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pepyto

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Question 1

When assigning attributes to each table,
◦ the database designer must interview users to identify which facts should be included in the database.
◦ the database designer must interview management to identify which facts should be included in the database.
◦ the database designer must use the REA diagram to help determine in which tables those facts belong.
◦ the database designer must do All of these.

Question 2

The primary key for 1:1 relationship tables
◦ is a single attribute.
◦ always consists of two attributes.
◦ is the primary key of the most important entity linked to that relationship.
◦ does not exist. Many-to-many relationship tables only use foreign keys.
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Reply #1 on: Apr 8, 2019
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