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Database Report for Shop Transactions

The document outlines a scenario for managing a small shop's database that tracks customers, suppliers, and transactions. It specifies the main tables involved and details the requirements for a report requested by a company manager, which includes transaction details such as date, item name, quantity, total price, and names of the supplier and customer. The report aims to provide a comprehensive overview of each transaction in the database.

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Database Report for Shop Transactions

The document outlines a scenario for managing a small shop's database that tracks customers, suppliers, and transactions. It specifies the main tables involved and details the requirements for a report requested by a company manager, which includes transaction details such as date, item name, quantity, total price, and names of the supplier and customer. The report aims to provide a comprehensive overview of each transaction in the database.

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Practical Question

Scenario: You are managing a small shop’s database. The database tracks customers, suppliers,
and transactions. The database contains the following main tables:
A. Supplier (SupplierID, SupplierName, Address, Phone)
B. Customer (CustomerID, CustomerName, Phone, Location)
C. Transaction (TransactionID, SupplierID, CustomerID, ItemName, Quantity, UnitPrice,
TransactionDate)

Task: A company manager wants a report that shows each transaction, including:

 Transaction Date
 Item Name
 Quantity
 Total Price (Quantity × UnitPrice)
 Supplier Name
 Customer Name

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