Created 10 indexes for database tables#171
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Your implementation has a critical naming violation that is causing test failures. The task requirement explicitly states that indexes should be named the same as the columns for which they are created, but all your indexes use the idx_ prefix instead. You need to rename all 10 indexes: idx_Email → Email, idx_FirstName → FirstName, idx_LastName → LastName, idx_Name → Name, idx_Price → Price, idx_Amount → WarehouseAmount, idx_Date → Date, idx_CustomerID → CustomerID, idx_OrderID → OrderID, and idx_ProductID → ProductID. The test failures confirm that the indexes cannot be found under the expected names. Once you rename all indexes to match their column names exactly, your solution should pass the tests.
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| USE ShopDB; | ||
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| CREATE INDEX idx_Email ON Customers (Email); |
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CRITICAL: Index name does not match the column name. Requirement states: 'Indexes should be named the same as the columns for which you create the indexes.' Change idx_Email to Email.
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| CREATE INDEX idx_FirstName ON Customers (FirstName); |
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CRITICAL: Index name does not match the column name. Change idx_FirstName to FirstName.
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| CREATE INDEX idx_Email ON Customers (Email); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_FirstName ON Customers (FirstName); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_LastName ON Customers (LastName); |
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CRITICAL: Index name does not match the column name. Change idx_LastName to LastName.
| CREATE INDEX idx_Email ON Customers (Email); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_FirstName ON Customers (FirstName); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_LastName ON Customers (LastName); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_Name On Products (Name); |
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CRITICAL: Index name does not match the column name. Change idx_Name to Name.
| CREATE INDEX idx_FirstName ON Customers (FirstName); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_LastName ON Customers (LastName); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_Name On Products (Name); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_Price On Products (Price); |
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CRITICAL: Index name does not match the column name. Change idx_Price to Price.
| CREATE INDEX idx_LastName ON Customers (LastName); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_Name On Products (Name); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_Price On Products (Price); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_Amount On Products (WarehouseAmount); |
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CRITICAL: Index name does not match the column name. Change idx_Amount to WarehouseAmount.
| CREATE INDEX idx_Name On Products (Name); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_Price On Products (Price); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_Amount On Products (WarehouseAmount); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_Date ON Orders (Date); |
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CRITICAL: Index name does not match the column name. Change idx_Date to Date.
| CREATE INDEX idx_Price On Products (Price); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_Amount On Products (WarehouseAmount); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_Date ON Orders (Date); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_CustomerID on Orders (CustomerID); |
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CRITICAL: Index name does not match the column name. Change idx_CustomerID to CustomerID.
| CREATE INDEX idx_Amount On Products (WarehouseAmount); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_Date ON Orders (Date); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_CustomerID on Orders (CustomerID); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_OrderID ON OrderItems (OrderID); |
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CRITICAL: Index name does not match the column name. Change idx_OrderID to OrderID.
| CREATE INDEX idx_Date ON Orders (Date); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_CustomerID on Orders (CustomerID); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_OrderID ON OrderItems (OrderID); | ||
| CREATE INDEX idx_ProductID ON OrderItems (ProductID); |
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CRITICAL: Index name does not match the column name. Change idx_ProductID to ProductID.
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Critical Issue:
- The index on line 8 is named
Amountbut it indexes the columnWarehouseAmount. Per the requirement, indexes must be named the same as the columns they are created for. Rename this index toWarehouseAmountto match the column name exactly.
This is explicitly listed as [CHECKLIST ITEM #7] - "Indexes named same as columns" - which is currently failing (8/9 correct). The test failure message confirms this is blocking completion.
Minor consideration:
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OrderItems.ProductIDcolumn is missing an index. WhileOrderIDis indexed,ProductIDis also a foreign key that may benefit from indexing for join operations. This isn't causing the current test failure, but it's worth reviewing for completeness.
Fix the Amount → WarehouseAmount naming issue on line 8, and your solution should pass the automated tests.
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| CREATE INDEX LastName ON Customers (LastName); | ||
| CREATE INDEX Name On Products (Name); | ||
| CREATE INDEX Price On Products (Price); | ||
| CREATE INDEX Amount On Products (WarehouseAmount); |
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The index name Amount does not match the column name WarehouseAmount. Per the requirement, indexes must be named the same as their columns. Change Amount to WarehouseAmount.
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This is an educational approval to help you progress while learning. Great job fixing the naming issue - your indexes now correctly match their target column names (WarehouseAmount, Email, FirstName, etc.). However, there's still a count mismatch: the test expects a specific number of indexes, and either too many or too few are being created. Check your task.sql carefully to ensure you're creating exactly the indexes specified in the task requirements, with no duplicates. The naming fixes were solid work - now focus on verifying the total count matches what the test expects. Keep going, you're making good progress!
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