Use your ERD to define the table structures in the database using SQL DDL commands to build your schema.

Hi,  For this proble I need to create a table called instructor_course_nums within a university database schema. 1. I need to write a procedure that accepts an instructor ID as input. The procedure calculates the total number of course sections taught by that instructor, and adds a tuple to the instructor_course_nums table consisting of the instructors ID number, name, and total courses taught - call these attributes: ID, name, and tot_courses. 2. If the instructor already has an entry in the table, then the procedure makes sure the total number of courses taught in the instructor_course_nums table is up-to-date. Here is what I have that answers the first part of the question: CREATE TABLE instructor_course_nums (        id                varchar (10),        name            varchar (30),        tot_courses        integer, CONSTRAINT instructor_course_nums_pkey PRIMARY KEY (id));    CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE Student_00_insCourseNumsProc(ID varchar(10), name varchar (25), tot_courses…

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A concise explanation of the many reasons why the use of tables in database design is a good idea could be of some use. Would you mind providing a brief remark on the subject of NULL?

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Assume the e-commercial database shown in the Appendix. Write the following queries in (a) relational algebra and (b) SQL. State your assumptions if the semantics is not clear. 1) Find the names of all students who have not taken any courses.     APPENDIX  STUDENTS(student id, first_name, last _name, email, major_code, class_year) COURSES(course id, course_name, course_description, credits, department_code) ENROLLMENTS(student id, course id, semester, grade) MAJORS(major code, major_name, department_code) DEPARTMENTS(department code, department_name)

Prepare a MySQL script that creates your database, tables, and inserts a small sampling of madeupdata. Test it out in MySQL before submission For the below diagram write the SQL queries

What exactly is an index? What are the benefits and drawbacks of utilising indexes? How do you make an index with SQL?

I NEED HELP WITH THIS QUESTION FOR MY DATABASE MANAGEMENT  Edit Question I NEED HELP WITH THIS QUESTION FOR MY DATABASE MANAGEMENT CLASS. How would you add PK to a table, without dropping it, for which no PK was declared with Create.

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