OVERVIEW
In the Research Project: Part 1 – Create Expense Table Assignment, the “Expense
Reporting” database was created and populated with sample data. In the Research Project: Part 2 – Create a Business Report Assignment, you will write relevant business reports, views, an index, a trigger, and create a security management structure. See the deliverables of Research Project: Part 2 below in the instructions area. The body of the paper must include biblical integration. More specially, write about how Christian worldview perspectives can be integrated when solving database problems. Finally, provide a comprehensive description of the Biblical implications of database systems.
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Reports (For each report, a screenshot and a short statement that describes the business purpose is required)
• Include 4 aggregate functions
• Include 2 joins with 2 or more tables
• Include 2 nested queries
2. Indexes, Views and Trigger (For each report, a screenshot and short statement that describes the business purpose of the index and trigger is required)
• Create a view (ERClerkView) that joins the ExpenseReport and ExpenseItem tables. The view must only retrieve expense reports with a status of PENDING.
• Create a view (Org1SummaryView) of the BudgetItem table for organization number 1. The view must contain the sum of the actual and budgeted amounts by year and expense category number. Restrict the rows to organization 1.
• Include 1 index
• Include 1 trigger
3. Role and User Creation (For each report, screenshots and SQL statements or SQL
Management Studio user interface is required)
• Create roles named ERClerk and Org1Mgr.
• Create users named ERClerk1 and Org1Mgr1.
• Grant the ERClerk role the ability to select ERClerkView.
• Grant the Org1Mgr role the ability to select Org1SummaryView.
• Grant user ERClerk1 the role of ERClerk and user Org1Mgr1 the role of Org1Mgr.
Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.
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