Suppose a database has the following three relations.
Movie (mid: integer, title: string, director: string, releaseDate:
date)
PlaysAt (theaterID: integer, movieId: integer, showDate:
date)
Theater (tID: integer, name: string, phone: string, screencount:
integer)
"movieID" in PlaysAt is a foreign key referencing "mid" in Movie.
"theaterID" in PLaysAt is a foreign key referencing "tID" in
Theater.
Write the following queries in both relational algebra and SQL.
Write the following queries in SQL only.
Suppose a database has the following three relations. Movie (mid: integer, title: string, director: string, releaseDate:...
Write the following query in SQL Suppose a database has the following three relations Movie (mid: integer, title: string, director: string, relcaseDate: date) PlaysAt (theaterID: integer. movieId:integer. showDate: date) Theater (tID: integer, name: string, phone: string, screencount: integer) movielD" in PlaysAt is a foreign key referencing "mid" in Movie. "theaterlD" in PLaysAt is a foreign key referencing "tID" in Theater.
Suppose a database has the following three relations. Museum (mid: integer, name: string, address: string, website: string) Displays (museumID: integer, artID: integer, startDate: date) ArtItem (aid: integer, title: string, weightPnd: integer, type: string) Artist (pid: integer, firstname: string, lastname: string, birthdate: date, deathdate: date) Creates (artistID: integer, artID: integer, year: integer) (The "bit" data type stores 0 or 1. False or true. Booleans.) "museumID" in Displays is a foreign key referencing "mid" in Museum. "artistID" in Creates is a foreign...
Consider the following relations: Patient (pid: integer, lname: string, fname: string, primary_did: integer, age: integer) Doctor (did: integer, lname: string, fname: string, deptid: integer, age: integer, salary: integer) Nurse (nid: integer, lname: string, fname: string, deptid: integer, rank: string, age: integer) Department (deptid: integer, name: string, budget: integer) Menu (menuid: integer, pid: integer, caloriecount: integer, saltlevel: integer, vegetarian: bit, diabetic: bit, nauseaSafe: bit, notes: string) Vaccination (vaccinationid: integer, pid: integer, vaccinationname: string, dategiven: date, dateexpires: date) Prescription (presid: integer, pid:integer,...
Consider the database consisting of the following relations: Flights(Fl#: integer, From: string, To: string, Distance: integer, departs: Time, Arrives: time) Flight Instance(Fl#: integer, Day: date, Aid: Integer) Aircraft(Aid: integer, Make: string, Model: string, CrusingRange: string) Certified(Eid: integer, Make: string, Model: string) Employee(Eid: integer, Ename: string, Salary: integer) Fight Attendant(Fl#: integer, Day: date, Eid:integer, Role: string) The Flight table contains general information about the flights whereas the Flight Instance is about a flight number on a specific date. Aircraft list the...
May I ask the SQL code as follows? The relational database moviedb has the following database schema: Movie(title, production year, country, run time, major genre) primary key : {title, production year} Person(id, first name, last name, year born) primary key : {id} Award(award name, institution, country) primary key : {award name} Restriction Category(description, country) primary key : {description, country} Director(id, title, production year) primary key : {title, production year} foreign keys : [title, production year] ⊆ Movie[title, production year] [id]...