
ppt
... Entity-Relationship data model (mainly for database design) Object-based data models (Object-oriented and Object-relational) Semistructured data model (XML) ...
... Entity-Relationship data model (mainly for database design) Object-based data models (Object-oriented and Object-relational) Semistructured data model (XML) ...
Database Development Process
... • Analyze overall data requirements for business functions supported by db • Develop preliminary conceptual data model, including entities and relationships • Compare preliminary conceptual data model with enterprise data model • Develop detailed conceptual data model, including all entities, relati ...
... • Analyze overall data requirements for business functions supported by db • Develop preliminary conceptual data model, including entities and relationships • Compare preliminary conceptual data model with enterprise data model • Develop detailed conceptual data model, including all entities, relati ...
Lab
... Lab on Databases: By the end of this lab you will be able to: create and update an SQLite database, query the data you have inserted in the database and use the results. ...
... Lab on Databases: By the end of this lab you will be able to: create and update an SQLite database, query the data you have inserted in the database and use the results. ...
Example - Intranet DCC
... A transaction consists in one or more sentences that have been executed and then confirmed (commit) or deleted (rolled back) Auto-commit is pre-set. if Auto-commit is deactivated, the methods commit or rollback have to be used in a explicit way. ...
... A transaction consists in one or more sentences that have been executed and then confirmed (commit) or deleted (rolled back) Auto-commit is pre-set. if Auto-commit is deactivated, the methods commit or rollback have to be used in a explicit way. ...
Normalisation
... it is in the second normal form and there are no nonkey columns dependant on other non-key columns that could not act as the primary key. ...
... it is in the second normal form and there are no nonkey columns dependant on other non-key columns that could not act as the primary key. ...
Recap
... The default units for each user are set in the user settings. The data is initially displayed in the unit set specified in the user settings. You can change the display units from the unit drop down box (this will not change your default unit type). ...
... The default units for each user are set in the user settings. The data is initially displayed in the unit set specified in the user settings. You can change the display units from the unit drop down box (this will not change your default unit type). ...
InstantJChem: a flexible chemical database system
... What is a database? A database stores data in an ordered form on a precise subject. A relational database stores information into tables which possess inter-references A relational database management system (RDBMS) is a software that manages relational databases InstantJChem is not a datab ...
... What is a database? A database stores data in an ordered form on a precise subject. A relational database stores information into tables which possess inter-references A relational database management system (RDBMS) is a software that manages relational databases InstantJChem is not a datab ...
Session 5: Working with MySQL
... Run the SQLyog program Type the root’s password Click “Connect” ...
... Run the SQLyog program Type the root’s password Click “Connect” ...
Part 1 Introduction
... storage considerations that should be handled by the physical level. It should not provide any storage or access details, but should define the information content only. CS424 Introduction of Database System ...
... storage considerations that should be handled by the physical level. It should not provide any storage or access details, but should define the information content only. CS424 Introduction of Database System ...
PowerPoint - People at SurfaceEffect
... How do databases work? An DBMS is a server which is responsible for managing one or more databases. Database clients can connect to the server to extract data from the DB or insert data into the DB. For a website to use a database it needs a database client which it can use to extract data from the ...
... How do databases work? An DBMS is a server which is responsible for managing one or more databases. Database clients can connect to the server to extract data from the DB or insert data into the DB. For a website to use a database it needs a database client which it can use to extract data from the ...
Part 1 Introduction
... storage considerations that should be handled by the physical level. It should not provide any storage or access details, but should define the information content only. CS424 Introduction of Database System ...
... storage considerations that should be handled by the physical level. It should not provide any storage or access details, but should define the information content only. CS424 Introduction of Database System ...
MIS515.6b
... 1.Physical data store : The storage area used by a database management system to store the raw bits and bytes of a database 2.Schema : Contains additional information about the data stored in the physical data store including; ...
