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The document provides the table schemas for an accounts payable database including tables for vendors, invoices, invoice line items, terms, and general ledger accounts. It then describes creating each table with the appropriate columns, data types, primary keys, foreign keys and other constraints. Sample SQL queries are also provided to select, filter and aggregate data from the tables.

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Homework 9 Solution

The document provides the table schemas for an accounts payable database including tables for vendors, invoices, invoice line items, terms, and general ledger accounts. It then describes creating each table with the appropriate columns, data types, primary keys, foreign keys and other constraints. Sample SQL queries are also provided to select, filter and aggregate data from the tables.

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Homework 9 Solution

Table Schemas:
vendor_id_seq';
invoice_id_seq';
invoice_archive';
invoice_line_items';
invoices';
vendor_contacts';
vendors';
terms';
general_ledger_accounts';
CREATE TABLE general_ledger_accounts
(
account_number
NUMBER
account_description
VARCHAR2(50)
CONSTRAINT gl_accounts_pk
PRIMARY KEY (account_number),
CONSTRAINT gl_account_description_uq
UNIQUE (account_description)
);
CREATE TABLE terms
(
terms_id
NUMBER
terms_description
VARCHAR2(50)
terms_due_days
NUMBER
CONSTRAINT terms_pk
PRIMARY KEY (terms_id)
);

NOT NULL,
NOT NULL,

NOT NULL,
NOT NULL,
NOT NULL,

CREATE TABLE vendors


(
vendor_id
NUMBER
vendor_name
VARCHAR2(50)
vendor_address1
VARCHAR2(50),
vendor_address2
VARCHAR2(50),
vendor_city
VARCHAR2(50)
vendor_state
CHAR(2)
vendor_zip_code
VARCHAR2(20)
vendor_phone
VARCHAR2(50),
vendor_contact_last_name
VARCHAR2(50),
vendor_contact_first_name
VARCHAR2(50),
default_terms_id
NUMBER
default_account_number
NUMBER
CONSTRAINT vendors_pk
PRIMARY KEY (vendor_id),
CONSTRAINT vendors_vendor_name_uq
UNIQUE (vendor_name),
CONSTRAINT vendors_fk_terms
FOREIGN KEY (default_terms_id)

NOT NULL,
NOT NULL,
NOT NULL,
NOT NULL,
NOT NULL,

NOT NULL,
NOT NULL,

REFERENCES terms (terms_id),


CONSTRAINT vendors_fk_accounts
FOREIGN KEY (default_account_number)
REFERENCES general_ledger_accounts (account_number)
);
CREATE TABLE invoices
(
invoice_id
NUMBER,
vendor_id
NUMBER
invoice_number
VARCHAR2(50)
invoice_date
DATE
invoice_total
NUMBER(9,2)
payment_total
NUMBER(9,2)
credit_total
NUMBER(9,2)
terms_id
NUMBER
invoice_due_date
DATE
payment_date
DATE,
CONSTRAINT invoices_pk
PRIMARY KEY (invoice_id),
CONSTRAINT invoices_fk_vendors
FOREIGN KEY (vendor_id)
REFERENCES vendors (vendor_id),
CONSTRAINT invoices_fk_terms
FOREIGN KEY (terms_id)
REFERENCES terms (terms_id)
);

NOT
NOT
NOT
NOT

NULL,
NULL,
NULL,
NULL,

NOT NULL,
NOT NULL,

DEFAULT 0,
DEFAULT 0,

CREATE TABLE invoice_line_items


(
invoice_id
NUMBER
NOT NULL,
invoice_sequence
NUMBER
NOT NULL,
account_number
NUMBER
NOT NULL,
line_item_amt
NUMBER(9,2)
NOT NULL,
line_item_description
VARCHAR2(100) NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT line_items_pk
PRIMARY KEY (invoice_id, invoice_sequence),
CONSTRAINT line_items_fk_invoices
FOREIGN KEY (invoice_id) REFERENCES invoices (invoice_id),
CONSTRAINT line_items_fk_acounts
FOREIGN KEY (account_number) REFERENCES general_ledger_accounts
(account_number)
);
CREATE TABLE vendor_contacts
(
vendor_id
NUMBER
last_name
VARCHAR2(50)
first_name
VARCHAR2(50)
);
CREATE TABLE invoice_archive

