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Lab05 Schema Creation Using SQL

Lab 5 of GEIT 3341 Database I focuses on schema creation using SQL, specifically practicing the CREATE TABLE command, CHECK constraints, and data manipulation commands like INSERT, ALTER TABLE, and UPDATE. Students are required to create three tables: EMPLOYEE, STORE, and REGION, and link them through foreign keys while ensuring data integrity. The lab also includes specific tasks such as adding a new column and populating the tables with data according to provided specifications.

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Lab05 Schema Creation Using SQL

Lab 5 of GEIT 3341 Database I focuses on schema creation using SQL, specifically practicing the CREATE TABLE command, CHECK constraints, and data manipulation commands like INSERT, ALTER TABLE, and UPDATE. Students are required to create three tables: EMPLOYEE, STORE, and REGION, and link them through foreign keys while ensuring data integrity. The lab also includes specific tasks such as adding a new column and populating the tables with data according to provided specifications.

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GEIT 3341 Database I

Lab 5

Schema Creation using SQL

Due Date:

Objective(s) Target CLO(s) Reference


1. Practice the CREATE TABLE 3 Chapter 6,7
command of SQL DDL by
creating two tables and linking
them together.
2. Use the CHECK constraint to
specify a domain for certain
columns.
3. To use the INSERT command
of SQL DML in order to
populate the tables with data.
4. Use the ALTER TABLE
command to add a new
column.
5. Use the UPDATE command to
assign a value of the new
column for each row.

Name ID Section
GEIT 3341 DATABASE 1 LAB 5

Instructions:

Use the CREATE TABLE command you learned in Chapter 7 and the INSERT command
you learned in Chapter 6 to create the following schema consisting of 3 tables. For each
field, pick the most appropriate data type for it. While creating the STORE table, add a
CHECK constraint to ensure that values of the STORE_YTD_SALES column are greater
than zero.
Table Name: EMPLOYEE
Primary Key: EMP_CODE
EMP_CODE EMP_LNAME EMP_FNAME EMP_DOB E MP_PHONE
1Williamson John 29-DEC-62 (06) 434-0095
2Ratula Nancy 12-MAR-67 (02) 526-1192
3Greenboro Lottie 02-NOV-59 (03) 231-6292
4Rumpersto Jennie 11-APR-64 (06) 224-1122
5Shawn Michael 23-DEC-60 (06) 599-0406
6Jones Rose 13-SEP-65 (06) 111-6262
7Rosten Peter 25-OCT-65 (02) 111-1133
8Bret Hart 12-AUG-67 (02) 796-1122
9Ron Frank 11-NOV-60 (03) 432-1356
10Elain Roberts 23-FEB-62 (06) 732-1967

Table Name: STORE


Primary Key: STORE_CODE
Foreign Key: REGION_CODE references REGION_CODE in REGION table
STORE_CODE STORE_NAME STORE_YTD_SALES REGION_CODE
1 Access Jungle 20000.65 1
2 Database Corner 55000 2
3 PC Master 110000.44 2
4 Computer City 82000.11 1
GEIT 3341 DATABASE 1 LAB 5

Table Name: REGION


Primary Key: REGION_CODE
REGION
REGION_CODE REGION_DESCRIPT
1 East
2 West
3 North
4 South

After creating the three tables, use the ALTER TABLE command to add a new column
STORE_CODE to the EMPLOYEE table. Then use the ALTER TABLE command again to
designate it as a foreign that references STORE_CODE in STORE table. After this, use the
UPDATE command to set the STORE_CODE of each employee according to the following
table:

EMP_CODE STORE_CODE
1 1
2 2
3 2
4 4
5 1
6 2
7 3
8 1
9 2
10 3

Hand in:

1. The three CREATE TABLE commands for the three tables. (5 points)
2. The ALTER TABLE command to add the STORE_CODE column. (1 points)
3. The ALTER TABLE command to designate STORE_CODE as a foreign key. (1 points)
4. The UPDATE commands you used to assign a STORE_CODE for each employee.
(2 points)
5. Screen shots of the content of the three tables. (1 points)

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