The Week 4 Assignment should consist of the following section:
Database Structure Requirements (1 page)
What requirements do you have for your database? You have already specified which platforms you are going to use in the first section of the document, so there’s no need to repeat that here. You do need to answer the following questions, however. How many tables will your database include? What are the primary keys for each? Which fields are included for each? What are the datatypes and field sizes for each field? What validation will be done at the database level? Are you setting up any table relationships? Include a chart showing the tables and their fields; you can create it in Visio or by building the table in Access and getting a screenshot. Note that a chart by itself does not fulfill the requirements, and hand-drawn sketches are not acceptable in your final project. Like the previous section, this section will require substantial reworking of your earlier submission. You have had some time to reflect and learn new possibilities, and now is the time to look at the overall picture of the site.
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