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    The document describes several database tables: 1) An Inventory table with an Item Number primary key and attributes like Description and Quantity on Hand. 2) A Purchases table with a Purchase Order Number primary key linked to the Inventory table, and attributes like Vendor, Date, and Amount. 3) An Employees table with an Employee Number primary key and attributes like Name. 4) Additional tables are created to avoid anomalies - an Invoice table with an Invoice Number primary key, an Invoice-Inventory table linking invoices to items, a Customer table, and an Item table.

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    The document describes several database tables: 1) An Inventory table with an Item Number primary key and attributes like Description and Quantity on Hand. 2) A Purchases table with a Purchase Order Number primary key linked to the Inventory table, and attributes like Vendor, Date, and Amount. 3) An Employees table with an Employee Number primary key and attributes like Name. 4) Additional tables are created to avoid anomalies - an Invoice table with an Invoice Number primary key, an Invoice-Inventory table linking invoices to items, a Customer table, and an Item table.

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    Chapter Four Answers to problems

    4.3
    Table Name

    Primary Key

    Inventory

    Item Number

    Foreign Keys

    Other Attributes
    Description
    Quantity on Hand

    Purchases

    Purchase order

    Vendor number

    Date of purchase

    number

    Purchasing Agent

    Total amount of

    (employee

    purchase

    number)
    Quantity purchased

    Purchases-Inventory Item number

    Vendor

    Purchase order

    Unit cost (actual)

    number

    Extended amount

    Vendor number

    Vendor name
    Vendor address

    Employees

    Employee number

    Employee name

    Extended amount and Total amount of purchase do not have to be stored in the database
    as they can be calculated from other values. Extended amount is Quantity purchased x
    Unit cost.

    Total amount of purchase is the sum of all the extended amounts for all

    items on a particular purchase order,

    4.8 To avoid the update, insert, and delete anomalies, 4 separate relational tables are created.
    INVOICE TABLE
    Invoice# PK)

    Date

    OrderDate

    CustomerID (FK)

    52

    6-19-18

    5-25-15

    201

    57

    6-20-18

    6-01-15

    305

    INVOICE-INVENTORY TABLE
    Invoice# (PK/FK)

    Item# (PK/FK)

    Quantity

    52

    103

    52

    122

    52

    10

    11

    52

    71

    12

    57

    535

    18

    57

    115

    15

    57

    122

    CUSTOMER TABLE
    CustomerID (PK)

    CustomerName

    201

    Johnson

    305

    Henry

    Item Table
    Item# (PK)

    Description

    10

    Izzod 3000

    71

    LD Trainer

    103

    Trek 9000

    115

    NT 2000

    122

    Nimbus 4000

    535

    TR Standard

    Note: PK-Primary Key, FK Foreign Key, PK/FK Primary Key/Foreign Key

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