NOT NULL,
NOT NULL,
NOT NULL

);

invoice_id
vendor_id
invoice_number
invoice_date
invoice_total
payment_total
credit_total
terms_id
invoice_due_date
payment_date

NUMBER
NUMBER
VARCHAR2(50)
DATE
NUMBER
NUMBER
NUMBER
NUMBER
DATE
DATE

NOT
NOT
NOT
NOT
NOT
NOT
NOT
NOT
NOT

NULL,
NULL,
NULL,
NULL,
NULL,
NULL,
NULL,
NULL,
NULL,

4.5
Write a SELECT statement that returns three columns:
vendor_id

vendor_id from the Vendors table

vendor_name

vendor_name from the Vendors table

contact_name

A concatenation of vendor_contact_first_name and


vendor_contact_last_name with a space in between

SELECT v1.vendor_id, v1.vendor_name,


v1.vendor_contact_first_name || ' ' ||
v1.vendor_contact_last_name AS contact_name
FROM vendors v1 JOIN vendors v2
ON v1.vendor_id <> v2.vendor_id
WHERE v1.vendor_contact_last_name = v2.vendor_contact_last_name
ORDER BY v1.vendor_contact_last_name

5.7
Write a SELECT statement that answers this question: Which vendors are being paid from
more than one account? Return two columns: the vendor name and the total number of
accounts that apply to that vendors invoices. Hint: Use the DISTINCT keyword to count the
account_number column in the Invoice_Line_Items table.
SELECT vendor_name,
COUNT(DISTINCT li.account_number) AS "Number of Accounts"
FROM vendors v JOIN invoices i
ON v.vendor_id = i.vendor_id
JOIN invoice_line_items li
ON i.invoice_id = li.invoice_id
GROUP BY vendor_name
HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT li.account_number) > 1
ORDER BY vendor_name

6.7
Write a SELECT statement that returns the name, city, and state of each vendor thats
located in a unique city and state. In other words, dont include vendors that have a city and
state in common with another vendor.
SELECT vendor_name, vendor_city, vendor_state
FROM vendors
WHERE vendor_state || vendor_city NOT IN
(SELECT vendor_state || vendor_city
FROM vendors

GROUP BY vendor_state || vendor_city


HAVING COUNT(*) > 1)
ORDER BY vendor_state, vendor_city

8.3
Write a SELECT statement that returns these columns from the Vendors table:
1

The vendor_name column

The vendor_name column in all capital letters

The vendor_phone column

The last four digits of each phone number

SELECT vendor_name,
UPPER(vendor_name),
vendor_phone,
SUBSTR(vendor_phone, 11) AS last_digits,
SUBSTR(vendor_name, (INSTR(vendor_name, ' ') + 1),
(INSTR(vendor_name, ' ', (INSTR(vendor_name, ' ') + 1)) (INSTR(vendor_name, ' '))))
AS second_word,
REPLACE((REPLACE((REPLACE(vendor_phone, '(', '')), ') ', '-')),
'-', '.') AS phone_with_dots
FROM Vendors
10.1
Write an ALTER TABLE statement that adds two new check constraints to the Invoices
table of the AP schema. The first should allow (1) payment_date to be null only if
payment_total is zero and (2) payment_date to be not null only if payment_total is greater
than zero. The second constraint should prevent the sum of payment_total and credit_total
from being greater than invoice_total.
ALTER TABLE invoices
ADD CONSTRAINT payment_total_ck1
CHECK ((payment_date IS NULL
AND payment_total = 0) OR
(payment_date IS NOT NULL AND payment_total > 0));
ALTER TABLE invoices
ADD CONSTRAINT payment_total_ck2
CHECK (payment_total + credit_total <= invoice_total);

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