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Complete the DBDL for the attached assignment using Word. After completing the DBDL, create the Database, tables, keys, relationships and diagram using SQL Server. Copy the Database diagram to the clipboard and paste it into the word document with the DBDL. Save the Word document as a .PDF file and submit to this assignment. You do not have to submit the database files just the .PDF file with the diagram and DBDL.

Date Posted: 30/04/2013
Category: Computer Science
Due Date: 12/05/2013
Instruction
Complete the DBDL for the attached assignment using Word. After completing the DBDL, create the Database, tables, keys, relationships and diagram using SQL Server. Copy the Database diagram to the clipboard and paste it into the word document with the DBDL. Save the Word document as a .PDF file and submit to this assignment. You do not have to submit the database files just the .PDF file with the diagram and DBDL.
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mangechure 13 years, 5 months ago
Rated 5.0 earned 1940.00 around 40 assignments.
can i do it?
$65.00
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knowledgeseeker 13 years, 5 months ago
Rated 9.84 earned 9093.00 around 129 assignments.
Hi. I am from computer science field, and can prepare a good DBDL and database diagram. Please let me know if you want me to do it for you? You can decide based on the feedback I have got from other students. Thanks.
$80.00
  • I'll give you a normalized data model, with all the Primary/foreign keys defined. The SQL server is something I work on quite regularly, so writing DDL statements for table creation is not an issue. Thanks and have a nice day.
    User_2278 | Apr 30, 2013, 21:46 PM
  • Hey I have assigned it. Can you please break down the fields smallest possible component. Thanks.
    User_3139 | Jan 05, 2013, 06:55 AM
  • Hey I have assigned it. Can you please break down the fields to their smallest possible component. Thanks.
    User_3139 | Jan 05, 2013, 06:55 AM
  • Hi. Sure, I would break down the tables as smallest possible components. Just wanted to validate my understanding of the problem statement here: The form being shown in the attachment represents the following details - 1. Advisor - name of the advisor, 2. Office - represents office location, 3. Date - date on which the advisor met the student, 4. Time - time at which the meeting took place, 5. Length - duration of the meeting, 6. StudentId - Id of the student, 7. StudentName - Name of the Student, 8. StudentEmail - Email Id of the student, 9. StudentPhone - Phone no. of student. Is my assumption correct for these fields?
    User_2278 | Jan 05, 2013, 11:06 AM
  • Yes I do believe so. Thank you.
    User_3139 | Jan 05, 2013, 11:50 AM
  • Hi. Please find the attached assignment. Was able to do it early, so that you can once verify from your teacher if we captured the requirements correctly. If something is not upto the mark, then do let me know, and I'll make the changes accordingly. Thanks and have a nice day. Regards, KS.
    User_2278 | Apr 05, 2013, 03:10 AM
  • Everything looks great but I seriously doubt my teacher would believe that I know how to do all that altering. Do you think you can dumb it down and than I'll verify. This class is Database Design 1. I"ll give you a bonus for the extra trouble. Thank you.
    User_3139 | Apr 05, 2013, 09:20 AM
  • Ok. I think I'll be able to remove some of the stuff even without which the database/tables can be created. Will post the updated paper soon. Thanks for letting me know of the changes that need to be done here. Regards, KS.
    User_2278 | Apr 05, 2013, 09:40 AM
  • Hi. Please find the attached paper. I've removed most of the alter database statements in database creation script. Also setting the ANSI encoding off/on has been removed, and now the statements are the minimal with which the database/tables can be created. Hope your professor will find it much more realistic. If you want, I can explain various relations between different tables/columns just in case your professor tries to cross-examine those from you. Thanks.
    User_2278 | Apr 05, 2013, 10:35 AM
  • In order to receive full credit for this assignment it must include the DBDL. You will lose 30 points if you don't submit it. If you don't resubmit by the due date, I will assume you don't mind losing the 30 points. I'm also a little bit puzzled as to why this assignment was done in an older version of Word and then saved in a newer version? Please follow the directions as to the type of field you should be submitting. This is what my teacher wrote me. What does she mean?
    User_3139 | Sep 05, 2013, 16:06 PM
  • Thats the message she sent after I submitted the attachment you gave me.
    User_3139 | Sep 05, 2013, 16:07 PM
  • Hi. That was my bad. I thought that providing the data model diagram and table/database creation scripts should suffice, but now after your teacher's comments, I've added some more aspects of DBDL (like listing tables/columns, underlining Primary Keys, showing Alternate Keys, Secondary and Foreign Keys. I've also attached the document in PDF format. Please detach - "knowledgeseeker952013DataModelDiagram_withDBDL.pdf", and hopefully your teacher should be fine this time round. Thanks, KS.
    User_2278 | Sep 05, 2013, 21:21 PM
  • Hi. Thanks for awarding the bonus. Did your assignment get graded?
    User_2278 | May 13, 2013, 11:42 AM
  • Yeah I got a 75 thanks for your help.
    User_3139 | May 13, 2013, 16:45 PM
  • Hi. Thanks for the quick payout. Really appreciate it. Have a nice day. Also, would you mind giving me your valuable feedback and rating? That would be a great help, and would keep me motivated to continue doing good work. Thanks in advance for that.
    User_2278 | May 13, 2013, 20:17 PM
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