Illustrate a Crow's Foot model based on the statement and attributes below.A singer (artist) can sing many songs. A song (or songs) might or might notbe featured in an album.Attributes:1. Artist: Artist ID (primary key), last name, first name, phonePhone attribute is not required.2. Song: Song ID (primary key), song title, artist ID and album ID (foreign keys)Album ID is not required.3. Album: Album ID (primary key), album title, artist ID (foreign key)All attributes are required.

The crow foot notation contains entities and attributes. The entities are connected with the…

Illustrate a Crow's Foot model based on the statement and attributes below. A singer (artist) can sing many songs. A song (or songs) might or might not be featured in an album. Attributes: 1. Artist: Artist ID (primary key), last name, Phone attribute is not required. first name, phone 2. Song: Song ID (primary key), song title, artist ID and album ID (foreign keys) Album ID is not required. 3. Album: Album ID (primary key), album title, artist ID (foreign key) All attributes are required.

Illustrate a Crow's Foot model based on the statement and attributes below. A singer (artist) can sing many songs. A song (or songs) might or might not be featured in an album. Attributes: 1. Artist: Artist ID (primary key), last name, Phone attribute is not required. first name, phone 2. Song: Song ID (primary key), song title, artist ID and album ID (foreign keys) Album ID is not required. 3. Album: Album ID (primary key), album title, artist ID (foreign key) All attributes are required.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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