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This document outlines the structure of four database tables: ADMIN, ORDER, PRODUCT, and USER. The ADMIN table contains fields for an admin's username and password. The ORDER table tracks orders with fields for username, product code, quantity, and payment status. The PRODUCT table contains product details like code, name, price, quantity, date, description, and image. Finally, the USER table stores user profile information like name, birthdate, age, gender, contact details, address, and login credentials.

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This document outlines the structure of four database tables: ADMIN, ORDER, PRODUCT, and USER. The ADMIN table contains fields for an admin's username and password. The ORDER table tracks orders with fields for username, product code, quantity, and payment status. The PRODUCT table contains product details like code, name, price, quantity, date, description, and image. Finally, the USER table stores user profile information like name, birthdate, age, gender, contact details, address, and login credentials.

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4Normalization TABLE NAME: ADMIM

Admin_username

Admin_password

TABLE NAME: ORDER

Username

Product_code

O_quantitty

O_Payment_status

TABLE NAME: PRODUCT

Product_code

Product_name

Product_price

Product_quantity

Product_date

Admin_username

Product_description

Product_pic

TABLE NAME: USER

User_firstname

User_middlename

User_lastname

User_birthmont h

User_birthdate

User_birthyear

User_age

User_gender

User_contactnumber

User_address

Username

Password

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