Here's an attempt at it:

CREATE TABLE Employee ( Id NUMBER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT, First_Name TEXT, Last_Name TEXT ); CREATE TABLE Topic ( Name TEXT CHECK(Name = LOWER(Name)) PRIMARY KEY, Description TEXT ); CREATE TABLE Session ( Teacher INTEGER REFERENCES Employee, Start DATETIME, Finish DATETIME, Topic TEXT NOT NULL REFERENCES Topic, PRIMARY KEY(Teacher, Start) ); CREATE TABLE Session_Learner ( Teacher NUMBER, Start DATETIME, Learner NUMBER NOT NULL REFERENCES Employee, -- FOREIGN KEY(Teacher, Start) REFERENCES Session, PRIMARY KEY(Teacher, Start, Learner) ); CREATE VIEW Session_Employee AS WITH Session_Teacher_Learner AS ( SELECT Session.Teacher, Session.Start, Session.Topic, Session_Learner.Learner FROM Session, Session_Learner WHERE Session_Learner.Teacher = Session.Teacher AND Session_Learner.Start = Session.Start ) SELECT Teacher, Start, Topic, Teacher Employee FROM Session_Teacher_Learner UNION ALL SELECT Teacher, Start, Topic, Learner FROM Session_Teacher_Learner;

In reply to Re^7: Avoiding SQL double jeopardy by Pope-O-Matik
in thread Avoiding SQL double jeopardy by GrandFather

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