2 -
td@ -f stddev.sql"
Performance considerations: Try to minimize the number of table scans. For example, one avg computation will scan the table
once. Try to minimize system resources.