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My topic; Accounting
Issue: My brother works as an accountant in a firm named as stainless steel. The firm’s accountants having a problems of tracking and managing the incomes of the company and how many materials are needed for each product.
I drew the ER map wrong. Could you please draw it as EER in detail? Get more attributes. Including Foreign keys , Multivalued attributes, Derived attribute, Composite attributes.

Transcribed Image Text:My topic; Accounting Database and Managing System
Issue: My brother works as an accountant in a firm named as stainless steel. The firm's accountants having
a problems of tracking and managing the incomes of the company and how many materials are needed
for each product.
I drew the ER map wrong. Could you please draw it as EER in detail? Get more attributes. Including
Foreign keys , Multivalued attributes, Derived attribute, Composite attributes.
My draw:
Customer
id
phone
-Purchase----
product
- Made by
id
type
price
details
name
Adress
Country
City
Attribute7
name
made
payment
-For
id
amount
data
which gives
raw materials
Id
Price
profit
Employee
----manages --
---manages ----
id
Name
id
Date
name
Details
Available Quanti
phone
Surname
Adress
Start_Date
amount
+--
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