Question: Using the INVOICE table structure shown in Table 1 , do the following: Table 1 : table [ [ table [ [ Attribute

Using the INVOICE table structure shown in Table 1, do the following: Table 1:
\table[[\table[[Attribute],[Name]],Sample Value,Sample Value,Sample Value,Sample Value,Sample Value],[INV_NUM,1001,1002,1003,1004,1005],[PROD_NUM,\table[[123-21UUY, SRE-],[657UG]],QER-34256,\table[[SRE-657UG,],[ZZX/3245Q]],\table[[SRE-657UG,],['001278-AB']],ZZX/3245Q],[SALE_DATE,'2022-3-8','2022-3-8','2022-3-8','2022-3-9','2022-1-16'],[PROD_DESC,\table[[Houselite chain],[saw, Rat-tail file]],Sledge hammer,\table[[Rat-tail file,],[Steel tape]],\table[[Rat-tail file, claw],[hammer]],Steel tape]]\table[[VEND_CODE,235,232,231,232,235,232,231,235],[VEND_NAME,\table[[Shelly],[Smithson, K.],[Annelise Crystall]],James Johnson,\table[[Annelise],[Crystall,]],\table[[Shelly],[Smithson, James],[Johnson]],Arthur Jones],[QUANT_SOLD,1,3,1,1,2,1,2,1],[PROD_PRICE,$189.99,$2.99,18.63,$6.79,$2.99,$12.95,2.99,$2.99]]
Table 1 :
Attribute
Name
Sample Value Sample Value Sample Value Sample Value Sample Value
INV_NUM 10011002100310041005
PROD_NUM 123-21UUY, SRE657UG
QER-34256 SRE-657UG,
ZZX/3245Q
SRE-657UG,
'001278-AB'
ZZX/3245Q
SALE_DATE '2022-3-8''2022-3-8''2022-3-8''2022-3-9''2022-1-16'
PROD_DESC Houselite chain
saw, Rat-tail file
Sledge hammer Rat-tail file,
Steel ta
VEND_CODE 235,232231232,235232
Annelise Crystall
James Johnson Annelise
Crystall,
Shelly K.
Smithson, James
Johnson
Arthur Jones
QUANT_SOLD 1,311,21,21
PROD_PRICE $189.99, $2.9918.63 $6.79, $2.99 $12.95,2.99 $2.99
a. Draw its dependency diagram and identify all dependencies, including all partial and transitive dependencies.
b. Remove all partial dependencies, and draw the new dependency diagrams. Identify the normal forms for each
table structure you created. Remove all transitive dependencies, write the relational schema, and draw the
new dependency diagrams. Also identify the normal forms for each table structure you created.
c. Draw the dependency diagrams that are in 3NF.(Hint: You might have to create a few new attributes. Also
make sure that the new dependency diagrams contain attributes that meet proper design criteria; that is,
make sure there are no multivalued attributes, that the naming conventions are met, and so on.)
d. Draw the Crows Foot ERD. ERD should be created starting from solution of part b (normalized form) and then
further enhanced to reflect the correct business scenario.
e. Create the database and insert data as per Table 1 and additional data for the sake of completeness.
f. Formulate and execute the following queries.
i. Write a query to display product Prod_code, Prod_QOH and Prod_PRICE for all the products where
price is greater than 200.
ii. Write a query to display prod_num of products that are supplied by VEND_CODE between 230 and
234.
iii. List all the products in products table in descending order of the price
iv. Using the 'PRODUCT' table as a reference, construct a SQL query to calculate the total value of the
products currently in inventory (name the column as Tot_worth.
v. Display name of VENDOR who supplied product '123-21UUY'.
vi. Write a single query that will double the price of product supplied by vendor whose name is 'James
Johnson.(Note: you have to strictly use SUBQUERY to extract vendor code based on vendor name
and use vend_code to update the price)
g. If you are a database administrator, what measures you will apply to ensure the security of the data?
 Using the INVOICE table structure shown in Table 1, do the

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