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The document outlines the SQL schema for a flight reservation system, including tables for airports, airlines, flight legs, leg instances, reservations, airplane types, and their relationships. Each table has specific attributes and foreign key constraints to maintain data integrity. The schema supports functionalities like tracking flights, reservations, and airplane types at various airports.

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Database Code (SQL)

The document outlines the SQL schema for a flight reservation system, including tables for airports, airlines, flight legs, leg instances, reservations, airplane types, and their relationships. Each table has specific attributes and foreign key constraints to maintain data integrity. The schema supports functionalities like tracking flights, reservations, and airplane types at various airports.

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CREATE TABLE Airport (

Airport_Code VARCHAR(220) PRIMARY KEY,


Airport_Name VARCHAR(220),
Airport_City VARCHAR(220),
Airport_State VARCHAR(220)
);

CREATE TABLE Airline_Flight (


Flight_No VARCHAR(10) PRIMARY KEY,
Airline VARCHAR(10)
);

CREATE TABLE Flight_Legs (


Leg_ID INT PRIMARY KEY,
Scheduled_DT DATETIME,
Scheduled_AT DATETIME,
Arrival_Airport VARCHAR(20),
Departure_Airport VARCHAR(20),
Airport_Code VARCHAR(10),
Flight_No VARCHAR(20),
Airplane_ID VARCHAR(20),
FOREIGN KEY (Airport_Code) REFERENCES Airport (Airport_Code) ON DELETE SET NULL,
FOREIGN KEY (Flight_No) REFERENCES Airline_Flight (Flight_No) ON DELETE SET NULL,
FOREIGN KEY (Airplane_ID) REFERENCES Airplane (Airplane_ID) ON DELETE SET NULL
);

CREATE TABLE Leg_Instance (


Leg_Instance_ID VARCHAR(20) PRIMARY KEY,
Date VARCHAR(200),
Actual_Departure_Airport VARCHAR(200),
Actual_Departure_Time VARCHAR(200),
Actual_Arrival_Time VARCHAR(100),
Actual_Arrival_Airport VARCHAR(200),
Airplane_Used VARCHAR(200),
Available_Seats INT,
Leg_ID INT,
Airport_Code VARCHAR(10),
FOREIGN KEY (Leg_ID) REFERENCES Flight_Legs (Leg_ID) ON DELETE SET NULL,
FOREIGN KEY (Airport_Code) REFERENCES Airport (Airport_Code) ON DELETE SET NULL
);

CREATE TABLE Reservation (


Reservation_ID VARCHAR(20) PRIMARY KEY,
Customer_Name VARCHAR(20),
Customer_Phone INT,
Leg_Instance_ID VARCHAR(20),
FOREIGN KEY (Leg_Instance_ID) REFERENCES Leg_Instance (Leg_Instance_ID) ON DELETE
SET NULL
);

CREATE TABLE Airplane_Type (


Type_Code VARCHAR(20) PRIMARY KEY,
Type_Name VARCHAR(20),
Manufacturing_Company VARCHAR(20),
Max_No_Of_Seats INT,
Landing_Airport VARCHAR (20)
);

CREATE TABLE Airplane (


Airplane_ID VARCHAR(20) PRIMARY KEY,
Airplane_Type VARCHAR(20),
Total_No_Of_Seats INT,
Type_Code VARCHAR(20),
FOREIGN KEY (Type_Code) REFERENCES Airplane_Type (Type_Code) ON DELETE SET NULL
);

CREATE TABLE Airport_Airplane_Type (


Airport_Code VARCHAR(20),
Airplane_Type VARCHAR(20),
PRIMARY KEY (Airport_Code, Airplane_Type),
FOREIGN KEY (Airport_Code) REFERENCES Airport (Airport_Code) ,
FOREIGN KEY (Airplane_Type) REFERENCES Airplane_Type (Type_Code)
);

CREATE TABLE Airline_Flight_Weekdays (


Flight_No VARCHAR(20),
Weekdays VARCHAR (20),
PRIMARY KEY (Flight_No, Weekdays),
FOREIGN KEY (Flight_No) REFERENCES Airline_Flight (Flight_No)
);

CREATE TABLE Reservation_Seat_No (


Reservation_ID VARCHAR(20),
Seat_Numbers VARCHAR (20),
PRIMARY KEY (Reservation_ID, Seat_Numbers),
FOREIGN KEY (Reservation_ID) REFERENCES Reservation (Reservation_ID)
);

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