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Case Study 5: MS SQL SERVER 2005 – Management Studio – Create tables via SQL Script
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MS SQL SERVER 2005
Management Studio – Create tables via SQL Script
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The following guide shows how to convert an entity relationship diagram (ERD) for DressMaker to
a SQL database using SQL scripting.
SQL Coding Exercises
ER Modelling
Exercise 1 – Review the DressMaker ERD.
SCHEMA - PHYSICAL
Exercise 2 –Loading the physical schema for DressMaker ERD.
SCHEMA - LOGICAL
Exercise 3 –Create the logical schema for DressMaker ERD.
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Exercise 4 –SQL commands.
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Exercise 5 - workstation—server database
MODEL SOLUTIONS
Provided for 1 and 2 within exercises.
FOR ICA PURPOSES
THE ERD MUST BE FURTHER DEVELOPED.
PROVIDE SQL CODE FOR NEW TABLES.
CONSTRAINTS TO FULLY UTILISED WERE POSSIBLE.
PROVIDE SQL CODE TO INSERT MEANINGFUL DATA INTO NEW TABLES
PROVIDE ALL SQL CODE FOR LOGICAL VIEWS.
ALL SQL DDL and DML CODE EXAMPLES TO BE PROVIDED.
FOR HIGHER GRADE CONSIDER PRODUCING A FULL DEMO GUIDE OF EXCERSISE 5.
THESE SHOULD ALL BE DOCUMENTED. PROVIDING EVIDENCE IN THE FORM OF
SCREEN SHOTS
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RESULTING DATA VIEW.
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ER Modeling
Exercise 1 – Review the DressMaker ERD - Data Model
SCHEMA - PHYSICAL
Exercise 2 –Loading the physical schema for DressMaker ERD.
SQL Server Physical Schema is the set of SQL commands required for Table
Definitions.
Once you create a database SQL commands or Script files are loaded into a New Script
interface
and executed to create the tables for the ERD’s.
As you work through the exercises examine the SQL code provided which has been
written in notepad. Also note the SQL code for …
 the allocation of primary and foreign keys.
 the validation checks and constraints.
a.
Run MS SQL Server 2005 and create a new database called DRESSMAKER. Click on the
database in the Object Window pane before executing any of the SQL commands. Failure
to do so means all the created tables etc will appear in the master database.
b.
Click on the link below to automatically load the SQL code into a New Query window
. The SQL code builds the above ERD and is also provided in the appendix
of this document.
sql.QA.dressmaker.create.sql
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Also provided are the drop commands to remove the tables
sql.QA.dressmaker.drop.sql
c.
Examine the SQL code structure and contents of each table. Execute the SQL Code by
clicking
. Expand the DRESSMAKER database – Tables and note the tables
have been created.
d.
Use the DRESSMAKER ERD to check the structure and contents of each table, as well as
the relationships between them. Click on Database Diagrams and create a new diagram to
represent the ERD.
e.
Click on the link below to automatically load the SQL code into a New Query window
. The SQL code inserts data into the tables and is also provided in the
appendix of this document.
sql.QA.dressmaker.insert.sql
f.
Examine the SQL code structure and contents of inserting sample data into each table.
Execute the SQL Code by clicking
. Expand the DRESSMAKER database –
Tables and note the tables have data inserted.
Select
table.
and use the following commands to examine the content of each
SELECT *
FROM tablename
g.
The SQL code for sql.QA.dressmaker.create.sql has been written in notepad. However
MS SQL Server 2005 can generate the SQL Script Code itself. Right click the database
DRESSMAKER and Script Database > Create To > New Query Editor Window
. Compare the auto generated code with that written in notepad. Compare,
contrast and familiarise yourself with the SQL code.
SCHEMA - LOGICAL
Exercise 3 – Derive all the required logical schemas for DressMaker ERD.
SQL Server logical Schema are the SQL commands required for View Definitions.
These commands are loaded into the QA interface and executed to create the views
derived from the ERD’s.
Using the Create View command write the SQL code which will produce the determined
logical views for the case study.
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Exercise 4 –SQL commands
SUPPORT: SQL Lecture Material
The following online SQL lecture material provides an overview of SQL DDL and DML
code. You may refer to them to overview any SQL code syntax covered in the above
case studies.
They will assist in tackling the SQL guides & case studies and are provided as part of
the Database & SQL lecture booklet.
Scm-Intranet
SQL User Guides
powerpoint
SQL Overview
Word
SQL Concepts
Demonstrate your knowledge of SQL by providing SQL code for the following statements using
the above database.
Consider providing evidence in the form of screen shots
The SQL code should be based on typical queries which would be required for this case study.
DDL commands
DML commands
a. CREATE INDEX
b. CREATE VIEW
c. CREATE TRIGGER
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
k.
l.
m.
n.
SELECT
SELECT & FROM
WHERE CLAUSE
ORDER BY
DISTINCT
BETWEEN and LIKE
IN and NOT IN
JOIN Tables
CREATE TRIGGER
DELETE
UPDATE
ACCESS - SQL
Exercise 5 –Produce a MS Access and MS SQL Server project based on
this case study
MS SQL Server Project - linking MS SQL server (physical tables) to MS Access workstation
(logical views)
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