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    The document creates a database called "tugas1" and then defines several tables within it: a "regions" table, "countries" table with a foreign key to "regions", "locations" table with a foreign key to "countries", "departments" table with a foreign key to "locations", "jobs" table, "job_history" table with foreign keys to "jobs" and "departments", and an "employees" table with foreign keys to "job_history", "departments", and "jobs". Each table creation includes the column names and types.

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    The document creates a database called "tugas1" and then defines several tables within it: a "regions" table, "countries" table with a foreign key to "regions", "locations" table with a foreign key to "countries", "departments" table with a foreign key to "locations", "jobs" table, "job_history" table with foreign keys to "jobs" and "departments", and an "employees" table with foreign keys to "job_history", "departments", and "jobs". Each table creation includes the column names and types.

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    The document creates a database called "tugas1" and then defines several tables within it: a "regions" table, "countries" table with a foreign key to "regions", "locations" table with a foreign key to "countries", "departments" table with a foreign key to "locations", "jobs" table, "job_history" table with foreign keys to "jobs" and "departments", and an "employees" table with foreign keys to "job_history", "departments", and "jobs". Each table creation includes the column names and types.

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    create database tugas1;

    use tugas1;

    create table regions_046 (

    region_id int (10) primary key,

    region_name varchar(20)

    ) engine=innodb;

    create table countries_046 (

    country_id int (10) primary key,

    country_name varchar (20),

    region_id int (10),

    foreign key (region_id) references regions_046 (region_id)

    ) engine=innodb;

    create table locations_046 (

    location_id int (10) primary key,

    street_address varchar (50),

    postal_code varchar (20),

    city varchar (20),

    state_province varchar (20),

    country_id int (10),

    foreign key (country_id) references countries_046 (country_id)

    ) engine=innodb;
    create table departements_046 (

    departement_id varchar(20) primary key,

    departement_name varchar (50),

    location_id int (10),

    foreign key (location_id) references locations_046 (location_id)

    ) engine=InnoDB;

    create table jobs_046 (

    job_id int (10) primary key,

    job_title varchar (20),

    min_salary int (20),

    max_salary int (20)

    ) engine=innodb;

    create table job_history_046 (

    employee_id varchar (10) primary key,

    start_date date,

    end_date date,

    job_id int (10),

    departement_id varchar (20),

    foreign key (job_id) references jobs_046 (job_id),

    foreign key (departement_id) references departements_046 (departement_id)

    ) engine=InnoDB;

    create table employees_046 (


    employee_id varchar (10) primary key,

    departement_id varchar (20),

    first_name varchar (20),

    last_name varchar (20),

    email varchar (20),

    phone_number varchar (20),

    hire_date date,

    job_id int (10),

    salary int,

    commission_pct int,

    foreign key (employee_id) references job_history_046 (employee_id),

    foreign key (departement_id) references departements_046 (departement_id),

    foreign key (job_id) references jobs_046 (job_id)

    ) engine=InnoDB;

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