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ManagingDataResources7ChapterManagingDataResourcDescribebasicfileorganizationconceptsandtheproblemsofmanagingdataresourcesinatraditionalfileenvironment

Describehowadatabasemanagementsystemorganizesinformationandcomparetheprincipaldatabasemodels

Applyimportantdatabasedesignprinciples

ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

OBJECTIVESDescribebasicfileorganizatiEvaluatenewdatabasetrendsIdentifythechallengesposedbydataresourcemanagementandmanagementsolutionsOBJECTIVES(Continued)ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

EvaluatenewdatabasetrendsOBChallenge:FragmentedandisolatedcorporatesystemscreatingasingleintegratedviewofcustomersandoperationsSolution:singleintegratedcorporatedatawarehouse,usingasingledatamodel.Oracle9idatabaseprovidesnearreal-timeaccesstocustomeractivity,customerprofitability,andcustomerreactionsIllustratestheimportanceofmanagingdataresourcesforachievingprofitabilityManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

VirginMobileAustraliaCaseChallenge:FragmentedandisolFileOrganizationTermsandConceptsBit:Smallestunitofdata;binarydigit(0,1)

Byte:GroupofbitsthatrepresentsasinglecharacterField:GroupofwordsoracompletenumberRecord:GroupofrelatedfieldsFile:GroupofrecordsofsametypeORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONALFILEENVIRONMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

FileOrganizationTermsandCoDatabase:Groupofrelatedfiles

Entity:Person,place,thing,eventaboutwhichinformationismaintainedAttribute:DescriptionofaparticularentityKeyfield:Identifierfieldusedtoretrieve,update,sortarecordORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONALFILEENVIRONMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

FileOrganizationTermsandConcepts(Continued)Database:GroupofrelatedfilORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONALFILEENVIRONMENTTheDataHierarchyFigure7-1ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

ORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONALFILEENVIRONMENTEntitiesandAttributesFigure7-2ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

ORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONProblemswiththeTraditionalFileEnvironment

DataRedundancyandInconsistency:Dataredundancy:ThepresenceofduplicatedatainmultipledatafilessothatthesamedataarestoredinmorethanoneplaceorlocationDatainconsistency:Thesameattributemayhavedifferentvalues.

ORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONALFILEENVIRONMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

ProblemswiththeTraditionalThecouplingofdatastoredinfilesandthespecificprogramsrequiredtoupdateandmaintainthosefilessuchthatchangesinprogramsrequirechangestothedataLackofflexibility:

Atraditionalfilesystemcandeliverroutinescheduledreportsafterextensiveprogrammingefforts,butitcannotdeliverad-hocreportsorrespondtounanticipatedinformationrequirementsinatimelyfashion.

ORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONALFILEENVIRONMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

Program-datadependence:ProblemswiththeTraditionalFileEnvironment(Continued)ORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONBecausethereislittlecontrolormanagementofdata,managementwillhavenoknowledgeofwhoisaccessingorevenmakingchangestotheorganization’sdata.Lackofdatasharingandavailability:Informationcannotflowfreelyacrossdifferentfunctionalareasordifferentpartsoftheorganization.Usersfinddifferentvaluesofthesamepieceofinformationintwodifferentsystems,andhencetheymaynotusethesesystemsbecausetheycannottrusttheaccuracyofthedata.

ORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONALFILEENVIRONMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

Poorsecurity:ProblemswiththeTraditionalFileEnvironment(Continued)BecausethereislittlecontrORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONALFILEENVIRONMENTTraditionalFileProcessingFigure7-3ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

ORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONDatabaseManagementSystem(DBMS)Softwareforcreatingandmaintainingdatabases

PermitsfirmstorationallymanagedatafortheentirefirmActsasinterfacebetweenapplicationprogramsandphysicaldatafilesSeparateslogicalanddesignviewsofdataSolvesmanyproblemsofthetraditionaldatafileapproachTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

DatabaseManagementSystem(DBTheContemporaryDatabaseEnvironmentTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTFigure7-4ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

TheContemporaryDatabaseEnviComponentsofDBMS:Datadefinitionlanguage:

SpecifiescontentandstructureofdatabaseanddefineseachdataelementDatamanipulationlanguage:UsedtoprocessdatainadatabaseDatadictionary:StoresdefinitionsofdataelementsanddatacharacteristicsTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

