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1 -- DDL for Table ROSTER_INFO CREATE TABLE "RHAND6"."ROSTER_INFO" ( "ROSTERID" NUMBER(*,0), "PLAYERID" NUMBER(*,0), "YEAR" NUMBER(*,0), "TEAMNAME" VARCHAR2(50 BYTE), "LEAGUE" VARCHAR2(2 BYTE), "SALARY" NUMBER(*,0), "STINTS" NUMBER(*,0) ) SEGMENT CREATION IMMEDIATE PCTFREE 10 PCTUSED 40 INITRANS 1 MAXTRANS 255 NOCOMPRESS LOGGING -- DDL for Index ROSTER_PK CREATE UNIQUE INDEX "RHAND6"."ROSTER_PK" ON "RHAND6"."ROSTER_INFO" ("PLAYERID", "YEAR", "ROSTERID") PCTFREE 10 INITRANS 2 MAXTRANS 255 COMPUTE STATISTICS
2 -- Constraints for Table ROSTER_INFO ALTER TABLE "RHAND6"."ROSTER_INFO" ADD CONSTRAINT "ROSTER_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("PLAYERID", "YEAR", "ROSTERID") USING INDEX PCTFREE 10 INITRANS 2 MAXTRANS 255 COMPUTE STATISTICS TABLESPACE "USERS" ENABLE; ALTER TABLE "RHAND6"."ROSTER_INFO" MODIFY ("YEAR" NOT NULL ENABLE); ALTER TABLE "RHAND6"."ROSTER_INFO" MODIFY ("PLAYERID" NOT NULL ENABLE); ALTER TABLE "RHAND6"."ROSTER_INFO" MODIFY ("ROSTERID" NOT NULL ENABLE); -- DDL for Trigger ROSTER_TRG CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER "RHAND6"."ROSTER_TRG" BEFORE INSERT ON ROSTER_INFO FOR EACH ROW <<COLUMN_SEQUENCES>> IF INSERTING AND :NEW.ROSTERID IS NULL THEN SELECT ROSTER_SEQ.NEXTVAL INTO :NEW.ROSTERID FROM SYS.DUAL; END IF; END COLUMN_SEQUENCES;
3 END; / ALTER TRIGGER "RHAND6"."ROSTER_TRG" ENABLE; -- DDL for Table PLAYER_INFO CREATE TABLE "RHAND6"."PLAYER_INFO" ( "PLAYERID" NUMBER(*,0), "PLAYERKEY" VARCHAR2(25 BYTE), "FIRSTNAME" VARCHAR2(25 BYTE), "LASTNAME" VARCHAR2(50 BYTE), "BATS" VARCHAR2(7 BYTE), "THROWS" VARCHAR2(7 BYTE), "BIRTHDAY" DATE, "AGE" NUMBER(*,0), "PLAYERTEAMLEAGUE" VARCHAR2(50 BYTE) ) SEGMENT CREATION IMMEDIATE PCTFREE 10 PCTUSED 40 INITRANS 1 MAXTRANS 255 NOCOMPRESS LOGGING -- DDL for Index PLAYERINFO_PK
4 CREATE UNIQUE INDEX "RHAND6"."PLAYERINFO_PK" ON "RHAND6"."PLAYER_INFO" ("PLAYERID") PCTFREE 10 INITRANS 2 MAXTRANS 255 COMPUTE STATISTICS -- Constraints for Table PLAYER_INFO ALTER TABLE "RHAND6"."PLAYER_INFO" MODIFY ("PLAYERTEAMLEAGUE" NOT NULL ENABLE); ALTER TABLE "RHAND6"."PLAYER_INFO" ADD CONSTRAINT "PLAYERINFO_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("PLAYERID") USING INDEX PCTFREE 10 INITRANS 2 MAXTRANS 255 COMPUTE STATISTICS TABLESPACE "USERS" ENABLE; ALTER TABLE "RHAND6"."PLAYER_INFO" MODIFY ("PLAYERID" NOT NULL ENABLE); -- DDL for Trigger PLAYERINFO_TRG CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER "RHAND6"."PLAYERINFO_TRG" BEFORE INSERT ON PLAYER_INFO FOR EACH ROW <<COLUMN_SEQUENCES>>
