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Open MySQL Workbench

1. Open MySQL Workbench and connect to your database server.


2. Create a new schema (database) by executing:

CREATE DATABASE EmployeeManagement;


USE EmployeeManagement;

2. Create Tables for 3NF

a. employees Table

CREATE TABLE departments (


departmentId INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT,
departmentName VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
managerName VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
managerContact VARCHAR(15) NOT NULL
);

Once this table is successfully created, you can proceed to create the employees table that
references it. Here's the updated SQL for the employees table to match this structure:

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CREATE TABLE employees (
employeeId INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT,
name VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
address VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
departmentId INT NOT NULL,
FOREIGN KEY (departmentId) REFERENCES departments(departmentId)
);

c. projects Table

CREATE TABLE projects (


projectId INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT,
projectCode VARCHAR(10) UNIQUE NOT NULL,
projectName VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL
);

d. employeeProjects Table

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CREATE TABLE employeeProjects (
employeeId INT NOT NULL,
projectId INT NOT NULL,
hoursWorked INT NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (employeeId, projectId),
FOREIGN KEY (employeeId) REFERENCES employees(employeeId),
FOREIGN KEY (projectId) REFERENCES projects(projectId)
);

3. Insert Data

a. Insert Data into departments

USE employeemanagement;
INSERT INTO departments (departmentName, managerName, managerContact)
VALUES
('HR', 'John White', '123-456-7890'),
('IT', 'Mark Brown', '987-654-3210');

b. Insert Data into employees

USE employeemanagement;
INSERT INTO employees (name, address, departmentId)
VALUES
('Alice Smith', 'NY, USA', 1),
('Bob Johnson', 'LA, USA', 2);

c. Insert Data into projects

USE employeemanagement;
INSERT INTO projects (projectCode, projectName)
VALUES
('P101', 'Recruitment'),
('P102', 'Training'),
('P103', 'System Upgrade');

d. Insert Data into employeeProjects

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INSERT INTO employeeProjects (employeeId, projectId, hoursWorked)
VALUES
(1, 1, 10),
(1, 2, 15),
(2, 3, 20);

4. Verify the Tables

Run the following queries to check the data in each table:

a. View Employees

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SELECT * FROM employees;

b. View Departments

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SELECT * FROM departments;

c. View Projects

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SELECT * FROM projects;

d. View Employee Projects

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SELECT * FROM employeeProjects;

5. Join Tables for Analysis

To view employee details along with their projects and hours worked, run:

use employeemanagement;
SELECT
e.name AS EmployeeName,
d.departmentName AS Department,
p.projectName AS Project,
ep.hoursWorked AS HoursWorked
FROM
employeeProjects ep
JOIN
employees e ON ep.employeeId = e.employeeId
JOIN
projects p ON ep.projectId = p.projectId
JOIN
departments d ON e.departmentId = d.departmentId;

Final Result:

Here’s the consolidated output from the query:

EmployeeName Department Project HoursWorked


Alice Smith HR Recruitment 10
Alice Smith HR Training 15
Bob Johnson IT System Upgrade 20

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