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- Creating tables
When creating the fields, make sure you select the correct data type and add enough characters per field. Field names do not contain a space. - Create a table named course with the following fields; course id (primary key), course num, course name
- Create a table named student with the following fields; student id (primary key), first name, last name, major, phone, semester, year, age.
- Create a table named professor with the following fields; professor id (primary key), first name, last name, department, hire date (date field).
- Create a table named semester with the following fields; semester, year
- Create a table named teach with the following fields; teach id (primary key), course id (foreign key, based on course id in course table), professor id (foreign key, based on professor id in professor table), semester, building, class room number
- Create a table named take with the following fields; teach id (primary key, foreign key based on teach id in the teach table), student id (primary key, foreign key based on student if in the student table
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