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DDWD 2013 : MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
KUMPULAN : 1/2/3/4/5/6/7
AHLI KUMPULAN:
Problem: The local science museum operates a gift shop that sells science-related items. The gift
shop purchases the items from vendors that deal in science-related games, toys and other
merchandise. Currently the information about the items and the vendors is stored in two Excel
workbooks. Each item is assigned to single vendor but each vendor may be assigned many items.
You are to create a database that will store the item and vendor information. You have already
determined that you need two tables, a Vendor table and Item table in which to store the information.
1. Use all Blank desktop database option to create a new database in which to store all objects
related to the items for sale. Call the database – Museum Gift Shop.
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2. Create the Vendor table using the structure shown in Figure 1. Vendor Code is the primary
key for the new table. Assign the caption VC to the Vendor Code field. Use the name Vendor
for the table.
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5. Create the Item table using the structure shown in Figure 3. Item Number is the primary key
for this table. Add the caption Wholesale for the Wholesale Cost field, the caption Retail for
the Retail Price field and the caption VC for the vendor code. The On Hand field should be
Integer field. Be sure that the field size for the Vendor Code in the Item table is identical to
the field size for the Vendor Code in the Vendor table. Use the name Item for the table.
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8. Create a query for the Item table. Include the Item Number, Description, Wholesale Cost,
Retail Price and Vendor Code. Save the query as Item Query.
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9. Create a simple form for the Item table. Use the name Item for the form.
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10. Create and print report below for the Item table. Save the report as Item Status Report.
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11. Submit the Case Study 1 in the format specified by your instructor.
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Problem: The manager of the Museum gift shop has determined a number of questions she wants the
database management system to answer. You must obtain the answers to these questions.
Instructions: Use the database created in the case study 1. Use the concepts and techniques
presented in this chapter to create queries. Print the answers to each question. You have to save
each query. Run Ms. Access and Open the Museum Gift Shop database.
1. Create a query for the Item table that includes all fields and all records in the Item table.
Name the query Case 2 Step 1 Query.
Answer:
a. Query Design
b. Output
2. Create a query for the Item table that includes the Item Number, Description, Wholesale Cost
and Vendor Code fields for all records where the Vendor Code is AW. Save the query as Case
2 Step 2 Query.
Answer:
a. Query Design
b. Output
3. Create a query for the Item table that includes the Item Number and Description fields for all
items where the description start with G. Save the query as Case 2 Step 3 Query.
Answer:
a. Query Design
b. Output
4. Create a query for the Item table that includes the Item Number and Description for all items
with a Wholesale Cost greater than $15.00. Save the query as Case 2 Step 4 Query.
Answer:
a. Query Design
b. Output
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5. Create a query for the Item table that includes the Item Number, Description and Wholesale
Cost fields for all items with the Wholesale Cost between $5.00 and $10. Save the query as
Case 2 Step 5 Query.
Answer:
a. Query Design
b. Output
6. Create a query for the Item table that includes the Item Number, Description, On Hand and
Wholesale Cost fields for all items where the number On Hand is less than 5 and the Wholesale
Cost is less than $15.00. Save the query as Case 2 Step 6 Query.
Answer:
a. Query Design
b. Output
7. Create a query for the Item table that includes the Item Number, Description, Wholesale Cost
and Vendor Code for all items that have a wholesale cost greater than $20.00 or a Vendor
Code od SD. Save the query as Case 2 Step 7 Query.
Answer:
a. Query Design
b. Output
8. Create a query that joins the Vendor and the Item tables. Include the Vendor Code and Vendor
Name from the Vendor table and the Item Number, Description, Wholesale Cost and Retail
Price fields from the Item table. Sort the query in ascending order by Description within
Vendor Code. Save the query as Vendor-Item Query.
Answer:
a. Query Design
b. Output
9. Create a form for the Vendor-Item Query. Save the form as Vendor-Item Form.
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10. If requested to do so by your instructor, rename the form in the Navigation Pane as Last-Name
Item Form where LastName is your GroupName.
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11. Create a report shown in Figure 2-91. The report uses the Vendor-Item Query but does not use
all the fields in the query.
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12. Create a query for the Item table that includes the Item Number, Description, Wholesale Cost
and Retail Price. Calculate the difference between Retail Price and Wholesale Cost (Retail
Price – Wholesale Cost). Assign the alias Mark Up to the calculated field. Save the query as
Case 2 Step 12 Query.
Answer:
a. Query Design
b. Output
13. Create a query for the Item table that displays the average Wholesale Cost and the average
Retail Price for all items. Save the query as Case 2 Step 13 Query.
Answer:
a. Query Design
b. Output
14. Create a query for the Item table that displays the Item Number, Description, On Hand and
Retail Price for the 5 items with the lowest retail price. Save the query as Case 2 Step 14
Query.
Answer:
a. Query Design
b. Output
15. Submit the revised database Case Study 2 in the format specified by your instructor.
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