-- Note that these examples use SS prefixed before table names to avoid conflicts

with
-- other tables with the same Oracle schema.

-- Drop tables
-- You only need to drop the tables if you need to recreate the tables.
DROP TABLE ZZSales;DROP TABLE ZZCustomer;DROP TABLE ZZItem;DROP TABLE ZZStore;DROP
TABLE ZZDivision;DROP TABLE ZZTimeDim;
-- Drop sequences
-- Only necessary if you need to recreate and repopulate the tables. Otherwise
ignore.
DROP SEQUENCE SSTimeNoSeq;DROP SEQUENCE ZZSalesNoSeq;
CREATE TABLE ZZCustomer( CustId CHAR(8) NOT NULL,
CustName VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL,
CustPhone VARCHAR2(15) NOT NULL,
CustStreet VARCHAR2(50) NOT NULL,
CustCity VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL,
CustState VARCHAR2(20) NOT NULL,
CustZip VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL,
CustNation VARCHAR2(20) NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT PKZZCustomer PRIMARY KEY (CustId) );
CREATE TABLE ZZDivision( DivId CHAR(8) NOT NULL,
DivName VARCHAR2(50) NOT NULL,
DivManager VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT PKZZDivision PRIMARY KEY (DivId) );

CREATE TABLE ZZStore( StoreId CHAR(8) NOT NULL,

DivId CHAR(8) NOT NULL,
StoreManager VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL,
StoreStreet VARCHAR2(50) NOT NULL,
StoreCity VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL,
StoreState VARCHAR2(20) NOT NULL,
StoreZip VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL,
StoreNation VARCHAR2(20) NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT PKZZStore PRIMARY KEY (StoreId),
CONSTRAINT FKSSDivId FOREIGN KEY (DivId) REFERENCES ZZDivision );
CREATE TABLE ZZItem
( ItemId CHAR(8) NOT NULL,
ItemName VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL,
ItemBrand VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL,
ItemCategory VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL,
ItemUnitPrice DECIMAL(12,2) NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT PKZZItem PRIMARY KEY (ItemId) );

-- In my experience, the setting of MIN VALUE and START VALUE is uncertain.

-- On an Oracle 11 server, I have used min value and start value set to 0 because
Oracle 11
-- generates first sequence value as one more than start value. Others have not
experienced this
-- problem. On an Oracle 12+ server, I have not experienced the problem.
-- I suggest that you use 1 as the min and start value. If the first nextval usage
generates 2, use 0.

CREATE SEQUENCE SSTimeNoSeq

MINVALUE 1
START WITH 1;

-- Try using 0 if the first nextval generates 2 as the first value. Should not be
necessary with Oracle 12.
-- CREATE SEQUENCE SSTimeNoSeq
-- MINVALUE 0
-- START WITH 0;

CREATE TABLE ZZTimeDim( TimeNo INTEGER NOT NULL,

TimeDay INTEGER NOT NULL,
TimeMonth INTEGER NOT NULL,
TimeQuarter INTEGER NOT NULL,
TimeYear INTEGER NOT NULL,
TimeDayofWeek INTEGER NOT NULL,
TimeFiscalYear INTEGER NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT PKSSTime PRIMARY KEY (TimeNo),
CONSTRAINT SSTimeDay1 CHECK (TimeDay BETWEEN 1 AND 31),
CONSTRAINT SSTimeMonth1 CHECK (TimeMonth BETWEEN 1 AND 12),
CONSTRAINT SSTimeQuarter1 CHECK (TimeQuarter BETWEEN 1 AND 4),
CONSTRAINT SSTimeDayOfWeek1 CHECK (TimeDayOfWeek BETWEEN 1 AND 7) );

-- In my experience, the setting of MIN VALUE and START VALUE is uncertain.

-- On an Oracle 11 server, I have used min value and start value set to 0 because
Oracle 11
-- generates first sequence value as one more than the start value. Others have not
experienced this
-- problem. On an Oracle 12+ server, I have not experienced the problem.
-- I suggest that you use 1 as the min and start value. If the first nextval usage
generates 2, use 0.

CREATE SEQUENCE ZZSalesNoSeq

MINVALUE 1
START WITH 1;

-- Try using 0 if the first nextval generates 2 as the first value. Should not be
necessary with Oracle 12.
-- CREATE SEQUENCE ZZSalesNoSeq
-- MINVALUE 0
-- START WITH 0;

CREATE TABLE ZZSales( SalesNo INTEGER NOT NULL, SalesUnits INTEGER NOT
NULL,
SalesDollar DECIMAL(12,2) NOT NULL,
SalesCost DECIMAL(12,2) NOT NULL,
CustId CHAR(8) NOT NULL,
ItemId CHAR(8) NOT NULL,
StoreId CHAR(8) NOT NULL,
TimeNo INTEGER NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT PKZZSales PRIMARY KEY (SalesNo),
CONSTRAINT FKSSCustId FOREIGN KEY (CustId) REFERENCES ZZCustomer,
CONSTRAINT FKZZItemId FOREIGN KEY (ItemId) REFERENCES ZZItem,
CONSTRAINT FKZZStoreId FOREIGN KEY (StoreId) REFERENCES ZZStore,
CONSTRAINT FKSSTimeId FOREIGN KEY (TimeNo) REFERENCES ZZTimeDim );