I wanted to see the ER diagram for chapter 3, problem 32 in Fundamentals of database systems text. I have created the diagram, but I am unsure on the relationships.
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Question I found in chapter 3 . problem 32 is

Answer:
Given that customer places an order of part . Customer can order many parts and many parts can be ordered by many customers. So customer and parts relation (order relation) is m : n. Since customer has to order atleast one part . All parts need not to be ordered by customer , So full participation on customer side and partial participation on part side.
Customer order is taken by employee. A customer can give many orders but one order at a time is taken by only one employee. So N:1 relationship. Customer order has to be taken by atleast one employee so customer full participation. Some employees may not take orders because of less number of orders , so employee partial participation.

I wanted to see the ER diagram for chapter 3, problem 32 in Fundamentals of database...
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