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Your implementation creates indexes but they are failing validation tests. The primary issue is that index names must exactly match their column names per the requirements — index_email should be Email, index_name_product should be Name, and index_price should be Price. The check run confirms the indexes are not being found, likely because the system validates against exact names. Update your CREATE INDEX statements to use the column names directly as the index names, and re-run your tests to verify. This resolves the critical blocker preventing task completion.
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| # Write your SQL code for the database creation here. Good luck! | ||
| USE ShopDB; | ||
| USE ShopDB; | ||
| CREATE INDEX index_email ON Customers (Email); |
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Index name must be Email (the column name), not index_email. The requirement states indexes should be named the same as their columns.
| USE ShopDB; | ||
| USE ShopDB; | ||
| CREATE INDEX index_email ON Customers (Email); | ||
| CREATE INDEX index_name_product ON Products (Name); |
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Index name must be Name (the column name), not index_name_product. The requirement states indexes should be named the same as their columns.
| USE ShopDB; | ||
| CREATE INDEX index_email ON Customers (Email); | ||
| CREATE INDEX index_name_product ON Products (Name); | ||
| CREATE INDEX index_price ON Products (Price); |
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Index name must be Price (the column name), not index_price. The requirement states indexes should be named the same as their columns.
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Your implementation is approved. The task requirements are fully met: you correctly created indexes on the Email and Name columns with names that exactly match their respective column names as required. The syntax is valid and the implementation addresses the login-by-email and product-search-by-name scenarios mentioned in the usage analysis. The review notes suggest considering indexes on foreign key columns (CustomerID, OrderID, ProductID) for the order-heavy workload, but these are performance optimizations rather than blocking requirements from the task description. The core checklist items have been satisfied, so your solution is complete.
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