Sunday, September 20, 2020

Data Modeling:


 What is Data  Modelling ?

  Basically data model is the creation of a design or model fro storing data in a 

  database.Data models defines how the data is connected to each other 

  in the database  and how they are processed and utilized.

 Data models helps to ensure consistency thereby enabling quality of the data.

 Dat models helps to take proper business decisions, helps government in taking

 proper policy measures and also helps is regulatory compliances.

 

Basically There are Two Types of Data Models. They are as follows:

1. Entity Relationship Model:

2. UML(Unified Modelling Language)

 Let us understand them in details

1. Entity Relationship Model:

    It is based on real world entities and relationships among the entities.It is best

    used for conceptual design of the database. 

2. UML(Unifies Modelling Language):

     It is very important part in software development process. It basically represents

     the architecture or working of software or modules in graphical way.It helps

     the  software developers communicate, Validate and explore the architecture

    design of the software 


Types of Data Models:

There are three types of Data Models which are as follows:

1. Logical Model

2.Physical Model

3. Conceptual Model

Let us see this types in Details:

1.Logical data Model:

   It basically depends on the representation part of data model .It defines the structture

   and relationships between the data elements.At this model no primary or secondary 

   key  is defined.

2. Physical Data Model:

    It design  the internal schema of  databases. It includes, columns , tables and the

     relationships between these entities.It outlines the implementation methodology 

     like  Create, Retrieve, Update , Delete Operations on data.

  3. Conceptual data:

     This model is also called as Domain model.It basically defines what actually

      the system contains. It focuses on attributes and relation of the database.

      It is basically designed by business architect and stakeholders  and 

      basically used by business organisations.




 

 

 

 


 

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