ASSIGNMENT 2 Necessary data Files: LuckyTire.accdb (created in Tutorial 1), Customers.csv, and Sales.xlsx Len Phan, the owner of Lucky Tire, wants you to expand the LuckyTire database to store additional company data. Specifically, he wants to keep track of customer and sales data. You will need to add a table for customers, and another table for their tire purchases . 1. Open the LuckyTire database. Save the database where you save your data files. 2. Open the Tires table and in Design View, set the following field properties: Field Name PartID Model Name Manufacturer Unit Price Type Data Type Text Text Text Currency Text Field Size 5 20 20 2 Decimal Places 12 Save and close the Tires table. 3. Len gave you a text file named Customers.csv that includes the customer data he used to maintain in another computer. Import the data from the Customers.csv into a new table in the LuckyTire database. 4. Specify Customers.csv as the source of your data. Select Import the source data into a new table in the current database Select import in a delimited format. Select comma delimited and click the First Row Contains Field Names checkbox. Select the Indexed option Yes (No Duplicates). Choose CustID as the primary key. Name the new table Customers. (Do not save import steps.) Open the Customers table. Resize the columns as necessary to fit the data, and then set the following properties for the fields: Field Name CustID First Last Address City State Zip Phone Make Model Year Data Type Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Description Primary Key Save and close the Customers table. 1of 2 Field Size 5 20 20 35 25 2 5 14 15 15 4 5. Use Design View to create a new table named Sales using the following table design. Field Name Invoice InvoiceDate CustID PartID Quantity 6. Data Type Text Date/Time Text Text Number Description Primary Key Field Size 5 Short Date 5 5 Long Integer Foreign Key Foreign Key Add the following two records to the Sales table, and then save the table. Invoice 77340 77341 Date 5/5/2010 5/5/2010 CustID 50173 50211 PartID Y450T G812T Quantity 1 1 7. Len used an Excel spreadsheet named Sales.xlsx to track recent Lucky Tire sales information. Append a copy of the records from Sales.xlsx to the Sales table. Open the Sales table. Resize all of the columns to their best fit, then save and close the Sales table. 8. A customer can be associated with multiple sales order. However, a sales order must correspond to only one customer. Define the one-to-many relationship between the primary Customer table and the related Sales table. Select the Enforce Referential Integrity option and Cascade Update Related Fields option for this relationship. 9. A sale is associated with a specific tire model. define the one-to-many relationship between the primary Tires table and the related Sales table. Select the Enforce Referential Integrity option and Cascade Update Related Fields option for this relationship. Save the changes to the Relationships Window. Compact and repair the LuckyTire database, and then close the database. 2of 2