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Entity Relationship Diagram: Business

This article provides a step-by-step guide to creating and managing a database for PartyKids, an event management company. It includes examples of creating tables, inserting records, adding relationships, and securing confidential information. The article also explains the importance of database design modelling and normalization. Legal issues related to storing confidential information like credit card details are also discussed.

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Database Creation and Management for PartyKids

Database Modelling

This article covers the process of creating and modelling a database for Partykids Business, including SQL queries for creating tables, inserting records, and selecting data. It also discusses legal issues and solutions for storing customer credit card details. The article emphasizes the importance of drawing an entity relationship diagram before implementing the database in software to ensure all entities and attributes are derived from the requirements. Additionally, it suggests safeguarding the database behind a firewall and implementing strict measures for performing operations on the database to protect customer data.

Creating and Modelling a Database for Partykids Business

Databases

Assignment on Data Modelling & Database Design

Assignment

Marketing

Data Modelling & Database Design tasks 2022

Tasks

DATABASE DESIGN AND SQL DATABASE DESIGN AND SQL Database design and SQL Name of the Student Name of the University Authors note Task 1 CREATE TABLE EMPDB.employee_id INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT ,empname VARCHAR(25) NOT NULL , Managerid INT NOT NULL , Dateofhire DATE NOT NULL , Jobname VARCHAR(15) NOT NULL , Salary

Entity Relationship Diagram: Business