For the following schema, provide the following unique/distinct values a) A suitable primary key b) An...

For the following schema, provide the following unique/distinct values

a) A suitable primary key

b) An example of a different candidate key

c) An example of a superkey

Accounts(account_id, account_type_code, customer_id, account_name, date_opened, date_closed, current_balance)

Expert Solution

Please find your answers with definition which will help you to understand the concept as well.

a). Ans -> account_id/customer_id

primary key of a set of attribute which can uniquely identify a tuple. Here both account_id or customer_id can uniquelly identify the rows uniquily as these vlues are unique for rach customer. Prinamy key can be combination of account_id_customer_id as well. There can be more than one candidate key in relation out of which one can be chosen as the primary key.

b). account_id/customer_id but not account_id_customer_id as the definition of Cndidate key states that The minimal set of attribute which can uniquely identify a tuple is known as candidate key. so account_id/customer_id is minimal but not account_id_customer_id as it's a combination of two PK's.

c). (account_id, account_type_code), (account_id, customer_id),(account_id, customer_id), (account_id, date_opened)..etc

(customer_id, account_id), (customer_id, date_opened), (customer_id, date_closed), (customer_id, current_balance) .. etc

The set of attributes which can uniquely identify a tuple is known as Super Key.

venereology answered 4 months ago

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