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Instructions
Suppose you are a database administrator in a large company, and you have been asked to create a new database. Create your database scenario and follow the following instructions.
1- Map the ER diagram to a relational model and create the relations in MySQL. (1 Mark)
2- Enter at least 15 tuples for each relation. Your solution should include the screenshots of your relations with data. (1 Mark)
1- Write any retrieval query that includes a selection condition. Illustrate how MySQL internally performed this query (e.g., such as parsing and optimization) (1 Mark)
2- Create an index for the same column used in the previous selection condition. (1 Mark)
3- Select any relation (table) from your database and perform vertical fragmentation on it. Show the table before and after fragmentation. Additionally, discuss the benefits of using such fragmentation. (1 Mark)
4- Write any retrieval query that includes at least one join condition and one selection condition. Show the results of the query. (1 Mark)
5- Show the query statistics and execution plan for the above query. (1 Mark)
1- Create 3 roles and assign the following privileges to the roles: (1 Mark)
– Give all privileges to the first role.
– Give “select” and “update” privileges to the second role, which can further assign the same privileges to others.
– Give only insert privileges to the third role.
2- Create three accounts and assign the above roles to the created accounts (each account with a different role). (1 Mark)
3- Create SQL trigger that must check condition in a relation. (1 Mark)
Project
Deadline: Day 4/12/2024 @ 23:59
[Total Marks for this Assignment is 14]
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Instructions
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Learning
Outcome(3):
Develop a
standard
database using
DBMS.
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Instructions
Suppose you are a database administrator in a large company, and you have been asked
to create a new database. Create your database scenario and follow the following
instructions.
• You must use MySQL for database creation and manipulation.
• Select ONE database scenario of your choice. Do not select any scenario which
you have studied in the lab/lecture. All your answers should be according to the
selected scenario.
• Support your answer with a detailed explanation and screenshots.
• You should use the same project document to prepare your answer. A word file
and a pdf file should be provided.
• Each group can have a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 4 students
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Project Description
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Learning
Outcome(4):
Analyze
algorithms for
query processing.
Project Description
14 Marks
• Part 1: Database Description and Design
1- Write an introduction about a database of your choice. The database must
include at least five entities. Do not select any database which were studied
in the lab/lecture. (1 Mark)
2- Design an entity-relationship (ER) diagram based on your scenario
requirements. Ensure that cardinalities, relationships, and primary keys are
clearly represented. State any assumptions that may affect the ER diagram.
(2 Marks)
3- Convert the ER diagram to a class diagram. (1 Mark)
• Part 2: Create and Populate Relations
1- Map the ER diagram to a relational model and create the relations in MySQL.
(1 Mark)
2- Enter at least 15 tuples for each relation. Your solution should include the
screenshots of your relations with data. (1 Mark)
• Part 3: Indexes, Queries and Fragmentation
.
1- Write any retrieval query that includes a selection condition. Illustrate how
MySQL internally performed this query (e.g., such as parsing and
optimization) (1 Mark)
2- Create an index for the same column used in the previous selection condition.
(1 Mark)
3- Select any relation (table) from your database and perform vertical
fragmentation on it. Show the table before and after fragmentation.
Additionally, discuss the benefits of using such fragmentation. (1 Mark)
4- Write any retrieval query that includes at least one join condition and one
selection condition. Show the results of the query. (1 Mark)
5- Show the query statistics and execution plan for the above query. (1 Mark)
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• Part 4: Roles, Privileges and Triggers
1- Create 3 roles and assign the following privileges to the roles: (1 Mark)
– Give all privileges to the first role.
– Give “select” and “update” privileges to the second role, which can
further assign the same privileges to others.
– Give only insert privileges to the third role.
2- Create three accounts and assign the above roles to the created accounts (each
account with a different role). (1 Mark)
3- Create SQL trigger that must check condition in a relation. (1 Mark)
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