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# Write your SQL code for the database creation here. Good luck!
USE ShopDB;
USE ShopDB;


CREATE INDEX Name ON Products(Name);

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Based on the previous automated test failure, indexes should follow the idx_ prefix convention: use idx_product_name instead of Name for the Products table index.



CREATE INDEX Email ON Customers(Email);

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Based on the previous automated test failure, indexes should follow the idx_ prefix convention: use idx_customers_email instead of Email for the Customers table index.



CREATE INDEX CustomerID ON Orders(CustomerID);
CREATE INDEX Date ON Orders(Date);


CREATE INDEX OrderID ON OrderItems(OrderID);
CREATE INDEX ProductID ON OrderItems(ProductID);
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