1. Using phpmyadmin, create a database named "YourName&ID" (for example, Fadi21930345). 2. Inside the database create the following tables, with the corresponding attributes. 1. Departments: Did, Title. 2. Employees: Eid, FirstName, LastName,Gender, Depld The id's should be set as unique (primary key) and auto increment The datatypes of the attributes should be valid. 3. Insert the following data into the tables of the database. Departments Did Title 1 Accounting L.T. Sales Emplovees Eid FirstName LastName Gender Depld 1 Ahmad Khatib Male 3 Rama Mizher Female 1 3. Rami Khattab Male 1 4. Hiba Masri Female Rida Fakhani Male 2. 2. 3

1. Using phpmyadmin, create a database named "YourName&ID" (for example, Fadi21930345). 2. Inside the database create the following tables, with the corresponding attributes. 1. Departments: Did, Title. 2. Employees: Eid, FirstName, LastName,Gender, Depld The id's should be set as unique (primary key) and auto increment The datatypes of the attributes should be valid. 3. Insert the following data into the tables of the database. Departments Did Title 1 Accounting L.T. Sales Emplovees Eid FirstName LastName Gender Depld 1 Ahmad Khatib Male 3 Rama Mizher Female 1 3. Rami Khattab Male 1 4. Hiba Masri Female Rida Fakhani Male 2. 2. 3

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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