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I combined both table creation queries and the data insertion queries into one unified script, which includes: 1. **Table Creation Statements**: - `EmployeeDemographics` table with primary key, `NOT NULL` constraints, and checks for valid age and gender values. - `EmployeeSalary` table with a primary key, `NOT NULL` constraints, a `CHECK` constraint for valid salary, and a foreign key relationship linking `EmployeeID` to `EmployeeDemographics`. 2. **Data Insertion Statements**: - Insert statements for both tables with values provided in a clean and formatted way. This makes it convenient to run everything at once, creating the tables and populating them with data.
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I combined both table creation queries and the data insertion queries into one unified script, which includes:
Table Creation Statements:
EmployeeDemographicstable with primary key,NOT NULLconstraints, and checks for valid age and gender values.EmployeeSalarytable with a primary key,NOT NULLconstraints, aCHECKconstraint for valid salary, and a foreign key relationship linkingEmployeeIDtoEmployeeDemographics.Data Insertion Statements:
This makes it convenient to run everything at once, creating the tables and populating them with data.