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Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
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Write Create Table SQL statements Work Session table
- The table must have a primary key.
- The table must have appropriate foreign key constraints.
- Foreign keys must have the same name, datatype and size of the primary key that they refer to
- The following columns datatypes and sizes and named constraints must be used
Column |
DataType |
Constraint |
WorkYear |
number(4) |
Range 2019 - 2020 |
WorkWeek |
number(2) |
Range 1-52 |
WorkHours |
number(4,2) |
Range 0.5 – 99.99 |
BID NUMBER(4) ,
AUTHID NUMBER(4)

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WorkYear
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WorkWeek
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