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The document outlines the structure of a database for a trading card shop, detailing entities such as Employees, Customers, Cards, Inventory, and Tournaments. It includes information on attributes, relationships, normalization, and constraints like primary and foreign keys. Additionally, it prompts for any questions regarding the database design.

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37 views8 pages

Database Powerpoint

The document outlines the structure of a database for a trading card shop, detailing entities such as Employees, Customers, Cards, Inventory, and Tournaments. It includes information on attributes, relationships, normalization, and constraints like primary and foreign keys. Additionally, it prompts for any questions regarding the database design.

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Database:

Trading Card Shop


Created by Rowen Prather
The e-r
diagram
+ Employees (Name: string, Employee_ID: integer,
days working: string)
+Customer (cus_ID: integer, Name: string, Email:
string, balance: integer)
The relations +cards (name: string, set: string, rarity:
string(common, uncommon, rare, mythic rare), foil:
string(non, foil, full art, full art foil), price: integer)
+Inventory ( item_ID: integer, name: string, price:
integer)
+Tournament (cus_ID: string, format: string, date:
string, table_num: integer(1-12))
Normalization
Keys and contraints

+ Primary key + Not null


+ Foreign key + Unique
+ check
Queries and code
Any questions?

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