5 NULL; END COLUMN_SEQUENCES; END; / ALTER TRIGGER "RHAND6"."PLAYERINFO_TRG" ENABLE; -- DDL for Table PITCHING_STATS CREATE TABLE "RHAND6"."PITCHING_STATS" ( "PITCHINGID" NUMBER(*,0), "ROSTERID" NUMBER(*,0), "PLAYERID" NUMBER(*,0), "YEAR" NUMBER(*,0), "G" NUMBER(*,0), "ERA" NUMBER(*,0), "GS" NUMBER(*,0), "W" NUMBER(*,0), "L" NUMBER(*,0), "WINPCT" NUMBER(*,0), "CG" NUMBER(*,0), "SV" NUMBER(*,0), "IP" NUMBER(*,0), "HA" NUMBER(*,0), "RA" NUMBER(*,0), "ER" NUMBER(*,0), "BBA" NUMBER(*,0),
6 "SOA" NUMBER(*,0), "GP" NUMBER(*,0), "HRA" NUMBER(*,0), "SHO" NUMBER(*,0), "WHIP" NUMBER(*,0), "GF" NUMBER(*,0), "BFP" NUMBER(*,0), "HBPA" NUMBER(*,0), "IBB" NUMBER(*,0), "ERAPLUS" NUMBER(*,0) ) SEGMENT CREATION IMMEDIATE PCTFREE 10 PCTUSED 40 INITRANS 1 MAXTRANS 255 NOCOMPRESS LOGGING -- DDL for Index PITCHING_STATS_PK CREATE UNIQUE INDEX "RHAND6"."PITCHING_STATS_PK" ON "RHAND6"."PITCHING_STATS" ("PITCHINGID") PCTFREE 10 INITRANS 2 MAXTRANS 255 COMPUTE STATISTICS -- Constraints for Table PITCHING_STATS
7 ALTER TABLE "RHAND6"."PITCHING_STATS" ADD CONSTRAINT "PITCHING_STATS_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("PITCHINGID") USING INDEX PCTFREE 10 INITRANS 2 MAXTRANS 255 COMPUTE STATISTICS TABLESPACE "USERS" ENABLE; ALTER TABLE "RHAND6"."PITCHING_STATS" MODIFY ("PITCHINGID" NOT NULL ENABLE); -- Ref Constraints for Table PITCHING_STATS ALTER TABLE "RHAND6"."PITCHING_STATS" ADD CONSTRAINT "PITCHING_STATS_FK1" FOREIGN KEY ("PLAYERID") REFERENCES "RHAND6"."PLAYER_INFO" ("PLAYERID") ENABLE; -- DDL for Trigger PITCHING_STATS_TRG CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER "RHAND6"."PITCHING_STATS_TRG" BEFORE INSERT ON PITCHING_STATS FOR EACH ROW <<COLUMN_SEQUENCES>> NULL; END COLUMN_SEQUENCES;
8 END; / ALTER TRIGGER "RHAND6"."PITCHING_STATS_TRG" ENABLE; -- DDL for Table FIELDING_STATS CREATE TABLE "RHAND6"."FIELDING_STATS" ( "FIELDINGID" NUMBER(*,0), "ROSTERID" NUMBER(*,0), "PLAYERID" NUMBER(*,0), "YEAR" NUMBER(*,0), "POS" VARCHAR2(20 BYTE), "G" NUMBER(*,0), "GS" NUMBER(*,0), "INN" NUMBER(*,0), "FPCT" NUMBER(*,0), "TC" NUMBER(*,0), "PO" NUMBER(*,0), "A" NUMBER(*,0), "E" NUMBER(*,0), "DP" NUMBER(*,0) ) SEGMENT CREATION IMMEDIATE PCTFREE 10 PCTUSED 40 INITRANS 1 MAXTRANS 255 NOCOMPRESS LOGGING
