Consider the following conceptual schema of a sample database that contains

information about a bank, the bank$-$accounts administered, the owner$$s bank account,

and the transactions made.

Consider the following domain specification of an application and its conceptual schema:

An airline publishes a PublishedFlights on a recurring basis. The flightNumber uniquely

identifies each PublishedFlight for an Airline. Each PublishedFlight has one or more

FlightDetail, each from some origin Airport to a destination Airport.

An airport has an IATA $($International Air Transport Association$)$ code and a name. For

example, the name of Singapore$$s airport is Singapore Changi Airport, and its IATA code

is SIN.

$(1)$ Create a new MongoDB database with a name that is the same as your UOW student

number.

$(2)$ Create a collection with a name the same as the prefix of your UOW email address,

e$.$g$.,$ sjapit.

$(3)$ Insert into the collection the documents whose contents are consistent with the

conceptual schema given above. It is important that your documents represent the

hierarchical structures in the best possible way. You do not need to enforce all

identification constraints determined in the conceptual schema. Insert at least two

airlines, two published$-$flight, three flight$-$detail, and three airports involving the

airlines; each airline publishes two published$-$flight, and each published$-$flight has

two flight details. You can use the following IATA code and the airport names for

your airport entries.IATA Code Airport name

SIN Singapore Changi Airport

HLP Halim Perdana Kusuma Airport Jakarta

CKG Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport

KUL Kuala Lumpur International Airport

DMK Don Muang Airport

STV Surat International Airport

The rest of the values for the other attributes are up to you but must be sensible$.$

$(4)$ List the contents of the collection created in step $(2)$ and loaded with the documents

in a step $(3)$ in a pretty format.

Save a report from the processing of actions listed above in a file solution$1.$lst$.$ To create

a "report, you can $$ the contents of Terminal window and $$ it into a file

solution$1.$lst$.$ The results of all actions must be included in solution$1.$lst in the same

order as their specifications listed above.