1. Informatiesystemen in de Bouw 7M711 Joran Jessurun en Jos van Leeuwen Week 3

2. Database A database is a collection of data. Databases can be stored in one or more files, or can be managed by a software system called Database Management System (DBMS)

3. What makes a database Add Data Delete Data Change Data Lookup or search for data Organize Data

4. Key Terminology Table Column Record Field Primary Key Foreign Key

5. Types of databases Flat databases Index databases DBMS based databases

6. DBMS Services Schemas Consistency checks Guarantee of no data corruption after crash Concurrent access for multiple readers and writers. Backup and recovery Authentication and access control Support for Structured Query Language (SQL)

7. DBMS Flavors From relational To object oriented

8. DBMS Systems Oracle Sybase Microsoft SQL Server MySQL

9. Paradox Indexed Database Every table is contained in a *.DB file The primary key is indexed in a *.PX file Accessed trough the Borland Database Engine

10. Borland Database Engine Database independent Adds services for flat and indexed database access Used by Delphi Makes use of Aliases Like Microsoft’s ADO components

11. UML Profile for Database Design Rational Software Corporation For designing databases Uses tagged parameters and stereotypes Only a subset will be explained

12. Database Diagram Elements Table Column Primary key Foreign key Identifying relationship Non-identifying relationship

13. Database Diagram Elements (2) Table (stereotype >) Not used Primary key (stereotype >) Foreign key (stereotype >) Primary/Foreign key (stereotype >) Non-identifying relationship Identifying relationship

14. Example 1

15. Mapping Logical Design To Database Design Synchronization Classes > Tables Attributes > Columns Associations > Relations Normalization There are more ways to do it

16. Mapping Classes To Tables Map persisted classes to tables Many to many associations must be broken down to one to many associations using an association table.

17. Mapping Subtype Classes to Tables One table per class One table per concrete class One table per hierarchy

18. Mapping Attributes to Columns Map persistent attributes Don’t map calculated attributes Can use Generic Types first, later use database specific types. Generic Types: Boolean, Currency, Date, Double, Integer, Long, Single, String

19. Example 2

20. Database Desktop Create and fill tables Execute database queries Build on BDE

21. Database Desktop Example