... 1.Physical data store : The storage area used by a database management system to store the raw bits and bytes of a database 2.Schema : Contains additional information about the data stored in the physical data store including; ...
Database Users
... e.g., the database consists of information about a set of customers and accounts and the relationship between them) Analogous to type information of a variable in a program Physical schema: database design at the physical level Logical schema: database design at the logical level Instance ...
... e.g., the database consists of information about a set of customers and accounts and the relationship between them) Analogous to type information of a variable in a program Physical schema: database design at the physical level Logical schema: database design at the logical level Instance ...
Data Models - VUB STARLab
... Two-tier architecture: E.g. client programs using ODBC/JDBC to communicate with a database Three-tier architecture: E.g. web-based applications, and applications built using “middleware” Database System Concepts ...
... Two-tier architecture: E.g. client programs using ODBC/JDBC to communicate with a database Three-tier architecture: E.g. web-based applications, and applications built using “middleware” Database System Concepts ...
2008_0904MSCPDM
... Southern Nevada Water Authority’s Data Structure • Potentially, the SNWA database could be exported and used to generate an exact structural duplicate that would satisfy perhaps 50%-70% of the needs of LCR MSCP “out of the box”, without any modification. • Individual LCR MSCP data sets would need t ...
... Southern Nevada Water Authority’s Data Structure • Potentially, the SNWA database could be exported and used to generate an exact structural duplicate that would satisfy perhaps 50%-70% of the needs of LCR MSCP “out of the box”, without any modification. • Individual LCR MSCP data sets would need t ...
Designing An Application - Arizona State University
... PeopleSoft’s database is a relational database. This means that data is broken down into a series of tables. When retrieving data, the system only accesses the tables that contain the requested data. You can think of a relational database as a filing cabinet. The filing cabinet represents the databa ...
... PeopleSoft’s database is a relational database. This means that data is broken down into a series of tables. When retrieving data, the system only accesses the tables that contain the requested data. You can think of a relational database as a filing cabinet. The filing cabinet represents the databa ...
Spreadsheet or relational database software: which to choose?
... you become dissatisfied with your software, you can export your valuable information directly into a better product. Unlike spreadsheet programs, database software is designed for one purpose: collecting, organizing, and storing data. So data entry into a database is generally easier and more contro ...
... you become dissatisfied with your software, you can export your valuable information directly into a better product. Unlike spreadsheet programs, database software is designed for one purpose: collecting, organizing, and storing data. So data entry into a database is generally easier and more contro ...
Distributed Systems - City, University of London
... 1. What is a Distributed System? A collection of components that execute on different computers. Interaction is achieved using a computer network. A distributed system consists of a collection of autonomous computers, connected through a network and distributed operating system software, which enab ...
... 1. What is a Distributed System? A collection of components that execute on different computers. Interaction is achieved using a computer network. A distributed system consists of a collection of autonomous computers, connected through a network and distributed operating system software, which enab ...
Lesson 2: Structure a Database
... Access has several tools to help your database run more efficiently. The Table Analyzer Wizard can analyze the information in a table and then make changes to streamline the data. The Table Analyzer Wizard can ensure addresses are listed consistently and get rid of repeated listings. ...
... Access has several tools to help your database run more efficiently. The Table Analyzer Wizard can analyze the information in a table and then make changes to streamline the data. The Table Analyzer Wizard can ensure addresses are listed consistently and get rid of repeated listings. ...
4.9 Codd`s Rules for a Relational Database Management System In
... “Does Your DBMS Run by the Rules?”, Computerworld, Oct. 21, 1985) Codd wanted to maintain the integrity of the relational model and to make it clear that placing a relational user interface on top of a system that used some other model as its basic data model was not enough to make a DBMS truly rela ...
... “Does Your DBMS Run by the Rules?”, Computerworld, Oct. 21, 1985) Codd wanted to maintain the integrity of the relational model and to make it clear that placing a relational user interface on top of a system that used some other model as its basic data model was not enough to make a DBMS truly rela ...