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Database Schema

The document outlines the creation of several database tables related to a library system, including PERSON, BOOK, STAFF, CLERK, LIBRARIAN, BORROWER, BORROWED_BOOK, LOAN, and ON_HOLD_BOOK. It specifies the fields for each table and establishes foreign key constraints to maintain relationships between them. The structure supports functionalities such as borrowing books, managing staff, and tracking loans and holds.

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Database Schema

The document outlines the creation of several database tables related to a library system, including PERSON, BOOK, STAFF, CLERK, LIBRARIAN, BORROWER, BORROWED_BOOK, LOAN, and ON_HOLD_BOOK. It specifies the fields for each table and establishes foreign key constraints to maintain relationships between them. The structure supports functionalities such as borrowing books, managing staff, and tracking loans and holds.

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CREATE TABLE PERSON

(
"ID" INTEGER not null PRIMARY KEY,
"PNAME" VARCHAR(30) not null,
"PASSWORD" VARCHAR(10) not null,
"ADDRESS" VARCHAR(30) not null,
"PHONE_NO" INTEGER not null
);

CREATE TABLE BOOK


(
"ID" INTEGER not null PRIMARY KEY,
"TITLE" VARCHAR(30) not null,
"AUTHOR" VARCHAR(20) not null,
"SUBJECT" VARCHAR(20) not null,
"IS_ISSUED" BOOLEAN not null

);

CREATE TABLE STAFF


(
"S_ID" INTEGER not null PRIMARY KEY,
"TYPE" VARCHAR(10) not null,
"SALARY" DOUBLE
);

CREATE TABLE CLERK


(
"C_ID" INTEGER not null PRIMARY KEY,
"DESK_NO" INTEGER not null
);

CREATE TABLE LIBRARIAN


(
"L_ID" INTEGER not null PRIMARY KEY,
"OFFICE_NO" INTEGER not null
);

CREATE TABLE BORROWER


(
"B_ID" INTEGER not null PRIMARY KEY

);

CREATE TABLE BORROWED_BOOK


(
"BOOK" INTEGER not null PRIMARY KEY,
"BORROWER" INTEGER not null
);

CREATE TABLE LOAN


(
"L_ID" INTEGER not null PRIMARY KEY,
"BORROWER" INTEGER not null,
"BOOK" INTEGER not null,
"ISSUER" INTEGER not null,
"ISS_DATE" TIMESTAMP not null,
"RECEIVER" INTEGER ,
"RET_DATE" TIMESTAMP ,
"FINE_PAID" BOOLEAN
);

CREATE TABLE ON_HOLD_BOOK


(
"REQ_ID" INTEGER not null PRIMARY KEY,
"BOOK" INTEGER not null,
"BORROWER" INTEGER not null,
"REQ_DATE" DATE not null
);

----------------------------------------FOREIGN KEY
CONSTRAINTS----------------------------

ALTER TABLE BORROWED_BOOK


ADD
FOREIGN KEY (BORROWER)REFERENCES BORROWER(B_ID);

ALTER TABLE LOAN


ADD
FOREIGN KEY (BORROWER)REFERENCES BORROWER(B_ID);

ALTER TABLE LOAN


ADD
FOREIGN KEY (ISSUER)REFERENCES STAFF(S_ID);

ALTER TABLE LOAN


ADD
FOREIGN KEY (RECEIVER)REFERENCES STAFF(S_ID);

ALTER TABLE ON_HOLD_BOOK


ADD
FOREIGN KEY (BORROWER)REFERENCES BORROWER(B_ID);

ALTER TABLE LIBRARIAN


ADD
FOREIGN KEY (L_ID)REFERENCES STAFF(S_ID);

ALTER TABLE CLERK


ADD
FOREIGN KEY (C_ID)REFERENCES STAFF(S_ID);

ALTER TABLE STAFF


ADD
FOREIGN KEY (S_ID)REFERENCES PERSON(ID);

ALTER TABLE BORROWER


ADD
FOREIGN KEY (B_ID)REFERENCES PERSON(ID);

-------------------------------------------------------------

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