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create table employee6(FullName varchar(50),
DateOfBirth int,MobileNO int,
HigherQualification varchar(50),
ApplyingFor varchar(50),Regno int);
insert into employee6 
values('SRINIVASULU',1986,9908273648,'M.TECH','SOFTWARE DEVELOPER',369)

PLEASE DID U FOUND ANY ERROR..PLEASE CORRECT IT

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Do you receive an error when you execute it? –  Shawn Melton Jun 16 '14 at 11:41

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You have MobileNo defined as INT and then you try to insert a number that is higher than the maximum value of INT.

For a discussion on a good data type for phone numbers, see the discussion here.

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