Figures and tables
Figure 1.1 | The relationship between data and information | 4 |
Figure 2.1 | A model of a database system | 12 |
Figure 2.2 | The three level schema architecture | 15 |
Figure 2.3 | A simplified view of the database development process | 17 |
Figure 2.4 | A conceptual data model diagram | 18 |
Figure 2.5 | A portion of an SQL create script | 19 |
Figure 2.6 | The EMPLOYEE entity | 21 |
Figure 2.7 | The attributes of the EMPLOYEE entity | 22 |
Figure 2.8 | The ADDRESS entity | 23 |
Figure 2.9 | The ‘resident at ’ relationship | 24 |
Figure 2.10 | The QUALIFICATION and EMPLOYEE QUALIFICATION entities | 26 |
Figure 2.11 | The GRADE and EMPLOYEE GRADE entities | 27 |
Figure 2.12 | The DEPARTMENT and ASSIGNMENT entities | 28 |
Figure 2.13 | The one-to-one ‘managed by’ relationship | 29 |
Figure 2.14 | The many-to-many ‘managed by’ relationship | 30 |
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