Answer the given question with a proper explanation and step-by-step solution.  Convert the following ER diagram into a relational database schema. Please indicate the primary key and foreign key for each.

Q: Discuss the concept of denormalization in database design. When and why might a database designer…

A: Denormalization in database design is a process where the database designer intentionally introduces…

Q: Subject: Database Topic: EERD Please use UML Modelling Notation. (Don't use Chen’s Notation or…

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Q: Does the fact that a database supports both entity and referential integrity imply that it can be…

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Q: Explain the four ACID properties (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability) in the context of…

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Q: Either an E-R diagram or a DBDL may be used to depict the framework of a database. Which approach do…

A: Introduction: ER diagrams are used to explore existing databases in order to find and fix issues…

Q: Based on the information given below, draw the conceptual EERD where you should include the enhanced…

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Q: Which of the following is false: A. Tables are joined by using primary key/foreign key combinations…

A: The following statement is false B. A primary key can consist of more than one attribute

Q: How can you determine if a database schema needs to be normalized further, and what steps should be…

A: Database normalization is a critical process in database design that helps eliminate redundancy and…

Q: Explain the concept of transitive dependency in the context of database normalization.

A: Database normalization is a critical concept in the field of database management. It involves…

Q: Explain the concept of Second Normal Form (2NF) and Third Normal Form (3NF) in database…

A: Normalization is a crucial process to ensure data integrity and eliminate redundancy. Two important…

Q: Design a database with a minimum of 3 tables using: • Normalisation to 3rd normal form • Correct…

A: Normalization is the process of decomposing the un-normalized data so that it ensures data integrity…

Q: Explain the ACID properties in the context of database transactions. Why are these properties…

A: The ACID properties ensure the reliability and consistency of data in a database management system.…

Q: What is normalization in database design, and why is it important? Describe the normal forms up to…

A: Normalization is a crucial process in database design that aims to minimize data redundancy and…

Q: Explain the statement, Some physical database design techniques change the logical design, and some…

A: The statement "Some physical database design techniques change the logical design, and some do not"…

Q: Design a database with a minimum of 3 tables using: • Normalisation to 3rd normal form • Correct…

A: The requirement is to create a database with a normalization upto 3rd normal form. After…

Q: Discuss different types of subqueries that are used in database with appropriate example.

A: SQL Subquery are queries that show the row and col of the table using some conditions. Types of…

Q: In database design, why do we need to do the normalization step?

A: According to the information given:- We have to define the normalization step.

Q: Discuss the concept of normalization in database design. What are the different normal forms, and…

A: In database architecture, normalisation is the process of organising data to remove duplicates and…

Q: To begin, you will need to establish a database transaction. In the next discussion, we will focus…

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Q: Explain the concept of ACID (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability) properties in database…

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Q: KimTay Pet Supplies database design (see Figure 2-1) to support the following requirements. A…

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Q: Explain the terms "information repetition" and "inability to express information." Explain why each…

A: A Relational database architecture should be well structured so as easily retrieve the amount of…

Q: Discuss the ACID properties in the context of database transactions. How do these properties ensure…

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Q: The following exercises are based on the BITS database user views as designed in Your Turn 6-1 in…

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Q: Describe the process of converting an ERD into a relational schema.

A: An Entity-Relationship Diagram (ERD) is a visual representation used in database design to…

Q: Write the three situations that suggest relations be denormalized before database implementation.

A: To be determine: Write the three situations that suggest relations be denormalized before database…

Q: What are partial and transitive dependencies in a relational database, and how do they relate to…

A: Normalization is a design te­chnique applied in the mode­ling of relational databases to reduce­…

Q: What are the criteria for determining the quality of a relational schema?

A: The question is on defining rules for measuring the quality of relational schema.

Q: Explain the concept of database constraints, including primary key, foreign key, unique, and check…

A: 1) Database constraints are rules defined on tables and columns within a database that dictate the…

Q: List three common scenarios in which relations should be denormalized prior to database…

A: Introduction: A normalised database typically involves combining several tables to get queries;…

Q: Define the Entity Integrity Constraint and Referential Integrity Constraint then explain their…

A: In this question concept of Entity Integrity Constraint and Referential Integrity Constraint needs…

Q: What are the 3 situations that suggests relations be denormalized before database implementation

A: Normalized relations are turned into non-normalized requirements mostly during denormalization…

Q: May you explain how, as a database designer, you can modify the database's performance for certain…

A: As a database designer, one of your primary responsibilities is to ensure that the database system…

Q: There are two views of the data i.e., the logical view and the physical view. In relation to…

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Q: Either an E-R diagram or DBDL may be used to illustrate the layout of a database. If so, which…

A: Solution:   Both Entity-Relationship (ER) diagrams and Database Design Language (DBDL) can be used…

Q: Discuss the benefits of using denormalization in a database design. What are the scenarios where…

A: Denormalization is a technique used in database design to introduce intentional redundancy into a…

Q: What exactly does it mean for a database to have both entity and referential integrity?

A: Database: In databases, entity integrity refers to the ability of all rows in each table to be…

Q: Provide an example of denormalization in a database design and discuss when it might be necessary.

A: In this question an example of denormalization needs to be provided along with when denormalization…

Q: ap each of theER diagrams given below to a relational database by specifying its SQL schema. Make…

A: The given problem is related to desiging the database where the model in the form of entity…

Q: Take a few minutes to examine the sample completed survey. Based on your understanding of the sample…

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SQL Query

Structured Query Language is the full form of SQL. It is one of the standard languages to deal with the relational database. It is used to insert, update, delete, and search the records stored in a RDBMS. The relational databases are created and managed by using SQL.