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Members Table: Member - Id

The document outlines a database schema consisting of eight tables: Members, Clubs, Memberships, Events, Payments, Feedback, and Admins, each with defined fields and relationships. This structure supports member management, club activities, events, and financial transactions. The schema can be adjusted to meet specific requirements for enhanced functionality.

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Members Table: Member - Id

The document outlines a database schema consisting of eight tables: Members, Clubs, Memberships, Events, Payments, Feedback, and Admins, each with defined fields and relationships. This structure supports member management, club activities, events, and financial transactions. The schema can be adjusted to meet specific requirements for enhanced functionality.

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Members Table
 member_id (Primary Key)
 first_name
 last_name
 date_of_birth
 email
 phone_number
 membership_date
 membership_status (e.g., active, inactive)

2. Clubs Table
 club_id (Primary Key)
 club_name
 description
 creation_date
 active_status

3. Memberships Table
 membership_id (Primary Key)
 member_id (Foreign Key referencing Members)
 club_id (Foreign Key referencing Clubs)
 join_date
 role (e.g., member, officer)
 membership_type (e.g., regular, premium)

4. Events Table
 event_id (Primary Key)
 club_id (Foreign Key referencing Clubs)
 event_name
 event_date
 location
 description

6. Payments Table
 payment_id (Primary Key)
 member_id (Foreign Key referencing Members)
 amount
 payment_date
 payment_method (e.g., cash, credit card)
 status (e.g., completed, pending)

7. Feedback Table
 feedback_id (Primary Key)
 member_id (Foreign Key referencing Members)
 club_id (Foreign Key referencing Clubs)
 feedback_text
 feedback_date

8. Admins Table
 admin_id (Primary Key)
 username
 password_hash
 email
 role

These tables create a foundational structure to support member


management, club activities, events, and financial transactions within the
club. You can adjust the schema based on specific requirements, such as
adding fields for additional information or creating relationships for more
complex features like event registration or member communication.
If you need more detailed explanations of any specific table or its functions,
feel free to ask!

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