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What is the primary purpose of the internal level in database architecture?
What is the primary purpose of the internal level in database architecture?
The internal level defines the structures of the data and the details on how data is stored and accessed.
How does the three-level architecture support changes in data storage?
How does the three-level architecture support changes in data storage?
The architecture allows changes to the storage mechanism without affecting the internal and conceptual views.
What role do schemas play in the database architecture?
What role do schemas play in the database architecture?
Schemas serve as repositories that store definitions of database structures at various levels.
What role does the database administrator (DBA) play during the database design phase?
What role does the database administrator (DBA) play during the database design phase?
How does standardization of database systems benefit future growth?
How does standardization of database systems benefit future growth?
Describe how changes to a user's external view affect the database.
Describe how changes to a user's external view affect the database.
In what way does the DBA support application programmers during application development?
In what way does the DBA support application programmers during application development?
What are the core components defined by the internal schema?
What are the core components defined by the internal schema?
Describe the importance of the external view of the database.
Describe the importance of the external view of the database.
In what ways can the internal level influence data access control?
In what ways can the internal level influence data access control?
Why is it advantageous to isolate internal details from the conceptual level?
Why is it advantageous to isolate internal details from the conceptual level?
What is the conceptual view of a database?
What is the conceptual view of a database?
Why is it easier for users to work with systems built on predefined standards?
Why is it easier for users to work with systems built on predefined standards?
What implications does the three-level architecture have for database design?
What implications does the three-level architecture have for database design?
How can organizations benefit from creating application software that supports existing database systems?
How can organizations benefit from creating application software that supports existing database systems?
What is the primary interaction between end users and the database?
What is the primary interaction between end users and the database?
What is the primary benefit of using a standard database system like ANSI SPARK?
What is the primary benefit of using a standard database system like ANSI SPARK?
Explain the significance of the Three Level Schema architecture in database management.
Explain the significance of the Three Level Schema architecture in database management.
How does the Three Level Schema architecture aid in access control to data?
How does the Three Level Schema architecture aid in access control to data?
Describe how different departments might view the same data stored in a database.
Describe how different departments might view the same data stored in a database.
What challenges arise from systems not built on standards?
What challenges arise from systems not built on standards?
Why is it important for a database to provide data in various formats to different users?
Why is it important for a database to provide data in various formats to different users?
What is a potential security advantage of using the Three Level Schema architecture?
What is a potential security advantage of using the Three Level Schema architecture?
In what way does the Three Level Schema benefit data management in large organizations?
In what way does the Three Level Schema benefit data management in large organizations?
Flashcards
Database Architecture
Database Architecture
The structure of a database system, designed to be standardized for future expansion and ease of use.
Database standards
Database standards
Established rules and guidelines for database design and implementation
External view
External view
How users interact with the database system. It's a simplified version of the database's structure for end-users.
Conceptual view
Conceptual view
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Database Administrator (DBA)
Database Administrator (DBA)
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Application programmers
Application programmers
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Database Design Phase
Database Design Phase
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Application Development Process
Application Development Process
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Three-Level Schema
Three-Level Schema
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Internal Level
Internal Level
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Conceptual Level
Conceptual Level
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External Level
External Level
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Data Presentation
Data Presentation
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Data Independence
Data Independence
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System Integrity
System Integrity
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Internal Level Schema
Internal Level Schema
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Database Architecture Levels
Database Architecture Levels
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Schema
Schema
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Data Isolation
Data Isolation
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Storage Mechanism Change
Storage Mechanism Change
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Study Notes
Database Management System (CS403)
- Course details provided
- Course lectures overviewed, including specifics for each lecture
- Course content about database management systems
- Definitions of databases (multiple perspectives)
- Discussion on different Database Management Systems (DBMS)
- Differences between databases and traditional file processing systems
- Various advantages of DBMS
- Database architectures
- Database development/design process steps
- Tools used for database design- detailed explanation and implications
- Various types of data models (with examples)
- Relationships overviewed (relationship types, roles, cardinalities with examples)
- Constraints
- Integrity constraints
- Data manipulation languages
- Database environments
- Components of a database environment with their functions
- Other details and examples
- Exercises for each topic given
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