Mobile Medical Services MedCode Category Packs in stock Packs per clinic Packs needed MED001 plain 307 20 MED002 elastic 133 6 MED003 triangular 200 12 MED004 adhesive 21 1 MED005 roll 12 2 MED006 Tape adhesive roll 10 3 MED007 Tape hypo-allergenic 65 3 MED013 Scissors straight 50 3 MED014 Scissors curved 15 1 The table shows the number of packs needed by each clinic. There are 12 clinics. 1. Copy the table onto the spreadsheet. 2. Work out the total number of packs needed by multiplying the packs per clinic by the number of clinics (12). 3. Compare the number of packs needed with the number in stock. Is there a shortage of any item? Make a note in the table if you are short of any of the items. 4. Design a data base that can alert me on shortage of any supply in any of the 12 clinics, also try to assign a threshold value so that if the stock run out-off stock based upon the threshold value that was selected. Bandages Bandages Bandages Bandages Cotton wool Type

Mobile Medical Services MedCode Category Packs in stock Packs per clinic Packs needed MED001 plain 307 20 MED002 elastic 133 6 MED003 triangular 200 12 MED004 adhesive 21 1 MED005 roll 12 2 MED006 Tape adhesive roll 10 3 MED007 Tape hypo-allergenic 65 3 MED013 Scissors straight 50 3 MED014 Scissors curved 15 1 The table shows the number of packs needed by each clinic. There are 12 clinics. 1. Copy the table onto the spreadsheet. 2. Work out the total number of packs needed by multiplying the packs per clinic by the number of clinics (12). 3. Compare the number of packs needed with the number in stock. Is there a shortage of any item? Make a note in the table if you are short of any of the items. 4. Design a data base that can alert me on shortage of any supply in any of the 12 clinics, also try to assign a threshold value so that if the stock run out-off stock based upon the threshold value that was selected. Bandages Bandages Bandages Bandages Cotton wool Type

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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