In this part, students are allowed to implement the following simplifications in their table and data design.
o Availability for the beauty therapists don't have to be considered. That is, you don't have to worry about whether a therapist works only on Mondays, or if she is going away for a whole month, or anything like these. Hence the therapists can be assumed to be available all the time other than those time slots already booked by someone.
o ActivityVenue for all the beauty therapists can be assumed to be limited to the same beauty parlour alone; hence the activity venue essentially doesn't have to be considered.
o Every customer is assumed to have a client profile created or set up with the beauty parlour before any bookings can be made or any services can be provided to the customer.
5. Create the database tables in SQL (runnable on the School's Microsoft SQL Server) for all the relations in your relation diagram, and enforce there all the relevant constraints including primary keys and foreign keys. Fill the tables with sufficient data - generally around 4 tuples or more per table, but should be sufficient to illustrate meaningfully the working of the general queries to be completed below. (3 marks)
6. Write in SQL the commands to complete the following queries, and show your results in screenshots. Screenshots of active windows (under Microsoft Windows) can be obtained by pressing CTRL-ALT-PRTSC keys together. (4 marks)
o (a) Write a drop table statement so that its execution will delete all the tables you have created for this assignment. No partial mark will be given for this part, if the statement doesn't do the complete job.
WARNING: Before you test this, you must first make sure that you have saved all the statements for the table creation and the record insertion etc in a separate SQL file saved outside the SQL Server. This is to ensure that after the drop table statement deletes everything, you can re-create everything by running your saved SQL script. If you are not sure, don't to this part.
o (b) List all the client names and their corresponding telephone numbers.
o (c) For all the beauty therapists who hold one or more qualifications, list the therapist names and their corresponding qualifications.
o (d) For a given day, say, 2011-11-11, list all the names of the therapists who have/had at least one booking/appointment on that day. Don't repeat the names in the list.
o (e) For a given therapist name, list all bookings she has for the clients this year of 2011. The list should contain the client names, the corresponding start and finish time of the appointments, and the status of the appointments (e.g. if an appointment is pending, cancelled, or completed).
o (f) List all the itemed services along with the therapists who can provide such services. The list should be sorted alphabetically in the service names.
o (g) (Advanced Features) List all the bookingNo, the corresponding client, and the total cost of the itemed services made in the booking. The total cost must be recalculated from all the relevant itemed services.
o (h) (Advanced Features) List all the bookingNo, the corresponding client, and the total cost of all the services associated with the booking. The total cost must be recalculated from all the relevant itemed and timed services.