The assignment is to implement the follow ER Diagram in database tables. Lightweight Team Exercise / Homework. tracks M(0) M(1) Organization OrganizationCode 1-1(1) Name M-1(1) identifies M(0) Suspect SuspectID M-1(1) Name M-1(1) possibly committed M(0) Crime CrimeID M-1(1) Date M-1(1) Notes M-M(0) Felony FatalityCount M-1(1) Misdemeanor CostOfDamages M-1(1) Note: CrimeID is unique, that is has cardinality 1-1(1), within the Organization it depends on. SuspectID is unique, that is has cardinality 1-1(1), within the Organization it depends on.

The assignment is to implement the follow ER Diagram in database tables. Lightweight Team Exercise / Homework. tracks M(0) M(1) Organization OrganizationCode 1-1(1) Name M-1(1) identifies M(0) Suspect SuspectID M-1(1) Name M-1(1) possibly committed M(0) Crime CrimeID M-1(1) Date M-1(1) Notes M-M(0) Felony FatalityCount M-1(1) Misdemeanor CostOfDamages M-1(1) Note: CrimeID is unique, that is has cardinality 1-1(1), within the Organization it depends on. SuspectID is unique, that is has cardinality 1-1(1), within the Organization it depends on.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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