ComponentsofDBMS:DatadefinSampleDataDictionaryReportTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTFigure7-5ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

SampleDataDictionaryReportTTypesofDatabases:RelationalDBMSHierarchicalandnetworkDBMSObject-orienteddatabasesTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

TypesofDatabases:RelationalRelationalDBMS:Representsdataastwo-dimensionaltablescalledrelationsRelatesdataacrosstablesbasedoncommondataelementExamples:DB2,Oracle,MSSQLServerTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

RelationalDBMS:RepresentsdaTheRelationalDataModelTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTFigure7-6ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

TheRelationalDataModelTHEDThreeBasicOperationsinaRelationalDatabase:

Select:CreatessubsetofrowsthatmeetspecificcriteriaJoin:Combinesrelationaltablestoprovideuserswithinformation

Project:EnablesuserstocreatenewtablescontainingonlyrelevantinformationTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

ThreeBasicOperationsinaReTheThreeBasicOperationsofaRelationalDBMSTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTFigure7-7ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

TheThreeBasicOperationsofHierarchicalandNetworkDBMSOrganizesdatainatree-likestructureSupportsone-to-manyparent-childrelationshipsPrevalentinlargelegacysystemsTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTHierarchicalDBMS:

ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

HierarchicalandNetworkDBMSAHierarchicalDatabaseforaHumanResourcesSystemTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTFigure7-8ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

AHierarchicalDatabaseforaHierarchicalandNetworkDBMSDepictsdatalogicallyasmany-to-manyrelationshipsTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTNetworkDBMS:

ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

HierarchicalandNetworkDBMSTheNetworkDataModelFigure7-9ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

THEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTTheNetworkDataModelFigureHierarchicalandNetworkDBMSOutdatedLessflexiblecomparedtoRDBMSLacksupportforad-hocandEnglishlanguage-likequeriesDisadvantages:

ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

THEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTHierarchicalandNetworkDBMSObject-orientedDBMS:StoresdataandproceduresasobjectsthatcanberetrievedandsharedautomaticallyObject-relationalDBMS:Providescapabilitiesofbothobject-orientedandrelationalDBMSObject-OrientedDatabases:ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

THEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTObject-orientedDBMS:StoresdConceptualdesign:AbstractmodelofdatabasefromabusinessperspectivePhysicaldesign:DetaileddescriptionofbusinessinformationneedsCREATINGADATABASEENVIRONMENTDesigningDatabases:ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

Conceptualdesign:AbstractmoEntity-relationshipdiagram:MethodologyfordocumentingdatabasesillustratingrelationshipsbetweendatabaseentitiesNormalization:ProcessofcreatingsmallstabledatastructuresfromcomplexgroupsofdataCREATINGADATABASEENVIRONMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

DesigningDatabases:(Continued)Entity-relationshipdiagram:MAnUnnormalizedRelationforORDERCREATINGADATABASEENVIRONMENTFigure7-10ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

AnUnnormalizedRelationforONormalizedTablesCreatedfromORDERCREATINGADATABASEENVIRONMENTFigure7-11ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

NormalizedTablesCreatedfromAnEntity-RelationshipDiagramCREATINGADATABASEENVIRONMENTFigure7-12ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

AnEntity-RelationshipDiagramCentralizeddatabase:Usedbysinglecentralprocessorormultipleprocessorsinclient/servernetworkThereareadvantagesanddisadvantagestohavingallcorporatedatainonelocation.Securityishigherincentralenvironments,riskslower.Ifdatademandsarehighlydecentralized,thenadecentralizeddesignislesscostly,andmoreflexible.CREATINGADATABASEENVIRONMENTDistributingDatabases

ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

Centralizeddatabase:CREATINGDatabasescanbedecentralizedeitherbypartitioningorbyreplicatingPartitioneddatabase:Databaseisdividedintosegmentsorregions.Forexample,acustomerdatabasecanbedividedintoEasterncustomersandWesterncustomers,andtwoseparatedatabasesmaintainedinthetworegions.CREATINGADATABASEENVIRONMENTDistributeddatabase:ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

DatabasescanbedecentralizedDuplicateddatabase:Thedatabaseiscompletelyduplicatedattwoormorelocations.Theseparatedatabasesaresynchronizedinoffhoursonabatchbasis.Regardlessofwhichmethodischosen,dataadministratorsandbusinessmanagersneedtounderstandhowthedataindifferentdatabaseswillbecoordinatedandhowbusinessprocessesmightbeeffectedbythedecentralization.CREATINGADATABASEENVIRONMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

