Entities Structure in SQL Format
CREATE TABLE EVENT(
EVENT_ID INT PRIMARY KEY,
EVENT_NAME VARCHAR(255),
EVENT_DATE DATETIME
);
CREATE TABLE ATTENDEE(
ATTENDEE_ID INT PRIMARY KEY,
NAME VARCHAR(255),
NUMBER INT,
EVENT_ID INT FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES EVENT(EVENT_ID)
);
CREATE TABLE VENUE(
VENUE_ID INT PRIMARY KEY,
VENUE_NAME VARCHAR(255),
CAPACITY INT
);
CREATE TABLE VENDOR(
VENDOR_ID INT PRIMARY KEY,
NAME VARCHAR(255),
AVAILABILITY JSON
);
CREATE TABLE TASK(
TASK_ID INT PRIMARY KEY,
NAME VARCHAR(255),
EVENT_ID INT FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES EVENT(EVENT_ID)
);
CREATE TABLE SCHEDULE(
SCHEDULE_ID INT PRIMARY KEY,
EVENT_ID INT FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES EVENT(EVENT_ID),
START_DATE DATETIME,
END_TIME DATETIME
);
CREATE TABLE BUDGET(
BUDGET_ID INT,
EVENT_ID INT FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES EVENT(EVENT_ID),
TOTAL_BUDGET DECIMAL(10,2)
);
How to Design a Database for Event Management
Event Management, encompassing everything from corporate conferences to weddings, demands meticulous planning and execution. One key element contributing to the success of such events is the skillful organization of data. This article delves into the pivotal role of relational databases in efficiently handling event-related information, covering database design, essential features, and practical examples.