Topic 04, Part 08 - Crow's Foot Symbols with Cardinalities

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[@Eleyasriyad]

Thanks a lot sir. I was studying a book but I was not understanding this topic a model picture of ERD in my book. You have described those symbols very easily.

[@Shrikant_Anand]

Hi Dr. Soper, at 10:55 the slide says the the maximum cardinality for Order is many and one for Customer. Shouldn't the maximum cardinality of the Order be one and many for the Customer? Because cardinality for the Order entity set tells the number of times each Order entity can participate in this binary relationship; in other words, the cardinality for the Order entity set tells how many entities from the Customer entity set can be associated with each Order entity. Going by this way the maximum cardinality of Order should be one and many for the Customer. Please let me know if I am wrong. And thanks for your wonderful videos on Database concepts.

[@angusratcliffe4525]

Hi, I'm guessing that the focus of these relationships is between the primary keys of different tables and that is what defines the type of relationship? For example, the customer table would contain much more information on different purchases and maybe personal information, but the relationship we are describing is between the customer ID and the primary key in another table, i.e. order ID.

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