 Pages made using data in a database  Use scripting languages  Use of RDMS  Look and feel by templates, CSS  High scaling  Admin pages as back end.

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 Pages made using data in a database  Use scripting languages  Use of RDMS  Look and feel by templates, CSS  High scaling  Admin pages as back end

 Enables one system to be built and modified.  No need to “roll out” a system to each workstation/laptop.  All a staff member needs is being able to browse web.

 OLTP ◦ Online Transaction Processing system ◦ Very many changes to data  OLAP ◦ Online Analytical Processing ◦ Maybe no change to data but lots of analysis

 OLTP ◦ Supermarket ◦ Bank ◦ Ecommerce  OLAP ◦ Mailing Lists ◦ Data Mining ◦ Surveys

 Express (Free version)  Uses an installer ◦ Can be used to download all kinds of software ◦ Open source as well as propriety

 Visual Web Developer Express ◦ WYGIWYS Web Design and Development  Sql Server RDMS Express ◦ High End Graphical based database management management system  Silverlight Tools  IIS and ASP.NET Extensions

 Use Web Platform Installer  Allows further downloads ◦ Allows a lot of 3 rd party installations as well   Can run on Macs with virtual Windows  Possible to use Visual Studio in Delphinium Install Visual Studio Express 2012

 Sql Server Management Studio Express ◦ Fonts and Colours ◦ Text Editor ◦ File Extensions ◦ Setting up SQL queries ◦ Setting up Reports ◦ Setting up Databases

 Use SSMSE (SQL Server Management Studio Express )  Expand Object Explorer to see your database  Click on your database  Right Click Tables and select New Table  Point and click to build table  Save

 Field types ◦ Character ◦ Integers/Floating Point ◦ Image ◦ Money ◦ Date ◦ Specials

 Some field types have been left in from older versions of SQL Server.  They will be cancelled in the future.  Check Help for this.

 Ensure SSMSE is running  Find the table in question  Select the column you are going to use (previously called, for example, AddressID)  Right Click column  Click “Select Primary Key”  Small Key Appears against the field (column) name.

 Optimization ◦ Can help in normalisation process  Automatic Backups  Deduplication checks

 Does drag and drop design ◦ (Design is creating look and feel of site)  Similar in approach to most WYSIWYG design systems ◦ Draw tables, image placement, menus ◦ Design Templates, grandfather, father, son ◦ CSS ◦ Code or graphics or both ◦ 1000s of Extensions

 Drag and Drop environment  Connect to Database  Drag fields to design page  Set up queries  Insert, modify and delete records ◦ First, previous, next last etc  Master/detail sets  Login/Registration  Easy forms to database handling

 NO Exam  You need to put in time!  You should try to work on SQL Server and Web developer  You can’t use or specify database systems if you don’t practice  You learnt Word, Excel  Why not SQL Server?

Now in a position to…… Write functional requirements Design Database Design Some front end pages Write RDBMS selection Next lectures on: Implementation Testing Training Rollout, Maintenance and Disaster Recovery Conclusions & Recommendations

Time Management Write chapters listed above before we restart. There are 6 lectures left. Only five used for teaching. Last lecture used for any questions