Competition Species SpeciesID {PK} EnglishName Latin Name Owner CompetitionID {PK} Description OwnerID {PK} Name Date Surname 1.1 1..1 1..1 owns takes part in |1.* 1.* is a 1." enters 1..* 1..1 Entry EntryID {PK} CompetitionID {FK} PetID {FK} Pet Breed PetiD {PK} Name Registered BreedID {FK} OwnerID {FK} BreedID {PK} Name SpeciesID {FK}

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Write down any four business rules that are represented in the below Entity
Relationship Diagram (ERD).

Competition
Owner
Species
Competition ID {PK}
Description
OwnerID {PK}
SpeciesID {PK}
EnglishName
Name
Date
Surname
Latin Name
1.1
takes part in
1.1
1..1
owns
is a
1.*
enters
is a
1.* 1.1
Entry
Pet
Breed
1.* 1.1
PetID {PK}
BreedID {PK}
EntryID {PK}
Competition ID {FK}
PetID {FK}
Name
Name
SpeciesID {FK}
Registered
BreedID {FK}
OwnerID {FK}
Transcribed Image Text:Competition Owner Species Competition ID {PK} Description OwnerID {PK} SpeciesID {PK} EnglishName Name Date Surname Latin Name 1.1 takes part in 1.1 1..1 owns is a 1.* enters is a 1.* 1.1 Entry Pet Breed 1.* 1.1 PetID {PK} BreedID {PK} EntryID {PK} Competition ID {FK} PetID {FK} Name Name SpeciesID {FK} Registered BreedID {FK} OwnerID {FK}
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From the given relationship we get that:

threr are 6 entities: Competition, Owner, Species, breed, pet, entry

Species have speciesID as primary key , english name and latin name.

Breed have unique ID as primary key , name, and speciesId.

Every owner has owner ID as primary key, name and surname 

Every pet has unique petID, pet name, competition registration number, breed ID and owner ID.

Competition have competition IS, description and date

Each entry of competition has an unique entry ID as primary key, pet ID and competition ID

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