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This document is an assignment report on designing a relational database for a wildlife park. It includes understanding relational databases, designing tables to meet client requirements, developing the database, ensuring data integrity, and testing. Tables were created for animals, their diets, enclosures, species details, and keepers. Relationships were defined between the tables. Queries were developed to list keepers alphabetically, count animals in each enclosure type, and search for keeper details by rank.

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This document is an assignment report on designing a relational database for a wildlife park. It includes understanding relational databases, designing tables to meet client requirements, developing the database, ensuring data integrity, and testing. Tables were created for animals, their diets, enclosures, species details, and keepers. Relationships were defined between the tables. Queries were developed to list keepers alphabetically, count animals in each enclosure type, and search for keeper details by rank.

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An

Assignment 2/2 Report


On
A Relational Database
Submitted
For
Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma
I Year – I SEM
2022-2023
In
Information Technology

Submitted By
Ahmed ashraf
Mr. Mohammed Nadeem Momin
(Faculty in-Charge)

Department of Computer Science


British Applied College, Umm Al Quwain
Contents
Understanding the purpose and structure of relational database
management
systems....................................................................................................
................................................2 Explaining how the features of a
relational database are used for database
management............................................................................................
..........................................2 Designing a relational database to meet
client requirements.............................................8 Producing designs
for a relational database that meets client requirements...........10
Developing a relational database to meet client
requirements.........................................10 Validity and Integrity of
data......................................................................................................17
Creating
Forms......................................................................................................
...............................24
QUERIES...............................................................................................
..............................................35 Calculated
Fields.......................................................................................................
......................38
Reports....................................................................................................
...........................................39
Testing....................................................................................................
.............................................41 SECURITY FOR THE
DATABASE...........................................................................................
........46
REFERANCES.......................................................................................
..................................................47
In order to design a management information system, I
have been asked to create a relational database as an IT
consultant for Go Wild Wildlife Park. The database will
provide information on the animals' jobs as well as
other things. The owner of the park for everyday living
observed my discoveries and advised that I start
gathering information.
Diet
Diet ID Diet Type

Animal
Feeds/Day Consumes

Conservation
Status

Enclosure

Enclosure Type
Location
ID
Animal
Animal Gender
Year Animal
Animal Name
ID

Animal

Belongs Raised
To By

Keepers
Life
ID
Style

Species Keepers
Name Keepers
Details
Species
Species Group
HPS Keepers Rank
ID
DOB
Species
Type
The above pictures are the tables in which the data was field

This is the relationship between the tabled


1. A query to display an alphabetical sorted list of keepers,
showing ID, name and rank
2. A query to calculate the number of animals in each
type of enclosure
3. A query that would allow a user to enter the name of
keeper’s rank, display the keeper’s name and their data
of birth
P

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