Task Description: Consider the following relations for a company: Department (Did: integer, Dname: string, location: string) Employee (Eid: integer, Ename: string, Erank: integer, salary: real, DepartmentID, integer) Project (Pid: integer, DepartmentID: integer, Pname: string, budget: real, start year: integer) The “DepartmentID” fields in both Employee and Project are foreign keys referencing the “Did” field of the Department table.    Use SQL to create a new database (named MyCompany), then use it to build the relations mentioned above. Place the constraints (e.g., default values) you find appropriate.

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Task Description: Consider the following relations for a company:


Department (Did: integer, Dname: string, location: string)

Employee (Eid: integer, Ename: string, Erank: integer, salary: real, DepartmentID, integer)

Project (Pid: integer, DepartmentID: integer, Pname: string, budget: real, start year: integer)

The “DepartmentID” fields in both Employee and Project are foreign keys referencing the “Did”
field of the Department table. 

 

Use SQL to create a new database (named MyCompany), then use it to build the relations mentioned above. Place the constraints (e.g., default values) you find appropriate.

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