B2. Given the following relations (Teacher & Course), fill the table below by identifying theorigins of domain, entity and referential integrity violations.COURSEТЕАСНERTIDCreditsCCode(Number(4)) (Unique)2001TNameSalaryCNameTID(Number (4))1001(Number(1))1001 31005 31002 2Ali1000Database 1Programming 1Writing 1Programming 2 1004 31002ASIM900200210003SALIM80020031004FAHAD11002002ViolationConstraintDomain IntegrityUnique ConstraintEntity IntegrityReferential Integrity

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B2. Given the following relations (Teacher & Course), fill the table below by identifying the origins of domain, entity and referential integrity violations. TEACHER COURSE TID (Number (4)) TName Salary CCode (Number(4)) (Unique) CName TID (Number(1)) 1001 3 Credits 1001 Ali 1000 2001 Database 1 Programming 1 Writing 1 Programming 2 1004 | 3 1002 ASIM 900 2002 1005 3 10003 SALIM 800 2003 1002 2 1004 FAHAD 1100 2002 Constraint Violation Domain Integrity Unique Constraint Entity Integrity Referential Integrity

B2. Given the following relations (Teacher & Course), fill the table below by identifying the origins of domain, entity and referential integrity violations. TEACHER COURSE TID (Number (4)) TName Salary CCode (Number(4)) (Unique) CName TID (Number(1)) 1001 3 Credits 1001 Ali 1000 2001 Database 1 Programming 1 Writing 1 Programming 2 1004 | 3 1002 ASIM 900 2002 1005 3 10003 SALIM 800 2003 1002 2 1004 FAHAD 1100 2002 Constraint Violation Domain Integrity Unique Constraint Entity Integrity Referential Integrity

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

Problem 1PE

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