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This document provides an overview of a SQL certification course that teaches how to convert a relational design into tables in MS SQL Server. The course project involves defining relations, attributes, primary keys, and foreign keys to create tables for users, roles, accounts, and statuses and inserting at least two rows of data per table while establishing relationships between the tables through foreign keys. Students will perform tasks of defining the schema, populating the tables with test data, and deleting all records.

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Project 3 Ms SQL Dev PDF

This document provides an overview of a SQL certification course that teaches how to convert a relational design into tables in MS SQL Server. The course project involves defining relations, attributes, primary keys, and foreign keys to create tables for users, roles, accounts, and statuses and inserting at least two rows of data per table while establishing relationships between the tables through foreign keys. Students will perform tasks of defining the schema, populating the tables with test data, and deleting all records.

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Relational Database Design

SQL Certification Course


Training for MS SQL Server

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Problem Statement: How to convert a relational design into tables in SQL Server

Topics: In this project, you will work on converting a relational design that enlists various users, their
roles, user accounts, and their statuses into different tables in SQL Server and insert data into them.
Having at least two rows in each of the tables, you have to ensure that you have created respective
foreign keys.

Tasks to Be Performed:

 Define relations/attributes
 Define primary keys
 Create foreign keys

1) Insert data into each of the above tables. With at least two rows in each of the table, make sure,
that you have created respective foreign keys.

2) Delete all the data from each of the tables.

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