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LAB1 - An Islamic Banking Application Using C# & SQL Server

This document describes creating a database for an Islamic banking application using SQL Server. It includes instructions on creating tables, views, and relationships between tables in the database. The tasks covered are: 1) Creating the database; 2) Creating two tables - Customer and Accounts; and 3) Creating a view that joins data from the Customer and Accounts tables. Sample data and the SQL statement used to create the view are also provided.

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LAB1 - An Islamic Banking Application Using C# & SQL Server

This document describes creating a database for an Islamic banking application using SQL Server. It includes instructions on creating tables, views, and relationships between tables in the database. The tasks covered are: 1) Creating the database; 2) Creating two tables - Customer and Accounts; and 3) Creating a view that joins data from the Customer and Accounts tables. Sample data and the SQL statement used to create the view are also provided.

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Second Term Fourth Year lab 2012/2013

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Second Term Fourth Year lab 2012/2013

Lab 1: An Islamic Banking Application using C# &


SQL Server (1)

Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this lab, you will be able to:
 Create database on SQL server 2005
 Create tables and Views
 Create relationship between tables
 Write SQL quarries and run it
 Define SQL service.
 Define Database file (mdf and ldf files)

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Brief overview of Relational Databases and Database Applications

In 1970s, the relational database model which originated in the academic research community
became available in commercial implementations such as IBM DB2 and Oracle. The relational data
model specifies data stored in relations that have some relationships among them (hence the name
relational).

In relational databases such as Sybase, Oracle, IBM DB2, MS SQL Server and MS Access, data is
stored in tables made up of one or more columns (Access calls a column a field). The data stored in
each column must be of a single data type such as Character, Number or Date. A collection of values
from each column of a table is called a record or a row in the table.

Different tables can have the same column in common. This feature is used to explicitly specify a
relationship between two tables. Values appearing in column A in one table are shared with another
table.

Task 1: Create Database


Step 1: From start menu – All Programs - Microsoft SQL Server run SQL Server Management Studio. At
the connect to server window enter the following parameters
Server name: <PCName>\SQLEXPRESS
Authentication: Windows Authentication
Then press connect

Step 2: From Objet Explorer window Right click on Database then select New Database

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Step 3: From New Database window enter database name as IslamicBank then click OK

Task 2: Create Tables

In this task will create the following tow tables:

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Customer Table

CustomerID Name Address City Zip


Number Character Characte Characte Characte
r r r
1001 Ahmed Mohamed Nasr city Cairo 91232
1002 Mohamed Hosny Tanta Elgharbia 81992
1003 Mostafa Taha Dmnhor Elbehira 81992

Accounts Table

CustomerID AccountNumber AccountType DateOpened Balance Currency


Number Number Character Date Number Character
1001 9987 Checking 10/12/1989 4000.00 EGP
1001 9980 Savings 10/12/1989 2000.00 USD
1002 8811 Savings 01/05/1992 1000.00 USD
1003 4422 Checking 12/01/1994 6000.00 EGP
1003 4433 Savings 12/01/1994 9000.00 USD

To Create the Customer Table, do the following steps


Step 1: Under IslamicBank database right click on Tables then select New Table

Step 2: Define customer table fields as shown in the following figure then save it as Customer

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Exercise: Create the Accounts table in the same way we create Customer table as shown in the following
figure.

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Task 3: Create Views

Objective: Create view on the two tables contains the following columns

Column Name Table


CustomerID Customer
Name Customer
AccountNumber Accounts
AccountType Accounts
Balance Accounts
Currency Accounts

Step 1: Under IslamicBank database right click on Views then select New View. Then from Add Table
window select Customer and Accounts tables then click Add

Step 2: From view window select required columns then save this view as CustomerAccounts

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Note That:-
1- The relation between the two tables is donning using CustomerID field.
2- SQL statement for this view is:

SELECT dbo.Customer.CustomerID, dbo.Customer.Name, dbo.Accounts.


AccountNumber, dbo.Accounts.AccountType, dbo.Accounts.Balance,
dbo.Accounts.Currency

FROM dbo.Accounts INNER JOIN dbo.Customer


ON dbo.Accounts.CustomerID = dbo.Customer.CustomerID

Step 3: Run this view to show its result

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Exercise: Do the following SQL statement and write there results

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