1. Create a view named LargeSlip using the data in the MarinaNum, SlipNum, RentalFee, BoatName, and OwnerNum columns in the MarinaSlip table for those slips with lengths of 40 feet. Display the data in the view.
2. Create a view named InitialService using the slip ID, category number, category description, and estimated hours for every service request for which the spent hours are zero. Display the data in the view.
3. Create a view named TypesOfBoats using the boat type and a count of all boats of each type. Display the data in the view.
4. Create the following indexes. If it is necessary to name the index in your DBMS, use the indicated name.
a. Create an index named BoatIndex on the BoatName field in the MarinaSlip table.
b. Create an index named BoatIndex2 on the OwnerNum field in the MarinaSlip table.
c. Create an index named BoatIndex3 on the Length and BoatName fields in the MarinaSlip table and list the lengths in descending order.
5. Drop the BoatIndex3 index.
6. Assume the MarinaSlip table has been created, but there are no integrity constraints. Create the necessary integrity constraints so the rental fee must be less than $5,000 and the slip length must be 25, 30, or 40.
7. Ensure that the following are foreign keys (that is, specify referential integrity) in the Alexamara database.
a. MarinaNum is a foreign key in the MarinaSlip table.
b. OwnerNum is a foreign key in the MarinaSlip table.
c. CategoryNum is a foreign key in the ServiceRequest table.
d. SlipID is a foreign key in the SerivceRequest table.
8. Add to the MarinaSlip table a new character field named FeePaid that is one character in length. On all records, change the value for the FeePaid field to Y.
9. Change the FeePaid field in the MarinaSlip table to N for the slip whose slip ID is 4.
10. Change the length of the BoatName field in the MarinaSlip table to 60.
11. Write a stored procedure that will change the rental fee of a slip with a given slip ID. How would you use this stored procedure to change the rental fee of slip ID 3 to 3,700.00?
12. Assume the Owner table contains a column called TotalRental that represents the total rental fee for all slips rented by that owner. Write the code for the following triggers following the style shown in the text.
a. When inserting a row in the MarinaSlip table, add the rental fee to the total rental for the appropriate owner.
b. When updating a row in the MarinaSlip table, add the difference between the new rental fee and the old rental fee to the total rental for the appropriate owner.
c. When deleting a row in the MarinaSlip table, subtract the rental fee from the total rental for the appropriate owner.
13. If you are using Access 2010, complete the following steps.
a. Add a Currency field named TotalRental to the Owner table. Create and run a query on the MarinaSlip table to determine the appropriate values for this field and then update the Owner table with these values.
b. Create a data macro associated with the After Insert event for the MarinaSlip table to implement the trigger in Step 12a. Test the data macro by adding a row to the MarinaSlip table and ensuring that the TotalRental field for the corresponding owner is updated correctly.
c. Create a data macro associated with the After Update event for the MarinaSlip table to implement the trigger in Step 12b. Test the data macro by changing the rental fee on a row in the MarinaSlip table and ensuring that the TotalRental field for the corresponding owner is updated correctly.
d. Create a data macro associated with the After Delete event for the MarinaSlip table to implement the trigger in Step 12c. Test the data macro by deleting a row from the MarinaSlip table and ensuring that the TotalRental field for the corresponding owner is updated correctly.