Provide a normalized relational logical schema for the same database (N.B. It is not mandatory to report the restructured E-R diagram)  Define referential integrity constraints for 2 relationships of your choice among those defined in the conceptual schema solution:  CUSTOMER(FiscalCode, Name, Surname, Address, LoyaltyCard*, Type) INTOLERANCES(Intolerances, FiscalCode) TICKET(CodS, CodF, Date, FisclaCode, Price) SEAT(CodS, CodF, Class) FLIGHT(CodF, Departure, Arrival, Departure_date, Arrival_date, Airplane_type)   Integrity constraints: SEAT(CodF) REFERENCES FLIGHT(CodF)  TICKET(CodS, CodF) REFERENCES SEAT(CodS, CodF) TICKET(FiscalCode) REFERENCES CUSTOMER(FiscalCode)        i provided the solution but i dont understand where it came from. when do we and when do we not consider the black circles in the diagram and if we do for what and on what basis do we consider them? what is type? what are the references and how do i understand which ones i should take and not? please explain every single detail in the above question alongside the questions i proposed here as i do not understand whatsoever what is happening in this question. thank you and ofcourse i will give thumbs up for good answer. please.let.it.be.detailed.and.significant.

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  • Provide a normalized relational logical schema for the same database (N.B. It is not mandatory to report the restructured E-R diagram) 
  • Define referential integrity constraints for 2 relationships of your choice among those defined in the conceptual schema

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CUSTOMER(FiscalCode, Name, Surname, Address, LoyaltyCard*, Type)

INTOLERANCES(Intolerances, FiscalCode)

TICKET(CodS, CodF, Date, FisclaCode, Price)

SEAT(CodS, CodF, Class)

FLIGHT(CodF, Departure, Arrival, Departure_date, Arrival_date, Airplane_type)

 

Integrity constraints:

SEAT(CodF) REFERENCES FLIGHT(CodF) 

TICKET(CodS, CodF) REFERENCES SEAT(CodS, CodF)

TICKET(FiscalCode) REFERENCES CUSTOMER(FiscalCode)   

 

 

i provided the solution but i dont understand where it came from. when do we and when do we not consider the black circles in the diagram and if we do for what and on what basis do we consider them? what is type? what are the references and how do i understand which ones i should take and not? please explain every single detail in the above question alongside the questions i proposed here as i do not understand whatsoever what is happening in this question. thank you and ofcourse i will give thumbs up for good answer. please.let.it.be.detailed.and.significant.

CodS
CodF
Departure O
Class
Arrival
SEAT
(1,1)
(0,N)
FLIGHT
OF
(0,N)
Airplane
type
OF
(1,1)
Date
TICKET
-O Departure time
O Arrival time
Price
BUY
Fiscal
code
(1,1), VO,N)
Address
CUSTOMER
Name Surname
(p.e)
REGISTERED
CUSTOMER
O Loyalty card number
Food Intolerances (0,N)
Transcribed Image Text:CodS CodF Departure O Class Arrival SEAT (1,1) (0,N) FLIGHT OF (0,N) Airplane type OF (1,1) Date TICKET -O Departure time O Arrival time Price BUY Fiscal code (1,1), VO,N) Address CUSTOMER Name Surname (p.e) REGISTERED CUSTOMER O Loyalty card number Food Intolerances (0,N)
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