I have included the link to install the database, if needed.Please do not hesitate to let me know if you need anything else. THANK YOU!The company has asked you to build a prototype of an n-tier system using the Northwind database as an example. The company wants to be able to add, edit, and delete records from the customers, orders, order details, products, categories, and suppliers tables. Your instructor will provide you the online link to the SQL Server database files (MDF and LDF). Assignment Guidelines Create the Data Access tier and Data tier projects: Create a class library project for the Data tier.Add a new class library project the project created in Step 1 for the data access tier.Add a typed DataSet using a new data source that connects to the Northwind sample database.Select the database objects (customers, orders, order details, products, categories, and suppliers) tables.Make sure the TableAdapters are stored in the Data Access tier and the DataSet class is added to the Data tier. Make sure that separate tiers are created for each layer by verifying that separate class libraries were created and the necessary references to the project were added.  ***** Links to install Database for IP2: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/8b6y4c7s.aspx

Why do American police shoot, kill and imprison more people than other developed countries? That's the question many Americans are asking after recent recorded events. The question has rippled across the United States and throughout the world, with activists streaming through the streets in solidarity.  In other developed countries, such incidents are rare. Statistical comparisons show that police in the US typically shoot, arrest and imprison more people than similarly developed nations. Source: Rob Picheta (Links to an external site.) and Henrik Petterson, CNN  Updated June 8, 2020 We train police to be warriors — and then send them out to be social workers https://www.vox.com/2020/7/31/21334190/what-police-do-defund-abolish-police-reform-training (Links to an external site.)