HSCI 709 MySQL Lecture 13.

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HSCI 709 MySQL Lecture 13

Review of SQL Commands

Starting mysql

Listing Existing Databases

Creating a New Database

Connecting to a Database

Create Table Statement

Deleting a Table

A Simple Information Model PHYSICAL TABLES PAT PAT_CLNCIAN_ASSOC PAT_ID INT PAT_ID INT CLNCIAN_ID INT PAT_FNM VARCHAR(20) PAT_LNM VARCHAR(35) PAT_CLNCIAN_IDX INT ASSOC_BEGIN_DT DATE ASSOC_END_DT DATE ASSOC_CAT_CD TINYINT CLNCIAN CLNCIAN_ID INT CLNCIAN_NM VARCHAR(250)

SQL Commands CREATE TABLE PAT ( PAT_ID INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, PAT_FM VARCHAR(20), PAT_LNM VARCHAR(35) ) TYPE=INNODB; CREATE TABLE CLNCIAN( CLNCIAN_ID INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, CLNCIAN_NM VARCHAR(250) CREATE TABLE PAT_CLNCIAN_ASSOC( CLNCIAN_ID INT NOT NULL, PAT_ID INT NOT NULL, PAT_CLNCIAN_IDX INT NOT NULL, ASSOC_BEGIN_DT DATE, ASSOC_END_DT DATE, ASSOC_CAT_CD TINYINT NOT NULL, INDEX(CLNCIAN_ID), INDEX(PAT_ID), PRIMARY KEY(CLNCIAN_ID, PAT_ID, PAT_CLNCIAN_IDX), FOREIGN KEY (CLNCIAN_ID) REFERENCES CLNCIAN(CLNCIAN_ID), FOREIGN KEY (PAT_ID) REFERENCES PAT(PAT_ID)

Verifying the Tables

Loading Data into PAT Table INSERT INTO PAT(PAT_ID,PAT_FNM,PAT_LNM) VALUES (45671,'JOHN','DOE'), (45672,'JENNY','DOE'), (45673,'CINDY','FINNEGAN'); INSERT INTO PAT(PAT_LNM,PAT_FNM,PAT_ID) VALUES ('MARTINEZ','MANUEL',45674), ('VALLARES','MARGARITA',45675);

Loading Data into CLNCIAN Table INSERT INTO CLNCIAN(CLNCIAN_ID,CLNCIAN_NM) VALUES (8998,'DR. FERNANDO DE LA ROSA'), (8999,'DR. DIETLINDE WEINSTEIN'), (9000,'DR. PIERO LUIGI DELLA MIRANDOLA');

Loading Data into PAT_CLNCIAN_ASSOC Table INSERT INTO PAT_CLNCIAN_ASSOC(CLNCIAN_ID, PAT_ID, PAT_CLNCIAN_IDX, ASSOC_BEGIN_DT, ASSOC_END_DT, ASSOC_CAT_CD) VALUES (9000,45671,1,'2001-02-19','2003-11-21',3), (9000,45671,2,'2004-05-01','2005-01-31',1), (8998,45671,1,'2003-11-21','2004-04-30',3), (8999,45672,1,'1999-01-01','1999-12-31',2), (8998,45674,1,'2001-09-13','2001-12-31',2), (8999,45673,1,'1998-11-08','2000-07-24',1), (8998,45675,1,'1997-03-01','',3);

Referential Integrity There is no record in the CLNCIAN table with CLNCIAN_ID = 9005

SELECT Statement

SELECT {fields} Statement

SELECT DISTINCT Statement

SELECT COUNT Statement

JOINS SELECT PAT_FNM, PAT_LNM, CLNCIAN_NM,ASSOC_BEGIN_DT FROM PAT, CLNCIAN, PAT_CLNCIAN_ASSOC WHERE PAT.PAT_ID = PAT_CLNCIAN_ASSOC.PAT_ID AND CLNCIAN.CLNCIAN_ID = PAT_CLNCIAN_ASSOC.CLNCIAN_ID AND PAT.PAT_LNM = 'DOE';

CASE TOOLS

Creating Tables in DBDesigner 4

Creating Links

Exporting the SQL Script

The SQL script file(1)

The SQL script file(2)

Running the SQL Script

Checking the Results

Summary Business Domain Abstraction we are here Modeling SQL DB Case Tools Physical Model Implemented Physical Schema Logical Information Model