The following course learning outcomes are assessed by completing this assessment: • A1.design and implement a relational database using a database management system • A2.utilise a query language...

The following course learning outcomes are assessed by completing this assessment:
•    A1.design and implement a relational database using a database management system
•    A2.utilise a query language tools and techniques to obtain data and information from a database
•    K5. describe relational algebra and its relationship to Structured Query Language (SQL)
•    S1.interpret entity-relationship diagrams to implement a relational database
•    S2.demonstrate skills in designing and building a database application using a commercially available database management system development tool
•    S3.use a query language for data manipulation


1.    Translate the ER diagram provided into a relational schema using the correct notations and standards for this course.  It should include:
a.    Table names
b.    Attribute names and field types (as required by XAMPP)
c.    Primary and foreign keys identified
2.    Create a text file called nnnn_create.sql (where nnnn is your student number).   The file should include:
a.    The SQL statements to create a database called BMHoldings_nnnn.txt (where nnnn is your student ID)
b.    The SQL statements to create the tables and the relationships between them.

3.    Create a text file called nnnn_insert.txt (where nnnn is your student number).  The file should include:
a.    The SQL statements to load sufficient data into each table you have created to test the queries given below.  Sample data has been provided, but you will need to include further data test the requirements.  You should add at least one record to the existing test data for each table.
b.    You are required to include your name as one of the customers (you don’t have to have your address if you don’t want to), but you MUST have your name and give your student id as the phone number.

4.    Create a text file called nnnn_query.txt (where nnnn is your student number).  The file should include the SQL statements necessary to display the following reports:

a.    List all details of all the records in the customers table, sorted by suburb in ascending order.
b.    List all the titles of all the items in inventory with their supplier’s name, suburb and postcode.
c.    List all the actors who are deceased.  Print their name as one column with a suitable heading, their date of birth and their date of death.
d.    List all of the inventory by genre. Display the title and the genre of each.
e.    List all the DVDs in the shop.  Include DVD name, genre, classification, star rating and director name.
f.    List all genres that have no titles.
g.    Delete the customer Pat Jones.
h.    Change customer Mary Spring's name to Mary Fitzpatrick.
i.    List all the DVDs titles with their cast and their director. Print the name of the actors and the directors in one column for each with an appropriate title.
j.    Insert a book with the title "Food Forests for Dummies" (genre gardening) written byFlora Birch in 2016. The author was born in Sherwood (UK) on the 1st of April 1950.  The book was published by Green and Friendly Publications at 123 Poplar Dr, Oakwood, 3546, email [email protected], phone 4561327895, and contact Daisy Appleyard.  The wholesale price is $20 and the mark up is 40%.  The shop has 5 in stock and there is no discount applicable to this item.
k.    List all the inventory with its title, its quantity on hand and its sales price (wholesale plus markup).
l.    List every item in inventory with its title, genre and whether it is a book or a dvd.