The document describes an entity relationship diagram (ERD) and tables for an online library management system. It includes 11 tables to store data on employees, readers, books, and authentication. Employees are divided into staff, librarian, and dba tables. Readers are divided into free and paid reader tables. Books are divided into free and paid book tables. The tables are created using Oracle SQL commands to define the structure of each table.
The document describes an entity relationship diagram (ERD) and tables for an online library management system. It includes 11 tables to store data on employees, readers, books, and authentication. Employees are divided into staff, librarian, and dba tables. Readers are divided into free and paid reader tables. Books are divided into free and paid book tables. The tables are created using Oracle SQL commands to define the structure of each table.
The document describes an entity relationship diagram (ERD) and tables for an online library management system. It includes 11 tables to store data on employees, readers, books, and authentication. Employees are divided into staff, librarian, and dba tables. Readers are divided into free and paid reader tables. Books are divided into free and paid book tables. The tables are created using Oracle SQL commands to define the structure of each table.
The document describes an entity relationship diagram (ERD) and tables for an online library management system. It includes 11 tables to store data on employees, readers, books, and authentication. Employees are divided into staff, librarian, and dba tables. Readers are divided into free and paid reader tables. Books are divided into free and paid book tables. The tables are created using Oracle SQL commands to define the structure of each table.
Date 25/04/2017 Assignment - 2 Online Library Management System
Fig. Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD) for Online Library Management System Tables Table 1 employee
Attribute Description Data type Condition
EID Employee ID Varchar2 Primary Key FName First Name Varchar2 LName Last Name Varchar2 EAddress Employee Address Varchar2 EJob Job Description Varchar2 Esal Employee Salary Number
Table 2 readers
Attribute Description Data type Condition
RID Reader ID Varchar2 Primary Key FName First Name Varchar2 LName Last Name Varchar2 RCNo Contact Number Number RType Reader Type (Paid/Free) Varchar2
Table 3 books
Attribute Description Data type Condition
BID Book ID Varchar2 Primary Key ISBN ISBN Number BName Book Name Varchar2 BGenre Book Genre Varchar2 BAuthor Author Varchar2 BPub Publication Varchar2 BType Book Type (Paid/Free) Varchar2 BAvail Availability (Y/N) Varchar2
Table 4 staff
Attribute Description Data type Condition
EID Employee ID Varchar2 Foreign Key (ref employee) SName Staffs Name Varchar2 Table 5 librarian
Attribute Description Data type Condition
EID Employee ID Varchar2 Foreign Key (ref employee) LiName Librarians Name Varchar2
Table 6 dba
Attribute Description Data type Condition
EID Employee ID Varchar2 Foreign Key (ref employee) DName DBAs Name Varchar2
Table 7 freereader
Attribute Description Data type Condition
RID Readers ID Varchar2 Foreign Key (ref readers) BID Book ID Varchar2 Foreign Key (ref books) S_O_Trial Start Of Trial Date E_O_trial End Of Trial Date
Table 8 paidreader
Attribute Description Data type Condition
RID Readers ID Varchar2 Foreign Key (ref readers) BID Book ID Varchar2 Foreign Key (ref books) Sub_Rate Subscription Rate Number I_Date Issue Date Date R_Date Return Date Date
Table 9 freebook
Attribute Description Data type Condition
BID Book ID Varchar2 Foreign Key (ref books) RID Readers ID Varchar2 Foreign Key (ref readers) BQuantity Number Of Books Number Table 10 paidbook
Attribute Description Data type Condition
BID Book ID Varchar2 Foreign Key (ref books) RID Readers ID Varchar2 Foreign Key (ref readers) BPrice Price Of Issuing Number BQuantity Number Of Books Number
Notes 1. Employee is further divided into entities staff, librarian and dba, following the specialization model (top-down design process) as they are distinctive from each other in the employee set. Hence these subgroups become lower-level entity sets that have attributes or participate in relationships that do not apply to the higher-level entity set, i.e., employee.
2. Readers are further divided into entities Free Reader and Paid Reader, following the specialization model (top-down design process) as they are distinctive from each other in the employee set. Hence these subgroups become lower-level entity sets that have attributes or participate in relationships that do not apply to the higher-level entity set, i.e., readers.
3. Books are further divided into entities Free Book and Paid Book, following the specialization model (top-down design process) as they are distinctive from each other in the employee set. Hence these subgroups become lower-level entity sets that have attributes or participate in relationships that do not apply to the higher-level entity set, i.e., books. Oracle SQL Commands 1. Creating Table employee
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