C.1. Order Database
The order database used in Chapter 4 consists of two tables. The table users contains the user information, and the table orders contains the orders associated with the customers in the users table. The schema for users is shown in Table C.1, followed by a sample entry in Table C.2.
Field Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
custId | Text | Primary key |
userName | Text | User name |
password | Text | Password |
outputFormat | Text | Desired output format. T — Text, X — XML |
custName | Text | Customer name as it would appear in the order status report |
custID | userName | password | outputFormat | custName |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | scott | scottymn | T | Scott Baumann |
The orders table schema is as shown in Table C.3. Note that the ...
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