Using any DBMS to do the following Part One: Data Definition Language (DDL) 1. Create table...

 

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Using any DBMS to do the following Part One: Data Definition Language (DDL) 1. Create table named Student, with the following rules and constraints (2 marks) 66 Column Name SID Sname DoB 1 Answer: Data Type Length Number 8 Varchar2 30 Date Constraints Primary Key Unique 2. Create table named Course, with the following rules and constraints (1.5 marks) Column Name Data Type Length Constraints CID Number Primary Key I Cname Varchar2 Unique Crd Number Crd >= 1 and Crd<=3 Answer: 5 60 1 Using any DBMS to do the following Part One: Data Definition Language (DDL) 1. Create table named Student, with the following rules and constraints (2 marks) 66 Column Name SID Sname DoB 1 Answer: Data Type Length Number 8 Varchar2 30 Date Constraints Primary Key Unique 2. Create table named Course, with the following rules and constraints (1.5 marks) Column Name Data Type Length Constraints CID Number Primary Key I Cname Varchar2 Unique Crd Number Crd >= 1 and Crd<=3 Answer: 5 60 1

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The following SQL statements can be used to create the Student and Course tables in a relational dat... View the full answer