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    Database Design
    3-3: Speaking ERDish and Drawing Relationships
    Practice Activities
    Objectives
    • State relationships between entities in precise words (ERDish)
    • Draw and label relationships correctly on an ERD

    Vocabulary
    Identify the vocabulary word for each definition below.
    ERDish The language or statements used to describe
    relationships between entities in an entity-relationship
    diagram.

    Try It / Solve It
    1. The goal of this practice is to read a relationship. Which text corresponds to the diagram?

    a. Each EMPLOYEE may be assigned to one or more DEPARTMENTs.


    Each DEPARTMENT must be responsible for one or more
    EMPLOYEEs.

    b. Each EMPLOYEE must be assigned to one and only one DEPARTMENT.


    Each DEPARTMENT must be responsible for one or more EMPLOYEEs.

    c. Each EMPLOYEE must be assigned to exactly one DEPARTMENT.


    Each DEPARTMENT may be responsible for exactly one
    EMPLOYEE.

    2. In the diagram for #1 identify the symbols for cardinality.


    Crow foot on Employee side and Single toe on Department side.

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    respective owners.

    3. In the diagram for #1 identify the symbols for optionality.

    Solid line on Employee side and solid line on Department side.

    4. Read the relationship in the diagram below. Write the ERD statement for the relationship.

    Each camera can be used to take one or multiple photos and every photograph must
    be taken with one camera.

    5. Read each relationship in the model below. For each relationship, write the ERD state
    ment and your comments. Use your knowledge of normal people and towns in your com
    ments.

    1. ERD statement: Each person can be born in one of many towns and each town can
    only a birthplace to one person. Correct statement: the line should be fully dotted
    because people can also be born in cities or countryside.
    2. ERD statement: Each person must be living in one and only one town. Each town
    may be the hometown of one or more people. What is wrong: people can have more
    than one house and people can live in the city or countryside too.
    3. ERD statement: Each person may be a visitor of one or more towns. Each town must
    be visited by one or more people. Correct statement: original statement is correct in
    my opinion.
    4. ERD statement: Each person may be mayor of one and only one town. Each town
    may be governed by one and only one person. Correct statement: original statement
    is correct in my opinion.
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    respective owners.

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