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Lab 4 Database For this lab we will be taking our various tables (PATIENT, BED, PERSONNEL, DEPARTMENT, TREATMENT, TEST and all ASSOCIATIVE ENTITIES), created from our normalization process and entering them into SQL Server Management Studio
Lab 4 Database
For this lab we will be taking our various tables (PATIENT, BED, PERSONNEL, DEPARTMENT, TREATMENT, TEST and all ASSOCIATIVE ENTITIES), created from our normalization process and entering them into SQL Server Management Studio.
Note: For this lab Associative entities are Patient-Test, Patient-Treatment, and Patient-Personnel.
For each of the tables, you will use SQL and the CREATE TABLE command to create each table with it's various columns (attributes).
You will then use the INSERT INTO command to add 5 rows of data (you make up your own data) to populate each table.
After creating the tables and entering the data - use the SELECT * FROM table-name to list all of the data in each table.
Save all your queries and turn in all queries, each "screen shot" of running each query and each of your tables with all of the data.
What to turn in:
ONE .SQL file that contains all queries statements.
ONE Word or PDF document that contains the screenshots of running EACH query separately.
Under every screen, please identify the tables being addressed by each screen clearly identified on the bottom of the page - (underneath the screenshot)
Please Note: Work submitted more than two mentioned files will not be evaluated.
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