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SQL Server Academic Project - README

Part 01 – Working with ITI Database

πŸ“Œ Task 1: Index on Department Table

  • Create an index on the column Hiredate that allows clustering the data in the Department table.
  • Question: What will happen when you try this?

πŸ“Œ Task 2: Unique Index on Student Table

  • Create an index that enforces uniqueness on the Age column in the Student table.
  • Question: What will happen when you try this?

πŸ“Œ Task 3: Create Login RouteStudent

  • Create a SQL Server login named RouteStudent.
  • Grant this login access to only:
    • Student table
    • Course table
  • Permissions:
    • Allow: SELECT, INSERT
    • Deny: UPDATE, DELETE

Part 02 – Advanced Table & Trigger Logic

πŸ“Œ Task 4: Create ReturnedBooks Table

Create a table named ReturnedBooks with the following structure:

Column Name Data Type
UserSSN
BookId
DueDate
ReturnDate
Fees

πŸ“Œ Task 5: Trigger on ReturnedBooks

  • Create an INSTEAD OF INSERT trigger on the ReturnedBooks table.
  • Logic:
    • If ReturnDate is after DueDate, calculate a fee.
    • Fee = 20% of the amount previously paid.

πŸ“Œ Task 6: Restrict Actions on Employee Table

  • Create a trigger to prevent any INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE operations on the Employee table.
  • The trigger must display a message to notify the user that actions on this table are not permitted.

πŸ“Œ Task 7: Index on Salary in Employee Table

  • Create a clustered index on the Salary column in the Employee table.
  • Question: What happens when this index is applied?

πŸ“Œ Task 8: Create Login with Your Name

  • Create a login using your name (e.g., MennaLogin).
  • Grant access only to:
    • Employee table
    • Floor table
  • Permissions:
    • Allow: SELECT, INSERT
    • Deny: UPDATE, DELETE
  • ⚠ Don’t forget to take screenshots of each step.

πŸ’‘ Note: Make sure to test each step and validate behavior through SQL Server Management Studio.

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