Books data base

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Books details In this table I am showing details about a book, its title, how is the publisher and year published, I had added also other information that are useful for the person searching in my table about this book. This table give a general idea about a book and can be updated any time late to add or delete any information, the table will give the use the ability to search and find a book he wants in a small data it is easy to find out your search object; however in a huge data tables information can be a great task for the researcher. Book Title Publis her Autho r Id Year Publi shed Book Size Awar ds Date of Birth Count ry of Origi ne Speciali sation Hogo Pearso n John Award 1999 Medi um Yes 01/09/1 965 Unite d Kingd om Economy Dark in the night Newswe ek Lazly Stain ford 2007 Larg e No 07/08/2 003 Unite d State Geograph y 101 new life Logic s La France Lazly Stain ford 2005 Larg e Yes 07/08/2 003 Unite d State Geograph y Start your rainb ows Mcgill Jessy Dan 1985 Smal l Yes 09/11/1 955 Canad a Philosop hy Light from the moon Dunboa rd Steph an Le rouge 2009 Larg e Yes 22/09/1 958 Franc e Sociolog y Be the best Mcgill Danie l Gogon 2008 Larg e Yes 24/11/1 977 Canad a Physiolo gy First Table

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Books details

In this table I am showing details about a book, its title, how is the publisher and year published, I had added also other information that are useful for the person searching in my table about this book. This table give a general idea about a book and can be updated any time late to add or delete any information, the table will give the use the ability to search and find a book he wants in a small data it is easy to find out your search object; however in a huge data tables information can be a great task for the researcher.

Book Title

Publisher

Author Id

Year Publishe

dBook Size

Awards

Date of Birth

Country of

OrigineSpecialisati

onHogo Pearson John

Award1999 Mediu

mYes 01/09/19

65United Kingdom

Economy

Dark in the night

Newsweek

Lazly Stainfor

d

2007 Large No 07/08/2003

United State

Geography

101 new life Logics

La France

Lazly Stainfor

d

2005 Large Yes 07/08/2003

United State

Geography

Start your rainbows

Mcgill Jessy Dan

1985 Small Yes 09/11/1955

Canada Philosophy

Light from the moon

Dunboard

Stephan Le

rouge

2009 Large Yes 22/09/1958

France Sociology

Be the best

Mcgill Daniel Gogon

2008 Large Yes 24/11/1977

Canada Physiology

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BooksID Book Title Publisher Author Id Year Published Book Size Awards

1 Hogo Pearson 1 1999 Medium Yes2 Dark in the night Newsweek 2 2007 Large No3 101 new life Logics La France 2 2005 Large Yes4 Start your rainbows Mcgill 3 1985 Small Yes5 Light from the moon Dunboard 4 2009 Large Yes6 Be the best Mcgill 4 2008 Large Yes

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AuthorsID Last Name First Name Date of Birth Country of Origine Specialisation

1 Johny Award 01/09/1965 United Kingdom Economy2 Lazly Stainford 07/08/2003 United State Geography3 Jessy Dan 09/11/1955 Canada Philosophy4 Stephan Le rouge 22/09/1958 France Sociology5 Daniel Gogon 24/11/1977 Canada Physiology

In this table I have showed the author information, since the person how is looking for a book may want to find the author and his biography. Instead of repeating in the first table the names of writers how may have more than one book, another table is very good for redundancy and eliminating the repetition of the author’s name, by using a key foreigner we reduce the data redundancy in the first table.

The referential integrity is defined as any field in the first table that is declared a foreign key can contain only values from the parent table’s primary key second table. On the other hand, if we create a bad keys that does not much in numbers for example we will have difficulties to link the primary key from the first table to the second table.

The benefit of having good designed tables is very important however, without the use of tools to link between them can be a challenge for the users, therefore, creating and transforming these tables in Access will give us many benefits and more organized data by:

1. Creating relationships: these relationships link the tables with each other and create an automatic bridge for the user to flow trough and find his information.

2. Creating Query: that will enable us to select specific information that we want and put it in a separate table.

All these steps are illustrated in the Access data attached