Database trigger

Group Project Homework [78 pts] Note: This assignment can become very large, due to the screen shots. Use trimming and compression to keep it at a manageable size. Suppose that you have designed a database for Marcia's Dry Cleaning that has the following tables: CUSTOMER (CustomerID, FirstName, LastName, Phone, Email) ORDER (InvoiceNumber, CustomerID, DateIn, DateOut, Subtotal, Tax, TotalAmount) ORDER_ITEM (InvoiceNumber, ItemNumber, Service, Quantity, UnitPrice, ExtendedPrice) SERVICE

table. 10. What command would you use to delete the Part table from the Premiere Products database? (Do not delete the Part table.) DROP TABLE Part 11. Write a stored procedure that will change the price of a part with a given part number. How would you use this stored procedure to change the price of part AT94 to $26.95? CALL Change _Price (‘AT94’, 26.95) 12. Write the code for the following triggers following the style shown in the text. a. When adding a customer, add the customer's balance

Hùynh Văn Lâm ASSIGNMENT 06 1). Exercises 6.5.1: Write the following database modifications, based on the database schema Product (maker , model , type) PC (model , speed , ram , hd , rd , price) Laptop (model , speed , ram , hd , screen , price) Printer (model , color , type , price) of Exercise 5.2.1. Describe the effect of the modifications on the data of that exercise. a)Using two INSERT statements store in the database the fact that PC model 1100 is made by manufacturer C, has speed 1800

It was to be a simple job. Get inside, pull the trigger, and leave. Just like any other contract. “It’s a new technology, y’know! I heard that the prototype was used in the war.” “Penny, I was in the war. We didn’t use them. And I still don’t plan on using it. I keep telling you, no high-tech special gun is going to fire better than a man could.” Gerald examined the pistol warily. The newest of the elite weaponry line from Dufour Corporation that had everyone from the military to the local gangs

must be identified. Then the focus moves on to the triggers and figuring out the context of what happened right before the behavior occurred. This is known as the proximal trigger and is what is typically focused on. However, Magidson et. al. (2016) states that in order to better understand the cause of the behavior it is also important to look at the recent and distal triggers, which are the ongoing stressors and past situations. Once the triggers are established the patient is

INTRO: I never thought I would feel so awful after pulling that trigger and watching that innocent animal give it’s life to me. I was only ten years old and my life was certainly impacted forever. Nowadays, many people think that pulling the trigger of a gun is not hard at all. In reality, it might be pretty easy. It is the aftermath on the other hand that will leave an internal scar, changing a person forever. On my first deer hunt, a young buck stepped out of the dense willow clusters with

HE WAS DEAD BEFORE SHE HEARD THE DEAFENING GUNSHOT. She helplessly watched in horror as the murderous bullet cracked as loud as thunder and ripped through the air faster than the speed of light, come in contact with his skin in a matter of milliseconds. A crimson red hole appeared on his forehead as quick as a lightning's flash, and slowly a trail of blood leaked from his wound down his face. She watched as the shining light faded out of his burnt umber and caramel mixed eyes that once glowed with

Your acting’s weak. A shame, you’re so wrong. VAN Rush me. If I wait till the last second to pull the trigger, I won't miss. One of us, an A+. The other, an F . . . ready for the final exam? SEOUL Doubt you ever pull the trigger. VAN Or, wait for the cops . . . an incomplete. The legal system might let you walk. But, if I were you, I’d take door number one and leave. SEOUL Kelly talked about you during our one-on-one time. She talked instead of . . . other stuff. Too bad you burned her to

to the three triggers identified in Stone?s and Heen?s article, Difficult Conversations 2.0. Truth triggers are an emotional response where the recipient chooses to ?focus on what 's wrong with the feedback? (Stone and Heen, 2014, p. 72). This decision to reject feedback simply because part of it is incorrect?or perceived to be incorrect?prohibits a person from evaluating the fit of the feedback and acting on the applicable, useful parts. Overcoming an evocation of a truth trigger requires the

A habit, by definition, is an act which is repeated by a person without the individual being aware that they are continuously displaying or committing that certain behavior. There are many bad habits a person can develop over time. Some of these could include having a drug habit, an eating disorder, or many other undesirable behaviors. These negative habits can all be broken and could lead to positive outcomes if they were to be broken successfully. Many of the habits considered to be bad require