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March Ron McFadyen1 Using Rational Rose to create a database

March Ron McFadyen2 The class model

March Ron McFadyen3 Some classes are persistent

March Ron McFadyen4 Creating the database component

March Ron McFadyen5 Creating the schema

March Ron McFadyen6 Creating the table definition

March Ron McFadyen7 Table generated for the many-to-many association

March Ron McFadyen8 Table generated for Program

March Ron McFadyen9 Table generated for Course

March Ron McFadyen10 Table generated for Offering

March Ron McFadyen11 Two relationships in the RDBMS for Course

March Ron McFadyen12 Creating the DDL