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What will the library database output table look like?
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The issuance table in a library database typically contains information about which books were issued to readers and when. An example structure of the "Issuance" table:
| Field | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | INT (PK) | Unique record identifier |
| book_id | INT (FK) | Book identifier |
| reader_id | INT (FK) | Reader identifier |
| date_issue | DATE | Date the book was issued |
| date_return | DATE | Date the book was returned (can be NULL if not returned) |
| status | VARCHAR | Issuance status (e.g., "issued", "returned", "overdue") |
This format allows tracking issuance history, controlling return deadlines, and analyzing reader activity.