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    IN-CLASS CASE STUDY I: ER DIAGRAM Case description: The following is a description of some data requirements for a chain of pharmacies.

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    IN-CLASS CASE STUDY I: ER DIAGRAM Case description: The following is a description of some data requirements for a chain of pharmacies. Draw the appropriate entity-relationship (E-R) diagrams; a. In the second format we have seen b. In the first format (ER assistant format) we have seen. Clearly show all cardinality constraints, cardinality limits, and existence dependencies. Avoid M to N relations in the ER diagram drawn in the first format (Bold nouns are some of the entities, more entities ma

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    IN-CLASS CASE STUDY I: ER DIAGRAM Case description: The following is a description of some data requirements for a chain of pharmacies. Draw the appropriate entity-relationship (E-R) diagrams; a. In the second format we have seen b. In the first format (ER assistant format) we have seen. Clearly show all cardinality constraints, cardinality limits, and existence dependencies. Avoid M to N relations in the ER diagram drawn in the first format (Bold nouns are some of the entities, more entities ma

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