Individuals or employers may want to store, view, manage, share information about their personal properties e.g., belongings-car, smartphone, wallet, glasses with their friend, family members.

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Belongings DB

Individuals or employers may want to store, view, manage, share information about their personal properties e.g., belongings-car, smartphone, wallet, glasses with their friend, family members.

It may be related to some tables, e.g., persons, product catalog, purchase, and management.

 

DATABASE DESIGN

1. ER Model (Diagram)
2. Data Dictionary table List table name, attribute name and type, description, primary key/foreign key, reference table, etc.
3. ER Model Components List the relationship and cardinality between entities
4. Normalization (1NF, 2NF, 3NF)

 

DATABASE IMPLEMENTATION

1. Table structure (include CREATE, DESC)
2. All data from tables (include INSERT, SELECT * FROM tablename)
3. Database Maintenance

Add a new row

Update old data

Delete data

 

QUERYING RESULTS

 Samples of data maintenance performed on the table. Queries based on a single table (5 queries)

Samples of queries into your database to show its retrieval power Queries based on the multiple tables (10 quires )

SUMMARY/CONCLUSION

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