Once you are done creating the entities, make the adjustments shown below. When you are done, include a screenshot of the database tables

with your submitted work. This should include a screenshot of your running RDS$/$MySQL instance $($with your last name included in the name$)$ and

a screenshot of the running MySQL Workbench connection showing the new database, tables, and data. Make sure that you are using

AUTO$\_$INCREMENT for the ID fields and using DEFAULT for the value in the records so that you establish the correct ID field for each entity. Also,

be sure that the field sizes that you define are large enough to accommodate the data that will be inserted into them.

Customers $$ default, John Doe, j$.$doe@google.com, $123$ Test Drive, NewCity, NewState, NewCountry, $12345$

Managers $$ default, Jill Manager, j$.$manager@snhu.edu, $234$ Manage Street, NewCity, NewState, NewCountry, $12345$

Employees $$ default, John Emp, j$.$emp@snhu.edu, $444$ Employ Square, NewCity, NewState, NewCountry, $12345$

Jill Employ, j$.$employ@snhu.edu, $293$ Employ Square, NewCity, NewState, NewCountry, $12345$

Last, make sure to assign Jill Employ and John Emp to have Jill Manager as their manager in the Manager$\_$Employee table. To do this, you will

have to obtain the employee$\_$id and manager$\_$id for each from a SELECT query.