Duplicateddatabase:ThedataDistributedDatabasesCREATINGADATABASEENVIRONMENTFigure7-13ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

DistributedDatabasesCREATINGEnsuringDataQuality:Corporateandgovernmentdatabaseshaveunexpectedlypoorlevelsofdataquality.Nationalconsumercreditreportingdatabaseshaveerrorratesof20-35%.32%oftherecordsintheFBI’sComputerizedCriminalHistoryfileareinaccurate,incomplete,orambiguous.GartnerGroupestimatesthatconsumerdataincorporatedatabasesdegradesattherateof2%amonth.CREATINGADATABASEENVIRONMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

EnsuringDataQuality:CorporaThequalityofdecisionmakinginafirmisdirectlyrelatedtothequalityofdatainitsdatabases.DataQualityAudit:StructuredsurveyoftheaccuracyandlevelofcompletenessofthedatainaninformationsystemDataCleansing:Consistsofactivitiesfordetectingandcorrectingdatainadatabaseorfilethatareincorrect,incomplete,improperlyformatted,orredundantCREATINGADATABASEENVIRONMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

EnsuringDataQuality:(Continued)ThequalityofdecisionmakingOnlineAnalyticalProcessing(OLAP):

MultidimensionaldataanalysisSupportsmanipulationandanalysisoflargevolumesofdatafrommultipledimensions/perspectivesDATABASETRENDSMultidimensionalDataAnalysis

ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

OnlineAnalyticalProcessing(MultidimensionalDataModelDATABASETRENDSFigure7-14ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

MultidimensionalDataModelDATDatawarehouse:

SupportsreportingandquerytoolsStorescurrentandhistoricaldataConsolidatesdataformanagementanalysisanddecisionmakingDATABASETRENDSDataWarehousingandDataMiningManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

Datawarehouse:SupportsreporComponentsofaDataWarehouseDATABASETRENDSFigure7-15ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

ComponentsofaDataWarehouseDatamart:SubsetofdatawarehouseContainssummarizedorhighlyfocusedportionofdataforaspecifiedfunctionorgroupofusersDATABASETRENDSDatamining:ToolsforanalyzinglargepoolsofdataFindhiddenpatternsandinferrulestopredicttrendsManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

Datamart:SubsetofdatawareBenefitsofDataWarehouses:ImprovedandeasyaccessibilitytoinformationAbilitytomodelandremodelthedataDATABASETRENDSManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

BenefitsofDataWarehouses:ITheWebandHypermediadatabase:

OrganizesdataasnetworkofnodesLinksnodesinpatternspecifiedbyuserSupportstext,graphic,sound,video,andexecutableprogramsDATABASETRENDSDatabasesandtheWebManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

TheWebandHypermediadatabasAHypermediaDatabaseDATABASETRENDSFigure7-16ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

AHypermediaDatabaseDATABASEDatabaseserver:Computerinaclient/serverenvironmentrunsaDBMStoprocessSQLstatementsandperformdatabasemanagementtasks.Applicationserver:

SoftwarehandlingallapplicationoperationsDATABASETRENDSManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

DatabasesandtheWebDatabaseserver:DATABASETRENLinkingInternalDatabasestotheWebDATABASETRENDSFigure7-17ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

LinkingInternalDatabasestoManagementOpportunities:MANAGEMENTOPPORTUNITIES,CHALLENGES,ANDSOLUTIONSBusinessfirmshaveexceptionalopportunitiestoexploitmodernrelationaldatabasetechnologiestoimprovedecisionmaking,andtoincreasetheefficiencyoftheirbusinessprocesses.ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

ManagementOpportunities:MANAMANAGEMENTOPPORTUNITIES,CHALLENGES,ANDSOLUTIONSManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

ManagementChallenges:Organizationalobstaclestoadatabaseenvironment Needforcooperationindevelopingcorporate-wide dataadministrationCost/benefitconsiderations Bringingaboutsignificantchangeinthedatabase environmentofafirmcanbeveryexpensiveand timeconsuming.MANAGEMENTOPPORTUNITIES,CHALSolutionGuidelines:MANAGEMENTOPPORTUNITIES,CHALLENGES,ANDSOLUTIONSThecriticalelementsforcreatingadatabaseenvironmentare:

ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

DataadministrationData-planningandmodelingmethodologyDatabasetechnologyandmanagementUsers

