Computers and Technology, 08.03.2021 19:20 mianelson367

Draw the data model for the following. The Health food club sells select food products via home parties. Aimee runs one of these clubs and wants to be able to track who has come to her parties and who has hosted a party for her. She keeps all contact information about her customers and tracks the date and time of all parties she has given. A customer may attend many parties (and of course parties have many attendees) and a customer may also host many parties (but each party is only hosted by one person) Aimee also likes to keep track of who each customerâ€™s spouse is (if they have one), but wants to keep an individual record of the customer and the spouse.

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