The file represents a database design. Its primary goal is to eliminate data redundancy and ensure referential integrity for a hotel booking system. It usually contains the SQL CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements required to build and populate the system. Database Schema Breakdown
Based on standard implementations of this specific database file, here is a full breakdown of its typical structure and contents:
Room_Number (PK), Room_Type_ID (FK), Status (e.g., Available, Occupied). BITHOTEL_DB_normalized.txt
Payment_ID (PK), Booking_ID (FK), Amount , Payment_Date , Payment_Method . The "normalized" aspect of this specific file ensures that:
Booking_ID (PK), Guest_ID (FK), Room_Number (FK), Check_In_Date , Check_Out_Date . : Tracks financial transactions. The file represents a database design
A normalized hotel database like this is typically divided into several distinct tables to separate entities: : Stores physical room details.
: All non-key attributes are fully functional and dependent on the primary key (no partial dependencies). : Tracks financial transactions
Guest_ID (PK), First_Name , Last_Name , Phone , Email , Address . : Connects guests to rooms.