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Assignment 5–2 For each new relation, Use DBDL to specify the relation scheme Give the functional dependencies Give the corresponding relation instance.

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1 Assignment 5–2 For each new relation, Use DBDL to specify the relation scheme Give the functional dependencies Give the corresponding relation instance -1 on Assignment5-2 -2 on Assignment6-2 -5 on Test1 1

2 Assignment 5–2 hours (NIN, ContractNo, eName, hours, hNo, hLoc) NIN ===> eName hNo ===> hLoc ContractNo ===> hNo, hLoc NIN, ContractNo ===> eName, hNo, hLoc, hours PK: NIN, ContractNo Not in 2NF NIN ===> eName ContractNo ===> hNo, hLoc How many tables (relations)? Staff: NIN ===> eName Contract: ContractNo ===> hNo, hLoc hours: NIN, ContractNo ===> hours 2

3 Assignment 5–2 2NF Staff (NIN, eName) PK: NIN AK: NONE FK: NONE FDs: NIN ===> eName Table (Relation) Instance (Remove duplicate records) NINeName 1135Smith J 1057Hocine D 1068White T 3

4 Assignment 5–2 2NF Contract (ContractNo, hNo, hLoc) PK: ContractNo AK: NONE FK: NONE FDs: ContractNo ===> hNo, hLoc hNo ===> hLoc Table (Relation) Instance (Remove duplicate records) ContractNo hNo hLoc C1024 H25 East Kilbride C1025 H24 Glasgow 4

5 Assignment 5–2 2NF Hours (NIN, ContractNo, hours) PK: ContractNo, NIN AK: NONE FK: NIN References Staff ContractNo References Contract FDs: NIN, ContractNo ===> hours Table (Relation) Instance NINContractNohours 1135 C1024 16 1057 C1024 24 1068 C1025 28 1135 C1025 15 5

6 Assignment 5–2 Not in 3NF Contract (ContractNo, hNo, hLoc) PK: ContractNo AK: NONE FK: NONE FDs: ContractNo ===> hNo, hLoc hNo ===> hLoc How many tables? Hotel (hNo, hLoc) Contract (ContractNo, hNo) 6

7 Assignment 5 – Part II 3NF Hotel (hNo, hLoc) PK: hNo AK: NONE FK: NONE FDs: hNo ===> hLoc Table (Relation) Instance hNo hLoc H25 East Kilbride H24 Glasgow 7

8 Assignment 5 – Part II 3NF Contract (ContractNo, hNo) PK: ContractNo AK: NONE FK: hNo References Hotel FDs: ContractNo ===> hNo Table (Relation) Instance ContractNo hNo C1024 H25 C1025 H24 8

9 Assignment 5–2 List the names of all relations of your final result. (not relationships!) Staff Hotel Contract Hours 9

10 Style Hours (NIN, ContractNo, hours) PK: NIN, ContractNo AK: None FK: NIN References Staff ContractNo References Contract FD: NIN, ContractNo ===> hours Table Instance NINeName 1135Smith J 1057Hocine D 1068White T Staff (NIN, eName) PK: NIN AK: None FK: None FD: NIN ===> eName Table Instance NINContractNohours 1135C102416 1057C102424 1068C102528 1135C102515 10

11 Style Hours (NIN, ContractNo, hours) PK: NIN, ContractNo AK: None FK: NIN References Staff ContractNo References Contract FD: NIN, ContractNo ===> hours Table Instance NIN ContractNo hours 1135 C1024 16 1057 C1024 24 1068 C1025 28 1135 C1025 15 Staff (NIN, eName) PK: NIN AK: None FK: None FD: NIN ===> eName Table Instance NIN eName 1135 Smith J 1057 Hocine D 1068 White T 11

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