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The document outlines SQL commands to create a 'Library' database, including tables for 'User', 'Document', and 'User_Book'. It specifies the structure of each table, including fields and data types, and establishes foreign key relationships. Additionally, it includes an insertion command for an admin user into the 'User' table.

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The document outlines SQL commands to create a 'Library' database, including tables for 'User', 'Document', and 'User_Book'. It specifies the structure of each table, including fields and data types, and establishes foreign key relationships. Additionally, it includes an insertion command for an admin user into the 'User' table.

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CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS Library;

USE Library;

drop table User_Book;


DROP table Document;
Drop table User;
create table if not exists User (
username varchar(100) not null,
primary key (username),
password varchar(100) not null,
fullname varchar(100) not null,
borrowed int,
type varchar(5) not null
);
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Document(
ISBN int NOT NULL auto_increment,
Title VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL ,
Author VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL ,
Year INT(10),
imageData BLOB,
ImageURL VARCHAR(255),
remaining int not null,
categories varchar(255),
description text,
publishDate varchar(100),
PRIMARY KEY (ISBN)
);

create table User_Book(


ISBN int NOT NULL ,
title varchar(255) not null ,
username varchar(100) not null,
Author VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL ,
borrowDate date,
returnDate date,
foreign key (username) references user(username),
foreign key (ISBN) references Document(ISBN)
);

INSERT INTO User (username, password, fullname, type, borrowed)


value ('admin', '1', 'anhtuyen', 'A', 0);
# insert ignore into User (username, password, fullname)
# values ('anh15082005', '123456', 'soobin');
# SELECT * FROM Document
# SELECT * FROM Document WHERE Title LIKE '%Lose%'
select * from user_book;

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