SolutionGuidelines:MANAGEMENKeyOrganizationalElementsintheDatabaseEnvironmentManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

MANAGEMENTOPPORTUNITIES,CHALLENGES,ANDSOLUTIONSFigure7-18KeyOrganizationalElementsin7Chapter

ManagingDataResources7ChapterManagingDataResourcDescribebasicfileorganizationconceptsandtheproblemsofmanagingdataresourcesinatraditionalfileenvironment

Describehowadatabasemanagementsystemorganizesinformationandcomparetheprincipaldatabasemodels

Applyimportantdatabasedesignprinciples

ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

OBJECTIVESDescribebasicfileorganizatiEvaluatenewdatabasetrendsIdentifythechallengesposedbydataresourcemanagementandmanagementsolutionsOBJECTIVES(Continued)ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

EvaluatenewdatabasetrendsOBChallenge:FragmentedandisolatedcorporatesystemscreatingasingleintegratedviewofcustomersandoperationsSolution:singleintegratedcorporatedatawarehouse,usingasingledatamodel.Oracle9idatabaseprovidesnearreal-timeaccesstocustomeractivity,customerprofitability,andcustomerreactionsIllustratestheimportanceofmanagingdataresourcesforachievingprofitabilityManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

VirginMobileAustraliaCaseChallenge:FragmentedandisolFileOrganizationTermsandConceptsBit:Smallestunitofdata;binarydigit(0,1)

Byte:GroupofbitsthatrepresentsasinglecharacterField:GroupofwordsoracompletenumberRecord:GroupofrelatedfieldsFile:GroupofrecordsofsametypeORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONALFILEENVIRONMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

FileOrganizationTermsandCoDatabase:Groupofrelatedfiles

Entity:Person,place,thing,eventaboutwhichinformationismaintainedAttribute:DescriptionofaparticularentityKeyfield:Identifierfieldusedtoretrieve,update,sortarecordORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONALFILEENVIRONMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

FileOrganizationTermsandConcepts(Continued)Database:GroupofrelatedfilORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONALFILEENVIRONMENTTheDataHierarchyFigure7-1ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

ORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONALFILEENVIRONMENTEntitiesandAttributesFigure7-2ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

ORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONProblemswiththeTraditionalFileEnvironment

DataRedundancyandInconsistency:Dataredundancy:ThepresenceofduplicatedatainmultipledatafilessothatthesamedataarestoredinmorethanoneplaceorlocationDatainconsistency:Thesameattributemayhavedifferentvalues.

ORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONALFILEENVIRONMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

ProblemswiththeTraditionalThecouplingofdatastoredinfilesandthespecificprogramsrequiredtoupdateandmaintainthosefilessuchthatchangesinprogramsrequirechangestothedataLackofflexibility:

Atraditionalfilesystemcandeliverroutinescheduledreportsafterextensiveprogrammingefforts,butitcannotdeliverad-hocreportsorrespondtounanticipatedinformationrequirementsinatimelyfashion.

ORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONALFILEENVIRONMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

Program-datadependence:ProblemswiththeTraditionalFileEnvironment(Continued)ORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONBecausethereislittlecontrolormanagementofdata,managementwillhavenoknowledgeofwhoisaccessingorevenmakingchangestotheorganization’sdata.Lackofdatasharingandavailability:Informationcannotflowfreelyacrossdifferentfunctionalareasordifferentpartsoftheorganization.Usersfinddifferentvaluesofthesamepieceofinformationintwodifferentsystems,andhencetheymaynotusethesesystemsbecausetheycannottrusttheaccuracyofthedata.

ORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONALFILEENVIRONMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

Poorsecurity:ProblemswiththeTraditionalFileEnvironment(Continued)BecausethereislittlecontrORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONALFILEENVIRONMENTTraditionalFileProcessingFigure7-3ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

ORGANIZINGDATAINATRADITIONDatabaseManagementSystem(DBMS)Softwareforcreatingandmaintainingdatabases

PermitsfirmstorationallymanagedatafortheentirefirmActsasinterfacebetweenapplicationprogramsandphysicaldatafilesSeparateslogicalanddesignviewsofdataSolvesmanyproblemsofthetraditionaldatafileapproachTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

DatabaseManagementSystem(DBTheContemporaryDatabaseEnvironmentTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTFigure7-4ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

TheContemporaryDatabaseEnviComponentsofDBMS:Datadefinitionlanguage:

