The War Games directory had a relatively simple setup.
The Parent table was known as 'Countries', which consisted of a unqiue id, integer military_power_rank, and a boolean nuclear_power,
as shown below:
The Child table was known as 'WarRooms', of which consisted of a primary key id, a foreign key country_id, an integer strategic_importance,
a string warroom_name, and two booleans, deadman_switch and contains_wmd, respectively:
The Parent-Child relationship is as such:
The Companies directory had a relatively simple setup.
The Parent table was known as 'Companies', which consisted of a unique id, string name, boolean independent, and integer games invented, alongside general date timestamps
The Child table was known as 'BoardGame', of which consisted of a primary key id, a foreign key BoardGameCompany_ID, an integer Rank,
a string name, a boolean out_of_print its respective dates:
The Parent-Child relationship is as such:
