Move logic into the database. Create procedures for common tasks like Add_New_User or Calculate_Monthly_Revenue to make the system more secure and efficient.
Automate tasks, such as updating a "last modified" timestamp or logging changes to an audit table whenever a record is deleted.
Use CHECK constraints to ensure data quality (e.g., ensuring a "Price" column never contains negative numbers).
: The script that creates the tables and relationships.
: A brief explanation of the business logic and a screenshot of the ER Diagram.
: Examples of the "solid features" mentioned above (Procedures, Views, etc.).
A clear structure with defined Primary Keys and Foreign Keys to ensure data integrity between tables (e.g., connecting "Users" to "Orders").
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