Creating A SQL Db From Entity Relationship Diagram, Instructions
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CS504 Spring 2017 Homework 2 (v2) DUE Feb 19th, 2017 by 11:59 PM Please submit a single PDF for the text of your answers (1a) and include a statement whether you are using Oracle or MySQL. Please create separate script files for the SQL in 1b and problem 2, and include the log (spool/tee) files for each of these steps. In total, you should submit 5 files (1 PDF, 2 SQL, and 2 SQL logs). The grader will run your SQL, so, make sure it works. first name StudentID Credit Hours last name N gender Student N takes 1 CourseID N Is a Prereq of? Course N N N Phone has grade Offers 1 Dept phone number phone type DeptID Name Problem 1 (24 points, 3 points for each entity and 3 points for each relationship. To be correct, be sure to include all text (part a) and SQL(part b) for all items listed below). For the ER diagram above: a) Convert the entity-relationship design to a schema for a relational database. List all relational schema. For each relational schema, state (i) the name of the relation, (ii) the names of its attributes, (iii) the domain (or data type) of each attribute, (iv) the primary key, and (v) the foreign key(s). b) Using Oracle/MySQL on VSE LAB machine or the VM provided, create the SQL to create each table from the relational schema defined above. Implement all these in one script (text) file that can be submitted. In the beginning of your script, drop all tables that you are about to create: Oracle example: drop table student cascade constraints; MySQL (child tables must be dropped before parents): drop table student; Make sure that the script runs on sqlplus or mysql (i.e. check that the tables and keys are created properly). Some Tips: 1. If you have trouble creating a particular table, try a different name. A name (like order, group, user, etc) may be a reserved word. 2. When creating tables that contain foreign keys, make sure the tables that are referenced have already been created. 3. If you edit your SQL in MS Word, be aware that it may try to "pretty" up your single quotes, which will cause errors (since a backwards quote is not accepted). Please use the spool and set echo on commands in Oracle (tee in mysql) to capture the output of your scripts. Turn in both the sql text file (file with the SQL commands) and the script file showing the output of running the script. For an example of how to do this, see the class website. Problem 2 (12 points, 2 points each). Load the example system which has been provided for both Oracle (http://kevinmolloy.info/teaching/cs504/hw/hw2_testbed_oracle.sql) and MySQL (http://kevinmolloy.info/teaching/cs504/hw/hw2_testbed_mysql.sql) databases. To load the data into the system, you will need to use sqlplus (oracle) with the (@ command) or mysql (utilizing the source command). Write the following queries in SQL. 1. Find the UPCs of all alcoholic beverages (category = ‘Alcohol’). 2. Find the names (first and last names) of all customers who are 21 years or older and live in Fairfax. 3. Find all customers (customer_ID) who purchased something and live in Fairfax (zip_code ‘22030’) 4. Find transactions that contain alcoholic beverage(s). 5. Find all customers (customer_ID) who bought alcoholic beverages. 6. Find the customer_IDs of customers who purchased Pepsi or Coke products (brand = ‘Pepsi’ OR brand = ‘Coca Cola’). Try this with and without UNION.
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