Flametongue
04-21-2005, 09:52 AM
I have to find the entities in this scenario and i have done some but was wondering if anyone could find anymore or if i have everything if its not too much trouble. This is the scenario and below the entities i have done so far.
Customers come to the travel agency to arrange a variety of holiday trips. A
sales consultant deals with each customer for a particular trip, and records
their details. Customer number is a unique identifier of the customer, and
each customer has a full name, address and phone number. A customer’s full
name consists of title, surname and forename.
The sales consultant will then advise the customer of possible trip alternatives
and make any bookings on the customer's behalf. To do this, the sales
consultant may refer to a variety of flight timetables and a list of hotels.
Each holiday booking is identified by a unique booking id. Each customer can
make any number of holiday bookings, but each holiday booking is for one
customer only. The booking date and total cost are stored for each holiday
booking. The travel agency constructs a holiday booking by booking one or
more flights and zero, one or more hotels.
When a hotel is booked for a particular trip, the check-in date, duration of stay (in days) and room type (e.g. single, double, twin) are also recorded.
The
travel agency keeps a list of hotels. The details held of each hotel include a
unique hotel id, hotel name, address and one or more telephone numbers.
A flight booking is made with one airline. The travel agency keeps a list of
airlines and the scheduled flights offered by each airline. Each airline is
identified by a unique airline number, and has an airline name (e.g. British
Airways, KLM, Lufthansa), telephone number and fax number. Each
scheduled flight is identified by a unique scheduled flight code. The following
details are recorded for each scheduled flight: starting airport, destination
airport, departure date, departure time and flight duration (in minutes). The
travel agency also keeps details of all the airports. The details stored for each
airport include an airport code (e.g. LAX for Los Angeles, BCN for Barcelona),
airport name (e.g. Amsterdam Schiphol, London Stansted), country and
telephone number.
When a scheduled flight is booked as part of a customer’s holiday booking,
the travel agency also records the booking date and class (e.g. first class,
business class, economy class).
As it is important for the travel agency to keep a record of all payments
received, the following details are stored: payment date, the corresponding
holiday booking id and mode of payment (e.g. cash, cheque, credit card).
Each payment is assigned a unique payment number. The customer has to
make a single full payment for a particular holiday booking. If the customer
does not pay in full within two weeks, the booking is cancelled.
Customer, Sales Consultant, Bookings, Airline, Payment, Hotel Reservations and Travel Agency.
Cheers
Customers come to the travel agency to arrange a variety of holiday trips. A
sales consultant deals with each customer for a particular trip, and records
their details. Customer number is a unique identifier of the customer, and
each customer has a full name, address and phone number. A customer’s full
name consists of title, surname and forename.
The sales consultant will then advise the customer of possible trip alternatives
and make any bookings on the customer's behalf. To do this, the sales
consultant may refer to a variety of flight timetables and a list of hotels.
Each holiday booking is identified by a unique booking id. Each customer can
make any number of holiday bookings, but each holiday booking is for one
customer only. The booking date and total cost are stored for each holiday
booking. The travel agency constructs a holiday booking by booking one or
more flights and zero, one or more hotels.
When a hotel is booked for a particular trip, the check-in date, duration of stay (in days) and room type (e.g. single, double, twin) are also recorded.
The
travel agency keeps a list of hotels. The details held of each hotel include a
unique hotel id, hotel name, address and one or more telephone numbers.
A flight booking is made with one airline. The travel agency keeps a list of
airlines and the scheduled flights offered by each airline. Each airline is
identified by a unique airline number, and has an airline name (e.g. British
Airways, KLM, Lufthansa), telephone number and fax number. Each
scheduled flight is identified by a unique scheduled flight code. The following
details are recorded for each scheduled flight: starting airport, destination
airport, departure date, departure time and flight duration (in minutes). The
travel agency also keeps details of all the airports. The details stored for each
airport include an airport code (e.g. LAX for Los Angeles, BCN for Barcelona),
airport name (e.g. Amsterdam Schiphol, London Stansted), country and
telephone number.
When a scheduled flight is booked as part of a customer’s holiday booking,
the travel agency also records the booking date and class (e.g. first class,
business class, economy class).
As it is important for the travel agency to keep a record of all payments
received, the following details are stored: payment date, the corresponding
holiday booking id and mode of payment (e.g. cash, cheque, credit card).
Each payment is assigned a unique payment number. The customer has to
make a single full payment for a particular holiday booking. If the customer
does not pay in full within two weeks, the booking is cancelled.
Customer, Sales Consultant, Bookings, Airline, Payment, Hotel Reservations and Travel Agency.
Cheers