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From: <RalphS856_at_aol.com>
Date: 25 Aug 2003 06:53:31 -0700
Message-ID: <9ebf562c.0308250553.78ea8ebc_at_posting.google.com>

BUSINESS RULES FOR VARIOUS ENTITIES Customer
[Quoted] · Every customer must have a unique customer number and should be computer generated.
· Every customer must have a unique Social Security Number. No two customers can have the same number.

·	Every Customer must have a last name, first name and address
·	Customer number must be automatically generated.
·	One customer may have many accounts

Account 
·	Every account must have a unique number and should be computer
generated.
·	Every account must belong to a customer and have a valid account
type designated (Saving, Checking, Credit, CD, Fixed Loan)
·	Every account type is specified by an option of fixed/variable
interest rate.
·	Checking and Savings accounts must not have a balance less than zero
·	Credit account should have a credit line designated.

Transaction 
·	Every transaction has a unique number. The number should be computer
generated.
·	One transaction can have more than one detail transactions. For

example closing and transfer account transaction. For closing account, the transaction may include interest calculation and withdrawal detail transaction. For transfer account, the transaction includes transfer from one account to another account, which comprises of two detail transactions.

·	One detail transaction must be applied only on one account number. 
·	No transaction can be applied on a closed account. 
·	Taking out fund from an account should be inserted as a transaction

with a negative amount and vice versa for deposit transaction.

1. Designing Entity Relationship Diagram and Logical Design ( dependency diagram and normalization <optional>)
2. Business Rules
3. Creating SQL Scripts for table creations and data inserts
4. Creating stored procedures for:
   - Entering Transaction: Withdrawal, Deposit, Transfer, Closing Account
   
   • Daily compounded interest calculation
5. Creating Triggers to automatically update the current balance of each account transaction.
6. Creating SQL reports An entity relationship model or diagram was created based on the needs, constraints and business rules of C/S Bank to ensure referential and data integrity. With the use of a SQL, a stored procedure was written that calculates any interest accrued on checking, savings or credit card accounts. A stored procedure was written that charges various maintenance fees on a monthly basis. A test database with multiple sets of sample data was loaded into the system to insure proper function. One such set of sample data was purposefully populated with data outside the constraints developed by C/S Bank to ensure proper data integrity and normalization of the first three levels were achieved.

I really need help! I was if i needed help that these groups can get help for you, well i am fellow programmer in need of help can someone please help. I am new to the world of Oracle. Thanks Received on Mon Aug 25 2003 - 15:53:31 CEST