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G8 - Substitution Work - Notebook Task

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G8 - Substitution Work - Notebook Task

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Notebook Task 1

Topic : Databases
Your school library is going digital! The librarian wants to organize all the
information about the books, students, and borrow records using a database.
She has created the following tables. Copy these two tables into your notebook.
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Write the answers to the following questions in your computing


notebook.

1.​ What is a database, and how is it useful for organizing information in


the school library?
2.​ In the Books table, identify:
a.​ Any two field names.
b.​ Any one record.
c.​ The primary key.
3.​ The librarian notices that some cells in the table are empty. In a
database, these empty cells are referred to as _____________________.
[Primary Key, Data Type,Null Value]
4.​ Which data type would be most appropriate for the following fields:
a.​ YearPublished: ____________
b.​ Email: ____________
c.​ BookID: ____________
d.​ Grade: ____________
5.​ Why do you think the BookID and StudentID fields were chosen as
primary keys?
6.​ If you were asked to design a Borrowing table to track which student
borrowed which book and when.
a.​ What fields would you include?
b.​ List at least 4 fields and mention what their data types would
be.
c.​ From the fields you have selected, suggest one that can be
used as a primary key.
7.​ What problems might occur in the library database if we do not use
primary keys in any table?
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Notebook Task 2
Refer to the given data types.

You have been hired by a travel agency to help them organize information
about various holiday destinations for their website. Your task is to design
a table named HolidayDestinations with appropriate fields and data types.

Make sure your table:

a.​ Contains at least one field for each of the data types
mentioned above.
b.​ Has a primary key to uniquely identify each destination.

Draw the table shown below in your notebook and complete your task.

Field Name Data Type Is Primary key? (Y/N)

In your notebook, draw a table named HolidayDestination that includes all the
fields you have selected, along with 3 to 5 relevant data entries.

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