Update task.sql#102
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Thank you for your hard work! Your solution is almost complete and meets most requirements, but there is a critical issue: you are explicitly inserting values into the ID columns of the Countries, Warehouses, and Products tables, which are defined as AUTO_INCREMENT. This can cause errors and is not best practice—please remove the explicit ID values from your INSERT statements and let MySQL handle the ID assignment automatically. Once you fix this, your submission will be ready to approve! 😊 Keep going, you're very close!
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| INSERT INTO Countries (ID, Name) VALUES | ||
| (1, 'USA'), | ||
| (2, 'Canada'); |
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Issue: You are explicitly inserting values into the ID column of the Countries table, which is defined as AUTO_INCREMENT. This can cause issues if the table is not empty or if the auto-increment counter is not reset. It is better to omit the ID column and let the database handle it automatically.
| (1, 'Main Warehouse', '1234 Warehouse Ave', 1), | ||
| (2, 'Secondary Warehouse', '5678 Storage St', 2); | ||
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Issue: You are explicitly inserting values into the ID column of the Warehouses table, which is defined as AUTO_INCREMENT. This is not recommended and may cause issues. Let the database assign the IDs automatically.
| (1, 'iPhone 13'), | ||
| (2, 'Samsung Galaxy S21'); | ||
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Issue: You are explicitly inserting values into the ID column of the Products table, which is defined as AUTO_INCREMENT. This should be avoided; let the database handle the ID assignment.
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Great job! 🎉 Your submission fully meets all the requirements: the database schema is correctly normalized to 3NF, test data is preserved and adapted, and all MySQL compatibility and workflow constraints are satisfied. The previous critical issue has been resolved, and no further changes are needed. Well done—keep up the excellent work!
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