9 -- DDL for Index FIELDING_STATS_PK CREATE UNIQUE INDEX "RHAND6"."FIELDING_STATS_PK" ON "RHAND6"."FIELDING_STATS" ("FIELDINGID") PCTFREE 10 INITRANS 2 MAXTRANS 255 COMPUTE STATISTICS -- Constraints for Table FIELDING_STATS ALTER TABLE "RHAND6"."FIELDING_STATS" ADD CONSTRAINT "FIELDING_STATS_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("FIELDINGID") USING INDEX PCTFREE 10 INITRANS 2 MAXTRANS 255 COMPUTE STATISTICS TABLESPACE "USERS" ENABLE; ALTER TABLE "RHAND6"."FIELDING_STATS" MODIFY ("PLAYERID" NOT NULL ENABLE); ALTER TABLE "RHAND6"."FIELDING_STATS" MODIFY ("ROSTERID" NOT NULL ENABLE); ALTER TABLE "RHAND6"."FIELDING_STATS" MODIFY ("FIELDINGID" NOT NULL ENABLE); -- Ref Constraints for Table FIELDING_STATS
10 ALTER TABLE "RHAND6"."FIELDING_STATS" ADD CONSTRAINT "FIELDING_STATS_FK1" FOREIGN KEY ("PLAYERID") REFERENCES "RHAND6"."PLAYER_INFO" ("PLAYERID") ENABLE; -- DDL for Trigger FIELDING_STATS_TRG CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER "RHAND6"."FIELDING_STATS_TRG" BEFORE INSERT ON FIELDING_STATS FOR EACH ROW <<COLUMN_SEQUENCES>> NULL; END COLUMN_SEQUENCES; END; / ALTER TRIGGER "RHAND6"."FIELDING_STATS_TRG" ENABLE; -- DDL for Table BATTING_STATS CREATE TABLE "RHAND6"."BATTING_STATS" ( "BATTINGID" NUMBER(*,0), "ROSTERID" NUMBER(*,0), "PLAYERID" NUMBER(*,0),
11 "YEAR" NUMBER(*,0), "G" NUMBER(*,0), "AVG" NUMBER(*,0), "OPS" NUMBER(*,0), "SLG" NUMBER(*,0), "OBP" NUMBER(*,0), "AB" NUMBER(*,0), "R" NUMBER(*,0), "HITS" NUMBER(*,0), "DOUBLES" NUMBER(*,0), "TRIPLES" NUMBER(*,0), "RBI" NUMBER(*,0), "BB" NUMBER(*,0), "SO" NUMBER(*,0), "SB" NUMBER(*,0), "CS" NUMBER(*,0), "HBP" NUMBER(*,0), "SH" NUMBER(*,0), "SF" NUMBER(*,0), "IBBA" NUMBER(*,0), "OPSPLUS" NUMBER(*,0) ) SEGMENT CREATION IMMEDIATE PCTFREE 10 PCTUSED 40 INITRANS 1 MAXTRANS 255 NOCOMPRESS LOGGING
12 -- DDL for Index BATTING_STATS_PK CREATE UNIQUE INDEX "RHAND6"."BATTING_STATS_PK" ON "RHAND6"."BATTING_STATS" ("BATTINGID") PCTFREE 10 INITRANS 2 MAXTRANS 255 COMPUTE STATISTICS -- Constraints for Table BATTING_STATS ALTER TABLE "RHAND6"."BATTING_STATS" ADD CONSTRAINT "BATTING_STATS_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("BATTINGID") USING INDEX PCTFREE 10 INITRANS 2 MAXTRANS 255 COMPUTE STATISTICS TABLESPACE "USERS" ENABLE; ALTER TABLE "RHAND6"."BATTING_STATS" MODIFY ("BATTINGID" NOT NULL ENABLE); -- DDL for Trigger BATTING_STATS_TRG CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER "RHAND6"."BATTING_STATS_TRG" BEFORE INSERT ON BATTING_STATS FOR EACH ROW
13 <<COLUMN_SEQUENCES>> IF INSERTING AND :NEW.BATTINGID IS NULL THEN SELECT BATTING_STATS_SEQ.NEXTVAL INTO :NEW.BATTINGID FROM SYS.DUAL; END IF; END COLUMN_SEQUENCES; END; / ALTER TRIGGER "RHAND6"."BATTING_STATS_TRG" ENABLE;
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