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Data Dictionary and Other Design Tools Dr. Merle P. Martin CSU Sacramento

Agenda The Structured Approach Data Dictionary Decision Tables Structured English

Structured Approach Figure 11-1, page 349

Data Dictionary Relationships of entities Figure 6-3, page 350 Notation Figure 11-4, page 351 Data Process Figure 11-5, page 354

Data Dictionary (continued) Data Dictionary entry Figure 11-6, page 354 Data Store entry Figure 11-7, page 355 Data Element entry Figure 11-8, page 356

Data Dictionary (continued) Relationship to COBOL Data Stores / Flows FD / 01 Levels Data Elements 05 Levels Data Processes PROCEDURE DIVISION

Decision Tables Generic - Fig. 11-9, pg. 356 Mutual Exclusivity Megavideo Initial Table Figure 11-10, page 358 Simplified Table Figure 11-11, page 360 Example

Exercise What three (3) MIS courses should I take next semester? Conditions? Decision rules? Actions? Action entries? Simplification?

Structured English Chapter 17 Figure 11-17, page 365 Converts directly to COBOL and other languages Example

Concepts to Remember Structured Approach Figure 11-2 Data Dictionary Elements Relationship to COBOL Decision Tables Structured English