Steps:
1. open command prompt (run as administrator)
2. type: slmgr -rearm (press enter)
3. reboot system
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Mount partitionsudo mount /dev/sdXY /mntsudo mount --bind /dev /mnt/devsudo mount --bind /dev/pts /mnt/dev/ptssudo mount --bind /proc /mnt/procsudo mount --bind /sys /mnt/syssudo chroot /mntexitsudo umount /mnt/dev
sudo umount /mnt/dev/pts
sudo umount /mnt/procsudo umount /mnt/syssudo umount /mnta. Create a table Table_Ab. Include all the attributes of the class Class_A as columns of the table table_A.c. Add a surrogate key to Table_A.d. Add semantic constraints to the Table_A (unique key, NOT NULL, valueconstraints, etc.)
a. Add the surrogate key of Table_A as foreign key in Table_B.b. The name of the foreign key should be the name of the role.
a. Create a new table Table_C having the same name as the association name.b. Add the surrogate keys of Table_A and Table_B as composite key of the newtable.c. Add a surrogate key to Table_Cd. Add any association attributes that may be present as columns of Table_C
a. Apply guidelines applicable for 1:N association given aboveb. Create a new table Table_C corresponding to the association class Class_C.c. Add the attributes of the association class Class_C as columns Table_Cd. Add the surrogate key key of Table_C.e. Add a surrogate key to the new table Table_C
a. Treat it as 1:N association between Class_A and Class_B
a. add the surrogate key of Table_A as foreign key in Table_B.
b. Add a NOT null constraint on the foreign key
c. Ensure CASCADE DELETE is done whenever deleting data
a. Make the surrogate key of Table_B both as a primary key and as a foreign key that references Table_A..
b. Add a discriminant attribute to Table_A to indicate the name of the subclass to which a given instance belongs
1 . >> operator [redirect all output to file]
#./a.out >> op.txt
2. | tee [redirect all output to file & Console both]
#./a.out | tee op.txt
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