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1 Group ID: Names: Score: / 100 CS122A HW2 Since Maintenance Engineer, Pilot, Flight Attendant, and Operation Staff COVER Employee, we don t need to create a separate Employee table. Stores MaintenanceEngineer specific information. CREATE TABLE MaintenanceEngineer ( meid skill PRIMARY KEY (meid) Stores Pilot specific information. CREATE TABLE Pilot ( pid since PRIMARY KEY (pid) Stores FlightAttendant specific information. CREATE TABLE FlightAttendant ( faid

2 service_year PRIMARY KEY (faid) Stores OperationStaff specific information. CREATE TABLE OperationStaff ( osid department PRIMARY KEY (osid) Stores Airplane specific information. CREATE TABLE Airplane ( registration_number VARCHAR(10), model_number VARCHAR(10), purchased_year manufactured_year capacity PRIMARY KEY (registration_number) Stores Customer specific information. CREATE TABLE Customer ( gender VARCHAR(6), VARCHAR(30), PRIMARY KEY () Stores each customer's credit card information. CREATE TABLE CreditCard (

3 card_number expr_date CHAR(6), YYYYMM (201603) PRIMARY KEY (card_number), FOREIGN KEY () REFERENCES Customer() Stores Airport related information. CREATE TABLE Airport ( IATA_code name airport_city airport_state PRIMARY KEY (IATA_code) CHAR(3), SNA VARCHAR(40), Stores Flight related information. CREATE TABLE Flight ( projected_departure_datetime projected_arrival_datetime aiplane_registration_number departure_airport_iata_code Airport actual_departure_datetime arrival_airport_iata_code Airport VARCHAR(8), VARCHAR(10), Airplane assigned CHAR(3) NOT NULL, Flight departure CHAR(3) NOT NULL, Flight arrival actual_arrival_datetime PRIMARY KEY (,projected_departure_datetime), FOREIGN KEY (aiplane_registration_number) REFERENCES Airplane(registration_number), FOREIGN KEY (departure_airport_iata_code) REFERENCES Airport(IATA_code), FOREIGN KEY (arrival_airport_iata_code) REFERENCES Airport(IATA_code) Stores Lounge related information. CREATE TABLE Lounge ( location airport_iata_code CHAR(3) NOT NULL, Airport where lounge is PRIMARY KEY (), FOREIGN KEY (airport_iata_code) REFERENCES Airport(IATA_code)

4 Stores DishOrder related information. CREATE TABLE DishOrder ( oid places an order INTEGER NOT NULL, A Customer A Lounge serves an order order_datetime total_amount DECIMAL(7,2), PRIMARY KEY (oid), FOREIGN KEY () REFERENCES Customer(), FOREIGN KEY () REFERENCES Lounge() Stores Dish related information. Since Dish is a weak entity, we need to associate it with the Lounge() CREATE TABLE Dish ( A lounge has Dish name VARCHAR(40), price DECIMAL(6,2), PRIMARY KEY (, name), FOREIGN KEY () REFERENCES Lounge() ON DELETE CASCADE Stores the detailed information of each order. Since this is M:N relationship between DishOrder and Dish, CREATE TABLE DishOrderContainsDish ( oid name VARCHAR(40), quantity PRIMARY KEY (oid,, name), FOREIGN KEY (oid) REFERENCES DishOrder (oid), FOREIGN KEY (, name) REFERENCES Dish(, name) Stores the detailed information of each reservation. Since this is M:N relationship between Customer and Flight, CREATE TABLE CustomerReservesFlight ( Customer reserving a flight VARCHAR(8), Flight to be reserved projected_departure_datetime

5 purchased_datetime purchased_price DECIMAL(7,2), quantity PRIMARY KEY (,, projected_departure_datetime), FOREIGN KEY () REFERENCES Customer (), FOREIGN KEY (, projected_departure_datetime) REFERENCES Flight(, projected_departure_datetime) Stores the detailed information of each flight s pilots. Since this is M:N relationship between Pilot and Flight, CREATE TABLE PilotOperatesFlight ( pid Operating pilot VARCHAR(8), projected_departure_datetime PRIMARY KEY (pid,, projected_departure_datetime), FOREIGN KEY (pid) REFERENCES Pilot (pid), FOREIGN KEY (, projected_departure_datetime) REFERENCES Flight(, projected_departure_datetime) Stores the detailed information of each flight s flight attendants. Since this is M:N relationship between FlightAttendant and Flight, CREATE TABLE FlightAttendantParticipatesFlight ( faid Participating flight attendant VARCHAR(8), projected_departure_datetime PRIMARY KEY (faid,, projected_departure_datetime), FOREIGN KEY (faid) REFERENCES FlightAttendant (faid), FOREIGN KEY (, projected_departure_datetime) REFERENCES Flight(, projected_departure_datetime) Stores the detailed information of each airplane maintenance. Since this is M:N relationship between MaintenanceEngineer and Airplane, CREATE TABLE MaintenanceEngineerMaintainsAirplane ( meid Aiplane_registration_number VARCHAR(10), PRIMARY KEY (meid,aiplane_registration_number), FOREIGN KEY (meid) REFERENCES MaintenanceEngineer(meid), FOREIGN KEY (aiplane_registration_number) REFERENCES Airplane(registration_number)

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