Customer Order Entry Database Version: 1.1 by: R. Holowczak

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Customer Order Entry Database Version: 1.1 by: R. Holowczak CustomerID (id) Name Street City State ZipCode Phone Order OrderID (id) OrderDate PaymentMethod placing > 0..* 1..1 < placed by 1..1 made up of > <a line item on 0..* Vendor VendorID (id) VendorName ContactPerson Street City State ZipCode VendorPhone Product ProductID (id) Name Description ListPrice Size Color Weight OrderItem LineNumber (id) Quantity ExtendedPrice ordered on > supplying > 0..* 0..* 1..* < supplied by 1..1 < an order for Customer Order Entry Database Version: 1.1 by: R. Holowczak Created: 2/12/2018 Updated: 2/13/2018