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Discuss the rules for assigning primary keys to database tables
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Discuss the rules for linking events to resources and agents in an REA diagram
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How are external and internal agents modeled in REA diagrams for transactions that involve purely internal exchanges, such as raw material moving into production
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Explain how REA databases are able to support financial statement reporting when they do not employ journals and ledgers
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Distinguish between economic events and support events and provide examples of each
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Describe the minimum number and types of events that an REA diagram must include
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Why are traditional accounting events such as recording a transaction in a journal or posting to ledgers not modeled in REA diagrams
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ER diagrams usually include the link tables in the model to resolve M:M associations. REA diagrams typically do not show link tables. Explain
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Employee time is a resource that is always used but is not always modeled in an REA diagram. Explain and give examples
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When are data in 3NF
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