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Customer Purchase History Form

This document contains a customer history form for Elizabeth Jackson from the Gill Art Gallery. It lists purchases she made of paintings by Carol Channing and Dennis Frings on various dates between 2000-2003, including the titles of the paintings, purchase dates, and sales prices. The gallery aims to track data on customers, artists, and paintings, as individual paintings may be bought and resold multiple times over the years.

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Customer Purchase History Form

This document contains a customer history form for Elizabeth Jackson from the Gill Art Gallery. It lists purchases she made of paintings by Carol Channing and Dennis Frings on various dates between 2000-2003, including the titles of the paintings, purchase dates, and sales prices. The gallery aims to track data on customers, artists, and paintings, as individual paintings may be bought and resold multiple times over the years.

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DBS201 Exercise 4

Gallery Customer History Form

Customer Name

Jackson, Elizabeth Phone (206) 284-6783


123 – 4th Avenue
Fonthill, ON
L3J 4S4

Purchases Made

Artist Title Purchase Date Sales Price

03 - Carol Channing Laugh with Teeth 09/17/2000 7000.00


15 - Dennis Frings South toward Emerald Sea 05/11/2000 1800.00
03 - Carol Channing At the Movies 02/14/2002 5550.00
15 - Dennis Frings South toward Emerald Sea 07/15/2003 2200.00

The Gill Art Gallery wishes to maintain data on their customers, artists and paintings.
They may have several paintings by each artist in the gallery at one time. Paintings may
be bought and sold several times. In other words, the gallery may sell a painting, then buy
it back at a later date and sell it to another customer.

UNF:

1NF:

2NF:
DBS201 Exercise 4

3NF:

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