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    Business rules provide guidelines for database design and should include details related to the database. Some examples are that a customer can have multiple orders but an order is placed by one customer, a customer address is associated with a single customer but a customer can have multiple addresses, a delivery and payment are associated with a single order, an order can include multiple products but products can be in many orders, an order generates one payment recording the date and method, and a patient can have multiple appointments but an appointment belongs to one patient recording the date and time.

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    Business rules provide guidelines for database design and should include details related to the database. Some examples are that a customer can have multiple orders but an order is placed by one customer, a customer address is associated with a single customer but a customer can have multiple addresses, a delivery and payment are associated with a single order, an order can include multiple products but products can be in many orders, an order generates one payment recording the date and method, and a patient can have multiple appointments but an appointment belongs to one patient recording the date and time.

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    Business rules provide guidelines for database design and should include details related to the database. Some examples are that a customer can have multiple orders but an order is placed by one customer, a customer address is associated with a single customer but a customer can have multiple addresses, a delivery and payment are associated with a single order, an order can include multiple products but products can be in many orders, an order generates one payment recording the date and method, and a patient can have multiple appointments but an appointment belongs to one patient recording the date and time.

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    Below are some examples of business rules (business rules are like user/system

    requirements, they give designer guidelines on how to design the database). Database
    design is based on business rules, therefore business rules should be detailed enough so
    that designer can design a good database. Do not write anything in the business rules which
    are not related to the database.

    1. A Customer can have zero, one or many ORDERS, ORDER is made by one customer
    2. CUSTOMER_ADDRESS can be associated with only one customer, however a
    customer can have multiple address such as mailing address, delivery address.
    3. A DELIVERY and PAYMENT is associated with just one ORDER.
    4. An ORDER can be associated with one or many PRODUCTS. Products may appear in
    more than 1 order
    5. An Order will generate one and only one PAYMENT. Payment needs to record
    payment date and payment method
    6. A PATIENT can make many APPOINTMENT, but each appointment belongs to only
    one patient. Appointment must record date and time.

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