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ER Diagram SQL Code

The document outlines the SQL schema for a database that includes tables for AddressCode, Address, Student, Course, Teacher, Subject, Subject Enrollment, Student Address, and Teacher Address. Each table is defined with its respective primary keys and foreign key relationships to ensure data integrity. This structure facilitates the management of addresses, students, courses, teachers, and their associations.

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ER Diagram SQL Code

The document outlines the SQL schema for a database that includes tables for AddressCode, Address, Student, Course, Teacher, Subject, Subject Enrollment, Student Address, and Teacher Address. Each table is defined with its respective primary keys and foreign key relationships to ensure data integrity. This structure facilitates the management of addresses, students, courses, teachers, and their associations.

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-- Table for Address Code

CREATE TABLE AddressCode (


address_code_ID INT PRIMARY KEY,
ZIP_code VARCHAR(10),
suburb VARCHAR(50),
city VARCHAR(50),
state VARCHAR(50)
);

-- Table for Address


CREATE TABLE Address (
address_ID INT PRIMARY KEY,
street_address VARCHAR(100),
address_code_ID INT,
FOREIGN KEY (address_code_ID) REFERENCES AddressCode(address_code_ID)
);

-- Table for Student


CREATE TABLE Student (
student_ID INT PRIMARY KEY,
course_ID INT,
student_name VARCHAR(100),
fees_paid DECIMAL(10, 2),
date_of_birth DATE,
FOREIGN KEY (course_ID) REFERENCES Course(course_ID)
);

-- Table for Course


CREATE TABLE Course (
course_ID INT PRIMARY KEY,
teacher_ID INT,
course_name VARCHAR(100),
FOREIGN KEY (teacher_ID) REFERENCES Teacher(teacher_ID)
);

-- Table for Teacher


CREATE TABLE Teacher (
teacher_ID INT PRIMARY KEY,
teacher_name VARCHAR(100)
);

-- Table for Subject


CREATE TABLE Subject (
subject_ID INT PRIMARY KEY,
subject_name VARCHAR(100)
);

-- Table for Subject Enrollment


CREATE TABLE SubjectEnrollment (
subject_ID INT,
student_ID INT,
PRIMARY KEY (subject_ID, student_ID),
FOREIGN KEY (subject_ID) REFERENCES Subject(subject_ID),
FOREIGN KEY (student_ID) REFERENCES Student(student_ID)
);

-- Table for Student Address


CREATE TABLE StudentAddress (
student_ID INT,
address_ID INT,
PRIMARY KEY (student_ID, address_ID),
FOREIGN KEY (student_ID) REFERENCES Student(student_ID),
FOREIGN KEY (address_ID) REFERENCES Address(address_ID)
);

-- Table for Teacher Address


CREATE TABLE TeacherAddress (
teacher_ID INT,
address_ID INT,
PRIMARY KEY (teacher_ID, address_ID),
FOREIGN KEY (teacher_ID) REFERENCES Teacher(teacher_ID),
FOREIGN KEY (address_ID) REFERENCES Address(address_ID)
);

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