I'm designing a SQL table and need your help creating a well-structured schema. Please provide a complete table definition with appropriate columns, data types, and constraints.
TABLE INFORMATION:
- Table name: [TABLE_NAME]
- Purpose: [DESCRIBE PURPOSE]
- Database system: [SPECIFY DATABASE SYSTEM IF RELEVANT]
REQUIREMENTS:
- Information to store: [DESCRIBE ENTITY ATTRIBUTES]
- Key information: [DESCRIBE KEY REQUIREMENTS]
- Relationships to other tables: [DESCRIBE RELATED TABLES IF ANY]
- Business rules: [DESCRIBE ANY SPECIFIC CONSTRAINTS]
- Usage patterns: [DESCRIBE HOW THE TABLE WILL BE USED]
Please provide:
1. A complete CREATE TABLE statement including:
- Properly named columns following naming conventions
- Appropriate data types for each column
- Primary key definition
- Foreign key constraints (if applicable)
- Unique constraints
- Not null constraints
- Check constraints for data validation
- Default values where appropriate
- Indexes for performance optimization
- Comments explaining column purposes
2. Brief explanation of key design decisions:
- Choice of primary key
- Data type selections
- Constraint implementations
- Normalization level
- Index strategy
3. Any additional recommendations regarding:
- Schema optimization
- Query performance
- Data integrity
- Scalability considerations
Please format the SQL with clear indentation and syntax appropriate for the specified database system.