6.7 LAB - Create Vehicle and EventVehicle tables The California DMV's completed table diagram is presented in the zyBook. The following is a portion of the table di Vehicle VehicleID TypeCode R YearNumber R MakeCode R ModelName R PlateID R VehicleEvent StateCode R -restrict- • VehicleID RegistrationDate -restrict- • EventNumber Event •EventNumber EventDateTime R LocationDesc R set null Officer • OfficerNumber BadgeNumber R DepartmentCode R FullName R RankCode ReportDesc EventCode R CauseEventNumber restrict ReportOfficerNumber R The SQL below creates the Officer and Event tables. Create the vehicle and VehicleEvent tables with columns matching the table diagram above and with the appropriate keys and constraints. Some additional notes: All "ID", "Number", and "Code" columns should use unsigned INT data types. • All primary keys should auto-increment. • The vehicle's model name should be limited to 20 characters. 22315042387429-3y

6.7 LAB - Create Vehicle and EventVehicle tables The California DMV's completed table diagram is presented in the zyBook. The following is a portion of the table di Vehicle VehicleID TypeCode R YearNumber R MakeCode R ModelName R PlateID R VehicleEvent StateCode R -restrict- • VehicleID RegistrationDate -restrict- • EventNumber Event •EventNumber EventDateTime R LocationDesc R set null Officer • OfficerNumber BadgeNumber R DepartmentCode R FullName R RankCode ReportDesc EventCode R CauseEventNumber restrict ReportOfficerNumber R The SQL below creates the Officer and Event tables. Create the vehicle and VehicleEvent tables with columns matching the table diagram above and with the appropriate keys and constraints. Some additional notes: All "ID", "Number", and "Code" columns should use unsigned INT data types. • All primary keys should auto-increment. • The vehicle's model name should be limited to 20 characters. 22315042387429-3y

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

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

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

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