The document describes two database relations - Accounts and Customers. Accounts contains account numbers, types, and balances. Customers contains customer names, ID numbers, and associated account numbers. Example tuples are given for each relation. The relation schemas and suitable domains for the attributes are also specified.
The document describes two database relations - Accounts and Customers. Accounts contains account numbers, types, and balances. Customers contains customer names, ID numbers, and associated account numbers. Example tuples are given for each relation. The relation schemas and suitable domains for the attributes are also specified.
The document describes two database relations - Accounts and Customers. Accounts contains account numbers, types, and balances. Customers contains customer names, ID numbers, and associated account numbers. Example tuples are given for each relation. The relation schemas and suitable domains for the attributes are also specified.
acctNo type balance The attributes of Customers relation are: firstName lastName idNo account b, The data related to one account holder represents a tuple of Accounts relation. The Tuples of Accounts relation are: tuple 1: 12345, 23456, 34567 tuple 2: savings, checking, savings tuple 3: 12000, 1000, 25 The data related to one Customer represents a tuple of Customers relation The Tuples of Customers relation are: tuple 1: Robbie, Banks, 901-222, 12345 tuple 2: Lena, Hand, 805-333, 12345 tuple 3: Lena, Hand, 805-333, 23456 c, The components of one tuple from Accounts relation are: 12345 - acctno Savings - type 12000 - balance The components of one tuple from Customers relation are: Lena - firstName Hand - lastName 805-333 – idno 12345 - account d , The relation schema for Accounts relation is: Accounts (acctNo, balance, type) The relation schema for Customers relation is: Customers (id No, firstName, lastName, account) e) The database schema is as follows: Accounts (acctNo, type, balance) Customers (firstName, lastName, idNo, account) f, A suitable domain for each attribute of Accounts relation is as follows: .acctNo Integer type String • balance Integer A suitable domain for each attribute of Customers relation is as follows: • firstName String • lastName String • id No String • account Integer g, - Another equivalent way to present the Accounts relation: acctno: 34567, 23456, 12345 balance: 25, 1000, 12000 type: Savings, Checking, Savings - Another equivalent way to present the Customers relation: idno: 805-333, 805-333, 901-222 firstname: Lena, Lena, Robbie lastName: Hand, Hand, Banks account: 23456, 12345, 12345