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Questiоns 32 thrоugh 35 relаte tо the following ER diаgrаm. Data domain definitions for the attributes are given below. Attribute Description Domain Nurse ID Set of possible nurse IDs Fixed Character: size 5 Nurse Name Set of possible nurse names Variable Character: size 20 Nurse Birth Date Set of possible nurse birth dates Date Date Assigned Set of possible assignment dates Date Center ID Set of possible care center IDs Number: size 4 (no decimal) Center Location Set of possible care center locations Variable Character: size 10 (This column can only take one of three values: Dallas, Plano, Allen) Based on the conceptual model and the domain definitions, we decided to create tables using SQL DDL statements for NURSE and CARE CENTER relations to build the database. We came up with the following table definitions (based on the relational schema, which is not shown here). CREATE TABLE Nurse_T (NurseID A,NurseName B,NurseBirthDate C, CONSTRAINT Nurse_PK D );CREATE TABLE CareCenter_T (CenterID E,CenterLocation F, CONSTRAINT CareCenter_PK G ); The attribute DateAssigned should also be defined. In which table should we define this attribute and what should be the SQL DDL code?
Questiоns 29 thrоugh 31 relаte tо the following ER diаgrаm. After a few iterations, we developed the following partial relational schema in a graphical notation, which is neither complete nor fully correct. Please answer the questions to complete this partial schema. Which attribute, if any, is missing in the PROPERTY relation?
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