As soon as you have opened a new database file in Access in order to create this assignment, you must save and name this file: "TA4_Lastname_Firstname" where Lastname is your last name and Firstname is your first name.

You will complete parts 1 through 4 of this exercise AND complete the following additional requirements:

Besides entering the 9 records listed for the Customer table, please add two additional records to this table, one with your name and one with a friend's name.

Besides entering the 14 records listed for the Customer (Service) Records table, please add an additional 14 records to this table. These additional records should indicate service dates in January and February of 2007. They should also be related to some existing customers in the Customer table, as well as to the Customer table records for you and your friend).

When you create the relationship between the 2 tables (i.e. part 3 of this problem), please be sure to check the checkbox for "Enforce Referential Integrity" as well as the checkboxes for "Cascade Update Related Fields" and "Cascade Delete Related records". If you do not check these boxes as specified you may come up with radically different answers to the questions.

You will now make some observations based on the following questions:

What happens when you try to enter a record into the Customer Service records table for which there is no corresponding record in the Customer table?

What happens when you try to delete a record from the Customer records table for which there is at least one corresponding record in the Customer Service records table?

What happens when you try to change the value of "Customer ID" in the Customer table for which there IS at least one corresponding record in the Customer Service Records table?

Upon completion, upload your database file and your observations document to the appropriate dropbox for this assignment. Your Observations document file should also be named "SU_Lastname_Firstname" where Lastname is your last name and Firstname is your first name.

WasteNot Recycling WasteNot Recycling picks up recyclables from homeowners in Boulder, Colorado. Neighborhoods subscribe to the service so that pickup is cost-effective. WasteNot provides special containers to subscribers for sorting recyclables: a blue container for paper products and a purple container for aluminum, plastic, and glass products. Subscribers place their recycling containers on the curb for biweekly pickup. Each recycling container is weighed before being emptied. WasteNot drivers carry handheld recording devices used to track each pickup. Subscribers receive quarterly profit-sharing checks based on their contributions. If WasteNot does not make a profit, subscribers are not paid for their recyclables. If WasteNot makes a profit, subscribers share in that profit. WasteNot has asked you to help develop a relational database that will effectively track subscribers, using the data downloaded from the drivers devices. WasteNot has provided you with a snapshot of two tables you need to create. The Customer table shown here holds static customer information such as name, address, and phone. The Customer Record table holds data about each recyclable pickup. Specifically, WasteNot needs you to:

Customer Table:

1. Create a Microsoft Access database.

2. Create the tables, fields, data types, and primary key(s) for the database.

3. Create the relationship(s) needed between the tables.

4. Populate the database with the data provided above.