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Mapping E-R Model To Relational Animal:-: Domain Constraints

The document describes an entity-relationship model and its mapping to tables in a relational database. It defines 8 tables - Animal, Category, Sub-Category, Main-Category, Animal_Details, City, State - to store information about animals, their categories and locations. Each table definition includes the attributes, data types, constraints and an example row. SQL commands are provided to create the database, tables, and define primary and foreign key constraints.

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Mapping E-R Model To Relational Animal:-: Domain Constraints

The document describes an entity-relationship model and its mapping to tables in a relational database. It defines 8 tables - Animal, Category, Sub-Category, Main-Category, Animal_Details, City, State - to store information about animals, their categories and locations. Each table definition includes the attributes, data types, constraints and an example row. SQL commands are provided to create the database, tables, and define primary and foreign key constraints.

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Mapping E-R Model to Relational

Animal :-
Animal(animal_id, name, height, weight, sci_name, age, life_span, color, gender)

Domain Constraints:

Attribute Datatype Contraint Example

animal_id number(8) PRIMARY KEY 4

Name varchar(30) NOT NULL White Tiger

height varchar(6) NOT NULL 5.5ft

weight number(5) NOT NULL 150

sci_name varchar(30) NOT NULL Panthera tigris tigris

life_span number(3) NOT NULL 20

Age number(3) NOT NULL 15

Color varchar(50) NOT NULL white

gender varchar(6) NOT NULL male

Catagory :-
Catagory(category_id, category_name)

Domain Constraints:

Attribute Datatype Contraint Example

category_id number(1) PRIMARY KEY 2

category_name varchar(50) NOT NULL Least Concern


Sub-Category:-
sub_category(sub_category_id, sub_category_name)

Domain Constraints:

Attribute Datatype Contraint Example

sub_category_id number(1) PRIMARY KEY 2

sub_category_name varchar(50) NOT NULL Birds

Main-category :-
main_category(main_category_id, sub_category_id, category_id, animal_id)

Domain Constraints:

Attribute Datatype Contraint Example

main_category_id number(2) PRIMARY KEY 2

sub_category_id number(1) NOT NULL 1

category_id number(1) NOT NULL 2

animal_id number(4) NOT NULL 34

Animal details :-
animal_details(animal_id, city_id, population)

Domain Constraints:

Attribute Datatype Contraint Example

animal_id number(8) PRIMARY KEY 12

city_id number (3) NOT NULL 34

population number(7) NOT NULL 100


City :-
city(city_id ,city_name, state_id)

Domain Constraints:

Attribute Datatype Contraint Example

city_id number(3) PRIMARY KEY 45

city_name varchar(50) NOT NULL surat

state_id number(2) NOT NULL 23

State :-
state(state_id,state_name)

Domain Constraints:

Attribute Datatype Contraint Example

state_id number(3) PRIMARY KEY 2

state_name varchar(20) NOT NULL Gujarat

SQL Queries
Create Database:

CREATE DATABASE Animal Species Repository System

WITH

OWNER = postgres

ENCODING = 'UTF8'

LC_COLLATE = 'English_India.1252'

LC_CTYPE = 'English_India.1252'

TABLESPACE = pg_default

CONNECTION LIMIT = -1;


Creating Tables:

CREATE TABLE animal(

animal_id number(8) PRIMARY KEY,

name varchar(30) NOT NULL,

height varchar(6) NOT NULL,

weight number(5) NOT NULL,

sci_name varchar(30) NOT NULL,

life_span number(3) NOT NULL,

age number(3) NOT NULL,

color varchar(50) NOT NULL,

gender varchar(6) NOT NULL

);

CREATE TABLE category(

category_id number(1) PRIMARY KEY,

category_name varchar(50) NOT NULL


);

CREATE TABLE sub_catagory(

sub_category_id number(1) PRIMARY KEY,

sub_category_name varchar(50) NOT NULL


);
CREATE TABLE main_category(

main_category_id number(2) PRIMARY KEY,

sub_category_id number(1) REFERENCES sub_category(sub_category_id)

ON DELETE RESTRICT NOT NULL,

category_id number(1) REFERENCES category(category_id)

ON DELETE RESTRICT NOT NULL,

animal_id number(8) REFERENCES animal(animal_id)

ON DELETE RESTRICT NOT NULL

);

CREATE TABLE animal_details(

animal_id number(8) REFERENCES animal(animal_id)

ON DELETE RESTRICT NOT NULL ,

city_id number(3) REFERENCES city(city_id)

ON DELETE RESTRICT NOT NULL ,

population number(7) NOT NULL

);

CREATE TABLE state(

state_id number(2) PRIMARY KEY,

state_name varchar(50) NOT NULL

);
CREATE TABLE city(

city_id number(3) PRIMARY KEY,

city_name varchar(50) NOT NULL,

state_id number(2) REFERENCES state(state_id)

ON DELETE RESTRICT NOT NULL

);

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