Solved–Lab 3 Assignment: Relational Modeling– Solution

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This assignment is to practice the relational modeling: convert an ER model into the Relational model for a speci c database. The correct ER diagrams for the exercises from the previous lab are given to you and you should use them as a reference, when you are creating the relational model.   To do this…

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This assignment is to practice the relational modeling: convert an ER model into the Relational model for a speci c database. The correct ER diagrams for the exercises from the previous lab are given to you and you should use them as a reference, when you are creating the relational model.

 

To do this assignment, you need to carefully read the lab notes and un-derstand how di erent ER connectors are modeled in database. Please pay attention to those constraints in the ER model. When you nish, create a single \.sql” le contains all the SQL statements that will create all the tables for both of the two exercises. (Inside the \.sql” le, you can use \{” at the beginning of a line to add comments.) Make sure you sql script is \recreatable”, i.e. add \DROP TABLE” statements in the beginning of the script, so that PosgreSQL will not complain, when you will try to create the same table twice.

 

  1. Use the entity-relational model created for Exercise 1 (University database) in the previous lab. Here it is a solution for this exercise. Construct a corresponding relational schema and database in Postgres.

 

  1. Use the entity-relational model created for Exercise 2 (Notown Records) in the previous lab. Here it is a solution for this exercise. Construct a corresponding relational schema and database in Postgres.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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