Your record(s) will have the following fields: Patron Name (First and Last) Patron ID Number (8 digit) Patron Email Address Weekly Schedule of Class (Class Name Instructor/Trainer, Date/Day and Time) You will also need a database table that contains a list of classes. Your records will have the following fields: Name of Class Trainer Day/Time of Class Once the databases are created you are to design a form (how the form looks is up to you) that ill allow the user to access your databases and print out the table containing the patrons' records you created and the list of classes you created. I will need to have access to your original DB file(s) to verify that information printed is indeed what is stored within your DB table(s). You can send the table(s) as a .csv file Upload your file(s) to the public_html folder of your AFS account. ALSO, please upload your file(s) to Moodle plus a file containing the url where your file(s) are located using the submission form under the sk Faculty Help Page Student Help - A database is a repository for data. It allows data to be organized in a way to allow easy access and manipulation of the data it contains. Traditionally, databases are stored as fies, which contain tables. Tables are composed of rec that contain various fields. For this assignment you will use NAT's MySql server, which is an open source relational database management system. SOL (Structured Query Language) is language that allows for the manipulation of d stored within relational databases. This assignment will help you understand how to create and manipulate databases The Assignmenvt Using the NIIT MySQL server you will create a database tableis) that contains 30 health club patrons records Patron Name (First and Last) Patron TD Number (8 dign) Patron Email Address Name of Clas databases and print out the table containing the patrons' secords you created and the lst of clusses you tabledl. You can send the tablelasa.co created I will seed to have access to your oniginal D to verity that information printed is indeed what in stored within your DB