Figures and tables

Table
Figure 1.1The relationship between data and information4
Figure 2.1A model of a database system12
Figure 2.2The three level schema architecture15
Figure 2.3A simplified view of the database development process17
Figure 2.4A conceptual data model diagram18
Figure 2.5A portion of an SQL create script19
Figure 2.6The EMPLOYEE entity21
Figure 2.7The attributes of the EMPLOYEE entity22
Figure 2.8The ADDRESS entity23
Figure 2.9The ‘resident at ’ relationship24
Figure 2.10The QUALIFICATION and EMPLOYEE QUALIFICATION entities26
Figure 2.11The GRADE and EMPLOYEE GRADE entities27
Figure 2.12The DEPARTMENT and ASSIGNMENT entities28
Figure 2.13The one-to-one ‘managed by’ relationship29
Figure 2.14The many-to-many ‘managed by’ relationship30

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