SQL Database for Visitor Registration System
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This is intended for a web-based application that allows someone to register visitors, assign their hosts, and indicate the dates in which they will be visiting.
Imagine this scenario:
I want to register(Requester_Employee_Id) some vendors(Guest_Type), Mary and Bob (Visitor) for a visit. Their hosts will be Employee1 and Employee2 (Host). Mary and Bob will be visiting on 2/19 11am-4pm and 2/20 10am-2pm (Visit)
Each day when they arrive, I want to 'check them in' (Attendance)
Now I've never designed a db from scratch before so I'd appreciate you're help.
Most of the datatypes I chose were based on other similar fields from other projects I've poked around in before but I'm open to all criticism. There are a few things I think I should do, but I'm not quite sure how to yet. For instance, the Host table will have unique value combinations. I think the db can enforce this?
For reference, entering a request kicks off a massive internal approval system which cannot be edited. For that reason, if any changes need to made to a registration, it will be deleted (Removal_Date_UTC) and a new request will be created.
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This is intended for a web-based application that allows someone to register visitors, assign their hosts, and indicate the dates in which they will be visiting.
Imagine this scenario:
I want to register(Requester_Employee_Id) some vendors(Guest_Type), Mary and Bob (Visitor) for a visit. Their hosts will be Employee1 and Employee2 (Host). Mary and Bob will be visiting on 2/19 11am-4pm and 2/20 10am-2pm (Visit)
Each day when they arrive, I want to 'check them in' (Attendance)
Now I've never designed a db from scratch before so I'd appreciate you're help.
Most of the datatypes I chose were based on other similar fields from other projects I've poked around in before but I'm open to all criticism. There are a few things I think I should do, but I'm not quite sure how to yet. For instance, the Host table will have unique value combinations. I think the db can enforce this?
For reference, entering a request kicks off a massive internal approval system which cannot be edited. For that reason, if any changes need to made to a registration, it will be deleted (Removal_Date_UTC) and a new request will be created.
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This is intended for a web-based application that allows someone to register visitors, assign their hosts, and indicate the dates in which they will be visiting.
Imagine this scenario:
I want to register(Requester_Employee_Id) some vendors(Guest_Type), Mary and Bob (Visitor) for a visit. Their hosts will be Employee1 and Employee2 (Host). Mary and Bob will be visiting on 2/19 11am-4pm and 2/20 10am-2pm (Visit)
Each day when they arrive, I want to 'check them in' (Attendance)
Now I've never designed a db from scratch before so I'd appreciate you're help.
Most of the datatypes I chose were based on other similar fields from other projects I've poked around in before but I'm open to all criticism. There are a few things I think I should do, but I'm not quite sure how to yet. For instance, the Host table will have unique value combinations. I think the db can enforce this?
For reference, entering a request kicks off a massive internal approval system which cannot be edited. For that reason, if any changes need to made to a registration, it will be deleted (Removal_Date_UTC) and a new request will be created.
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This is intended for a web-based application that allows someone to register visitors, assign their hosts, and indicate the dates in which they will be visiting.
Imagine this scenario:
I want to register(Requester_Employee_Id) some vendors(Guest_Type), Mary and Bob (Visitor) for a visit. Their hosts will be Employee1 and Employee2 (Host). Mary and Bob will be visiting on 2/19 11am-4pm and 2/20 10am-2pm (Visit)
Each day when they arrive, I want to 'check them in' (Attendance)
Now I've never designed a db from scratch before so I'd appreciate you're help.
Most of the datatypes I chose were based on other similar fields from other projects I've poked around in before but I'm open to all criticism. There are a few things I think I should do, but I'm not quite sure how to yet. For instance, the Host table will have unique value combinations. I think the db can enforce this?
For reference, entering a request kicks off a massive internal approval system which cannot be edited. For that reason, if any changes need to made to a registration, it will be deleted (Removal_Date_UTC) and a new request will be created.
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