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# Write your SQL code for the database creation here. Good luck!
USE ShopDB;
CREATE INDEX Name ON Products (Name);
CREATE INDEX WarehouseAmount ON Products (WarehouseAmount);
CREATE INDEX Email ON Customers (Email);

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According to the usage scenarios, Orders will frequently be queried by customer and by date. You should also create indexes on Orders(CustomerID) and Orders(Date), with index names matching the column names, to fully satisfy the requirement to index all needed tables/columns.

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OrderItems is not indexed here at all, but it will be used heavily via OrderID (to fetch items belonging to an order) and likely ProductID. Consider adding indexes CREATE INDEX OrderID ON OrderItems (OrderID); and CREATE INDEX ProductID ON OrderItems (ProductID); so that all necessary tables from the description are covered.

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