From book "Data Modeling and Database Design (2nd Edition)"

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This exercise is based on the data sets associated with Figure 2.25 in Chapter 2. Use the SQL Data Definition Language to create a relational schema the following three relations COMPANY (Co_name, Co_size, Co_headquarters) STUDENT (St name, St major, St status) INTERNSHIP (in_co_name, In_st name, In year, In.qtr, In location, In_stipend) When you create a table for each relation, in addition to defining its pr all the appropriate referential integrity constraints. Assume that Co_name is character data type of size 5, Co_ size is an integer data type of size 4, Co_headquaters is a character data type of size 10, St name is a Varchar data type of size 10, St_name is a Varchar data type of size 10, St_major's is a character data type of size 20, St_status is a character data type of size 2, In co_name is a character data type of size 5, In_st name is a Varchar data type size 10. In_year is an integer data type of size 4, In_qtr is a character data type 10 In_location is a character data type of size 15, and In stipend is an integer date size 4. In_stipend represents the monthly stipend associated with the intership. Use the SQL Insert statement to populate the three tables with the following data