Data Modeling

Data Modeling Subject Area, Default, Domain, Rules & Constraints

Logical and Physical Data Modeling Objects: To become a data modeler, you need to understand the concepts of a database. Before…

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Identifying and Non-Identifying Relationships

Analysis of Data and creating Tables & Relationships: Usually in a data model, Tables (Entities) looks like rectangular or square type…

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Data Modeling Development Cycle

Data Modeling Development Cycle Following are the important phases in the Data Model Development Life Cycle. Gathering Business Requirements Conceptual…

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Supertype and SubType

SuperType and SubType in Data Modeling: At times, few entities in a data model may share some common properties (attributes)…

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Dimensional Data Modeling

Dimensional Data Modeling comprises of one or more dimension tables and fact tables. Good examples of dimensions are location, product,…

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Relational Data Modeling Example – Part 3

The completed relational data model is shown in the previous part and the corresponding data stored in database are shown in separate…

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Relational Data Modeling Example – Part 2

Upon discussion with business analysts, data modeler can come up with the following conclusions regarding grouping and relationship between the…

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Relational Data Modeling Example

The sample source data shown in the table below provides the information about employees, their residential state, county, city and…

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Relational Data Modeling Tutorial

Relational (OLTP) Data Modeling: Relational Data Model is a data model that views the real world as entities and relationships.…

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Physical Data Modeling Tutorial

Physical Data Modeling: Physical data model includes all required tables, columns, relationships, database properties for the physical implementation of databases. Database…

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