Databases must be planned in the same way that a plan is required to build a house. Every table and piece of data must be considered and placed properly before the database can be implemented in a database management system. The most common type of database used in a business is a relational database, such as Oracle or Microsoft Access. This exercise is based on a relational database model, made up of tables (also called relations) that are common to a business. However, before beginning the database development, it’s important to identify the purpose of the database. For this step, develop a statement clearly indicating the purpose of the database. In other words, what are you trying to accomplish by storing this data? Then identify at least five different reports that could be pulled from the database for the purpose of decision making; for each report, also explain how it will be used.