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Programming Assignment Unit 5 Solution v2

This document discusses the SQL statements used to create 8 tables for a medical database: Specialty, Doctor, Patient, Allergy, PatientAllergy, Appointment, Medicine, and PatientMedicine. It explains that constraints can be defined directly in a Create Table statement or by altering an existing table. It also notes that some databases use separate date and time data types while others allow them to be used together.

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Programming Assignment Unit 5 Solution v2

This document discusses the SQL statements used to create 8 tables for a medical database: Specialty, Doctor, Patient, Allergy, PatientAllergy, Appointment, Medicine, and PatientMedicine. It explains that constraints can be defined directly in a Create Table statement or by altering an existing table. It also notes that some databases use separate date and time data types while others allow them to be used together.

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Assignment Unit 5 – Solution


The following SQL statements are used to create the Specialty, Doctor, Patient, Allergy, PatientAllergy,
Appointment, Medicine, and PatientMedicine tables.

As you can see Not Null constraints are added using the “Not Null” clause. We can define constraints in
two ways:
1) A constraint can directly be defined in Create Table statement.
2) A constraint can be defined by altering an existing table with a constraint as in altering Doctor
Table.

Using dates and times could be confusing in SQL. IBM DB2 and OpenOffice BASE use “date” and “time”
data types separately. However, date and time could be used together with Oracle and Microsoft SQL
Server.

Specialty Table

Create Table Specialty(
SpecialtyNumber char(10) Not Null,
SpecialtyName char (40),
CONSTRAINT pk_sn PRIMARY KEY (SpecialtyNumber),
CONSTRAINT uq_sn Unique (SpecialtyNumber)
);


Doctor Table

Create Table Doctor(
DoctorID char(10) Not Null,
Name char (40) Not Null,
Phone char (20) Not Null,
SpecialtyNumber char(10) Not Null,
Supervisor char(10),
CONSTRAINT pk_did PRIMARY KEY (DoctorID),
CONSTRAINT uq_did Unique (DoctorID)
);

ALTER TABLE Doctor
ADD CONSTRAINT fk_Specialty FOREIGN KEY (SpecialtyNumber)
REFERENCES Specialty(SpecialtyNumber);
Patient Table

Create Table Patient(
PatientID char(10) Not Null,
Name char(40) Not Null,
Phone char(20) Not Null,
Email char(40),
Address char(100) Not Null,
AddedDate date Not Null,
DoctorID char(10) Not Null,
CONSTRAINT pk_pid PRIMARY KEY (PatientID),
CONSTRAINT uq_pid Unique (PatientID),
CONSTRAINT fk_doctor FOREIGN KEY (DoctorID) REFERENCES Doctor(DoctorID)
);


Allergy Table

Create Table Allergy(
AllergyID char(10) Not Null,
AllergyName char(40) Not Null,
CONSTRAINT pk_aid PRIMARY KEY (AllergyID),
CONSTRAINT uq_aid Unique (AllergyID)
);


PatientAllergy Table

Create Table PatientAllergy(
AllergyID char(10) Not Null,
PatientID char(10) Not Null,
CONSTRAINT pk_apid PRIMARY KEY (AllergyID,PatientID),
CONSTRAINT uq_apid Unique (AllergyID,PatientID),
CONSTRAINT fk_allergy FOREIGN KEY (AllergyID) REFERENCES Allergy(AllergyID),
CONSTRAINT fk_patient FOREIGN KEY (PatientID) REFERENCES Patient(PatientID)
);







Appointment Table

Create Table Appointment(
AppointmentID char(10) Not Null,
PatientID char(10) Not Null,
DoctorID char(10) Not Null,
AppointmentDate date Not Null,
BloodPressure smallint Not Null,
Weight decimal(5,2) Not Null,
TreatmentNotes char(255) Not Null,
CONSTRAINT pk_appid PRIMARY KEY (AppointmentID),
CONSTRAINT uq_appid Unique (AppointmentID),
CONSTRAINT fk_doctor_app FOREIGN KEY (DoctorID) REFERENCES Doctor(DoctorID),
CONSTRAINT fk_patient_app FOREIGN KEY (PatientID) REFERENCES Patient(PatientID)
);


Medicine Table

Create Table Medicine(
MedicineID char(10) Not Null,
MedicineName char (40) Not Null,
CONSTRAINT pk_mid_pk PRIMARY KEY (MedicineID),
CONSTRAINT uq_mid Unique (MedicineID)
);


PatientMedicine Table

Create Table PatientMedicine(
AppointmentID char(10) Not Null,
MedicineID char(10) Not Null,
CONSTRAINT pk_pmid PRIMARY KEY (AppointmentID,MedicineID),
CONSTRAINT uq_pmid Unique (AppointmentID,MedicineID),
CONSTRAINT fk_appointment FOREIGN KEY (AppointmentID) REFERENCES
Appointment(AppointmentID),
CONSTRAINT fk_medicine FOREIGN KEY (MedicineID) REFERENCES Medicine(MedicineID)
);

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