Woody Jr. took over Woody's Working Shop from his parents. His parents had not updated their computer system, since the days of ancient floppy disks! Hence, file systems for processing data were not too good back then in the prehistoric last millennium. Thus, since the family business had grown and floppy disks almost impossible to find, Woody decided it was time to update their system and implement a relational database. However, Wendy, his wife, said that she heard that it is good to come up with a good normalized database and that you could help in that design! For your information, Wendy and Woody get each type of wood from only one supplier for a particular size of wood. However, each supplier can supply them with multiple types of wood for the same size pieces of lumber/wood, as well as supply them wood pieces of multiple sizes. (Remember that wood pieces are measured in thickness, width and length. Prices of pieces of wood are measured in linear board feet based upon the length of each piece of wood. Thus, a 2"x4" of walnut would have a lower

Woody Jr. took over Woody's Working Shop from his parents. His parents had not updated their computer system, since the days of ancient floppy disks! Hence, file systems for processing data were not too good back then in the prehistoric last millennium. Thus, since the family business had grown and floppy disks almost impossible to find, Woody decided it was time to update their system and implement a relational database. However, Wendy, his wife, said that she heard that it is good to come up with a good normalized database and that you could help in that design! For your information, Wendy and Woody get each type of wood from only one supplier for a particular size of wood. However, each supplier can supply them with multiple types of wood for the same size pieces of lumber/wood, as well as supply them wood pieces of multiple sizes. (Remember that wood pieces are measured in thickness, width and length. Prices of pieces of wood are measured in linear board feet based upon the length of each piece of wood. Thus, a 2"x4" of walnut would have a lower

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

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