You Work in the Registrar's Office of a Large University

question 37

Short Answer

You work in the registrar's office of a large university. You are responsible for creating a student database that contains students' ID numbers, names, addresses, phone numbers, and some medical information.
Suppose the student health database includes two tables, one table called Students that contains student information such as StudentID, student name, address, and telephone number and the other table called Documentation that contains several records for each student and records the dates and descriptions of various medical documents required by the university. What type of relationship would need to be established between the two tables?

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