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The first requirement: Using the SQL language, transform the following entity model into tables in the
Entity Manger contains:
- M-name The name of the manager.
- M-ID and manager number.The department entity contains:
- D-name The name of the department.
- D-ID and department number.
Create constraint master key name of the manager when creating the Manger table.
Creating the foreign key constraint The name of the manager when creating the Department table.
The second requirement: After creating the tables and specifying the primary and foreign key, do the following:
* Add a column D_loc to the Department table, specifying the type of column.
* Remove the column named M_name from the Manger table
* Change the name of the department table to Dep
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