SpecifiescontentandstructureofdatabaseanddefineseachdataelementDatamanipulationlanguage:UsedtoprocessdatainadatabaseDatadictionary:StoresdefinitionsofdataelementsanddatacharacteristicsTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

ComponentsofDBMS:DatadefinSampleDataDictionaryReportTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTFigure7-5ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

SampleDataDictionaryReportTTypesofDatabases:RelationalDBMSHierarchicalandnetworkDBMSObject-orienteddatabasesTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

TypesofDatabases:RelationalRelationalDBMS:Representsdataastwo-dimensionaltablescalledrelationsRelatesdataacrosstablesbasedoncommondataelementExamples:DB2,Oracle,MSSQLServerTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

RelationalDBMS:RepresentsdaTheRelationalDataModelTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTFigure7-6ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

TheRelationalDataModelTHEDThreeBasicOperationsinaRelationalDatabase:

Select:CreatessubsetofrowsthatmeetspecificcriteriaJoin:Combinesrelationaltablestoprovideuserswithinformation

Project:EnablesuserstocreatenewtablescontainingonlyrelevantinformationTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

ThreeBasicOperationsinaReTheThreeBasicOperationsofaRelationalDBMSTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTFigure7-7ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

TheThreeBasicOperationsofHierarchicalandNetworkDBMSOrganizesdatainatree-likestructureSupportsone-to-manyparent-childrelationshipsPrevalentinlargelegacysystemsTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTHierarchicalDBMS:

ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

HierarchicalandNetworkDBMSAHierarchicalDatabaseforaHumanResourcesSystemTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTFigure7-8ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

AHierarchicalDatabaseforaHierarchicalandNetworkDBMSDepictsdatalogicallyasmany-to-manyrelationshipsTHEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTNetworkDBMS:

ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

HierarchicalandNetworkDBMSTheNetworkDataModelFigure7-9ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

THEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTTheNetworkDataModelFigureHierarchicalandNetworkDBMSOutdatedLessflexiblecomparedtoRDBMSLacksupportforad-hocandEnglishlanguage-likequeriesDisadvantages:

ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

THEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTHierarchicalandNetworkDBMSObject-orientedDBMS:StoresdataandproceduresasobjectsthatcanberetrievedandsharedautomaticallyObject-relationalDBMS:Providescapabilitiesofbothobject-orientedandrelationalDBMSObject-OrientedDatabases:ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

THEDATABASEAPPROACHTODATAMANAGEMENTObject-orientedDBMS:StoresdConceptualdesign:AbstractmodelofdatabasefromabusinessperspectivePhysicaldesign:DetaileddescriptionofbusinessinformationneedsCREATINGADATABASEENVIRONMENTDesigningDatabases:ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

Conceptualdesign:AbstractmoEntity-relationshipdiagram:MethodologyfordocumentingdatabasesillustratingrelationshipsbetweendatabaseentitiesNormalization:ProcessofcreatingsmallstabledatastructuresfromcomplexgroupsofdataCREATINGADATABASEENVIRONMENTManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

DesigningDatabases:(Continued)Entity-relationshipdiagram:MAnUnnormalizedRelationforORDERCREATINGADATABASEENVIRONMENTFigure7-10ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

AnUnnormalizedRelationforONormalizedTablesCreatedfromORDERCREATINGADATABASEENVIRONMENTFigure7-11ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

NormalizedTablesCreatedfromAnEntity-RelationshipDiagramCREATINGADATABASEENVIRONMENTFigure7-12ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

AnEntity-RelationshipDiagramCentralizeddatabase:Usedbysinglecentralprocessorormultipleprocessorsinclient/servernetworkThereareadvantagesanddisadvantagestohavingallcorporatedatainonelocation.Securityishigherincentralenvironments,riskslower.Ifdatademandsarehighlydecentralized,thenadecentralizeddesignislesscostly,andmoreflexible.CREATINGADATABASEENVIRONMENTDistributingDatabases

ManagementInformationSystemsChapter7ManagingDataResources

Centralizeddatabase:CREATINGDatabasescanbedecentralizedeitherbypartitioningorbyreplicatingPartitioneddatabase:Databaseisdividedintosegmentsorregions.Forexample,acustomerdatabasecanbedividedintoEasterncustomersandWesterncustomers,andtwoseparatedatabasesmaintainedinthetworegions.CREATINGADATABASEENVIRONMEN

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