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Movies Database

The document contains SQL commands to create tables for an actor, director, movies, movie cast, and rating database with primary and foreign keys defined between the tables.

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Movies Database

The document contains SQL commands to create tables for an actor, director, movies, movie cast, and rating database with primary and foreign keys defined between the tables.

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create table ACTOR(

Act_id varchar(10) primary key,


Act_Name varchar(30),
Act_Gender varchar(6));

Create table DIRECTOR(


Dir_id varchar(10) primary key,
Dir_Name varchar(30),
Dir_Phone number(10));

create table MOVIES(


Mov_id varchar(10) primary key,
Mov_Title varchar(20),
Mov_Year date,
Mov_Lang varchar(10),
Dir_id varchar(10),
Foreign key(Dir_id) references DIRECTOR(Dir_id) on delete cascade);

create table MOVIE_CAST(


Act_id varchar(10),
Mov_id varchar(10),
Role varchar(20),
primary key(Act_id,Mov_id),
Foreign key(Act_id) references ACTOR(Act_id) on delete cascade,
Foreign key(Mov_id) references MOVIES(Mov_id) on delete cascade);

create table RATING(


Mov_id varchar(10) primary key,
Rev_Stars number(2,2),
Foreign key(Mov_id) references MOVIES(Mov_id) on delete cascade);

select * from tab;

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