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    The document provides instructions for a lab assignment to deduce the schema of a SportMotors database based on examining 12 tables. Students are asked to identify primary keys and foreign key relationships by filling out a table. The table includes columns for the table name, primary key, foreign key, matching primary key, and referential actions on update and delete. An example is provided. Students should submit their completed table in the assigned format by the due date.

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    The document provides instructions for a lab assignment to deduce the schema of a SportMotors database based on examining 12 tables. Students are asked to identify primary keys and foreign key relationships by filling out a table. The table includes columns for the table name, primary key, foreign key, matching primary key, and referential actions on update and delete. An example is provided. Students should submit their completed table in the assigned format by the due date.

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    DSO428 Fall2016 Lab #1 Deduce Schema

    Due: 11:59pm, Fri, Sep.09


    Note: The file name must be renamed to
    yourLastName_yourFirstName_Lab1.docx or
    yourLastName_yourFirstName_Lab1.doc.

    1. Login into the database (following instructions in Lab 0 slides) and click on
    SportMotors database. There are 12 tables in the SportMotors database.
    After examining each table (by clicking on Select Top 1000 Rows on
    each table), prepare a schema of what you think the database looks like
    (tables and their relationships). For your convenience, I also include an
    excel with all the 12 tables (Lab 1 tables.xlsx).
    2. An example table (SportCategory) looks like the following with all rows,
    columns and attribute names. Using the information of all tables, play
    detective and deduce the primary key foreign key combinations for the
    SportMotors database.

    Lab 1 Assignment: After examining the data on various forms, fill


    out the table below. It is about identifying primary keys, foreign
    keys, and integrity constraints. In the second column, write the
    primary key of each table. For a row you write the primary key of a
    table, leave the columns 3,4,5,6 empty. For a row you write a
    foreign key and its matching primary key, leave column 2 empty. A
    few examples are given in the table. Add more rows as needed.
    Notes: The answer for the last 2 columns on referential action is
    relatively flexible. There could be more than one answer depending
    on business rules in specific context (e.g. I gave an example in
    lecture that No action/Cascade/Set NULL may all make sense for
    branchno in Staff table). You can give more than one answer
    based on your understanding of potential business rules.
    TA will focus on your answer in the first 4 columns
    (Table,PK,FK,Matching PK) when grading this lab (i.e. your answer

    for the last 2 columns will not be graded). However, the last 2
    columns on the concept of referential action are also very important
    and will be in the quiz and midterm/final. Please still try it first and
    check your answer when the solution for this lab is posted.
    I will briefly clarify the requirement during lab. Please let TA or me
    know if you have any questions. Please submit your answer on
    BlackBoard before the due day.
    Table

    Primary Key

    Foreign Key

    SportCategory
    SportColor
    SportCustomer
    SportCustomer

    CategoryID
    ColorDescription
    CustomerID
    -

    SportDepartme
    nt

    DepartmentID

    SportEmployee
    SportEmployee

    EmployeeID

    SportInventory
    SportInventory

    InventoryID

    StateAbbreviatio
    n
    -

    Matching Primary
    Key
    StateAbbreviation in
    SportState
    -

    ON
    UPDATE
    NO ACTION

    DepartmentMana
    gerID

    EmployeeID in
    SportEmployee

    NO ACTION

    DepartmentID

    DepartmentID in
    SportDepartment

    CategoryID

    CategoryID in
    SportCategory
    SubCategoryID in
    SportSubCategory
    SupplierID in
    SportSupplier
    ColorDescription in
    SportColor

    SportInventory

    SubCategoryID

    SportInventory

    SupplierID

    SportInventory

    ColorDescription

    SportOrder
    SportOrder

    OrderID
    CustomerID

    SportOrder

    EmployeeID

    SportOrder

    PaymentType

    SportOrderDetai
    l
    SportOrderDetai
    l
    SportOrderDetai
    l
    SportPaymentTy
    pe
    SportState
    SportSubCatego
    ry
    SportSubCatego
    ry
    SportSupplier
    SportSupplier

    CustomerID in
    SportCustomer
    EmployeeID in
    SportEmployee
    PaymentType in
    SportPaymentType

    (OrderID,
    InventoryID)

    NO ACTION
    NO ACTION
    NO ACTION
    NO ACTION

    NO ACTION
    NO ACTION
    NO ACTION
    -

    ON
    DELETE
    NO
    ACTION
    NO
    ACTION
    NO
    ACTION
    NO
    ACTION
    NO
    ACTION
    NO
    ACTION

    NO
    ACTION
    NO
    ACTION
    NO
    ACTION
    -

    OrderID

    OrderID in
    SportOrder

    NO ACTION

    NO
    ACTION

    InventoryID

    InventoryID in
    SportInventory

    NO ACTION

    PaymentType

    NO
    ACTION
    -

    StateAbbreviatio
    n
    SubCategoryID

    NO ACTION

    NO
    ACTION
    NO

    CategoryID

    CategoryID in
    SportCategory

    StateAbbreviatio

    StateAbbreviation in

    SupplierID

    NO ACTION

    SportState

    ACTION

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