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February 18, 2008

Systems Engineering assignment #3

Filed under: Uncategorized — deepshikhac @ 4:54 am

Part- A:

Table: Book

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Table: Student

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Query: Borrow Details

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Query: Finance Book Details

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Query: Defaulters Details

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Part- B

This is a database of Praxis B-School “Praxlib” which has information relating two entities “Book” and “Student” in two different tables. In the “Book “ table the data regarding Book-ID, Book Name, name of the author, name of the publication ,subject of the book is saved. This table is uniquely identified with primary key field “Book-ID”. Every copy of a particular book has unique identification code “B00X”. When a student comes and borrows a book from the library; this transaction is captured in the “Student” table. Here, the name of the student, his ID, the state he is from, his contact-no., the Book-ID of the borrowed book, Issue-Date, Due- Date, Return Date. The table contains 10 rows of data. This table is uniquely identified with primary key field “Student-ID”. The primary-foreign key relationship of “Book-ID” will be helpful in relating the two tables.

Now, three queries are being generated.

· Borrow Details: In this query, the information regarding which student has taken which book is being generated.

· Finance Details: In this query, information of those books which belong to the “Finance” subject is being retrieved.

· Defaulters Details: In this query, information of those students whose return date is 17-01-2008 and who has not returned his book yet is being retrieved.

1 Comment »

  1. your data / tables has not been made PUBLIC and so i could not see them :-(
    anyway i suppose you got the queries right ..

    Comment by prithwis — February 24, 2008 @ 2:03 am


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