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Drawrelationshiplinesbetweentables.Youmaynotneedalltheblanktableformsbelowandyoumaynotneedallthelinesshown. Fields/ColumnNames/Attributes student_points_awarded_to_date FIT100 StudentAtheletesTeamsDatabase 3/5/2008 AthletesandTeamsDatabaseDesign Decidewhattablesareneededforthedatabase.Assignfieldstotheappropriatetable.Selectprimarykeys. student_points_awarded_at_event student_first_name student_middle_name...

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