Fall, 2017
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Fall, 2017 |
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Pseudonym: barohi CommentsIt has got some interesting stuff on Databases
Pseudonym: aceone CommentsThis sites gives you an idea of the process to convert an ERD into a RDBMS.
Pseudonym: javes CommentsI found this site helpful on the concepts about ERD techniques and can be used as a course manual for database design.
Pseudonym: navi CommentsIncludes basic concepts and examples. Objectives of website paper: "After completing this chapter, you should be able to . explain the three phases of database design, Why are multiple phases useful? . evaluate the significance of the Entity-Relationship Model (ER model) for DB design, . enumerate the basic constructs of the ER model, . develop ER diagrams (schemas in the ER model) for a given application, . translate ER models into equivalent (as far as possible) relational models."
Pseudonym: larn CommentsA short step by step toutorial
Pseudonym: certs CommentsThis web site gives a sample ERD and gives the SQL code in creating the tables for the database. This gives a step by step approach on creating the database, tables, and modifying them. This is a good quick reference guide.
Pseudonym: mona CommentsThis site provides informationa bout how to create an sql from a ERD. Helpful in creating entities and relationships and thier descriptions.
Pseudonym: jhony Commentsexplains the step by step procedure for developing an ERD and converting it to RDBMS
Pseudonym: gally CommentsThis is a paper explaining steps involved in database design from ERD to SQL
Pseudonym: ultimatum CommentsThe site provide all the inormation needed for the database undersatanding and managemnent
Pseudonym: ultimatum CommentsThe site provide all the inormation needed for the database undersatanding and managemnent
Pseudonym: Raver CommentsVery good lecture where one can see how to translate the information from an ERD to SQL Statements.
Pseudonym: flyhigh1883 CommentsThis is a useful web site that gives information on how to to formulate Relational Data Model from ERDs(Transforming ERD to tables).Furthur, it gives information on various important terms in database design process.
Pseudonym: asdfghjkl CommentsThis site has all information about how to create tables from the erd
Pseudonym: Del Sol CommentsValuable Resource,print screens, and links to other websites
Pseudonym: Quato CommentsThis link provides an example of an ERD from table statements.
Pseudonym: Strider CommentsHere is an online power point about the relationship between RDBMS and ERD's.
Pseudonym: waitingplace CommentsThis gives a basic example of Entity Relationship Diagrams
Pseudonym: aab05 Commentsit provides a good quide about the creation from ERD to SQL
Pseudonym: dyah CommentsSteps for Constructing an E-R Diagram and examples
Pseudonym: Maranon2 CommentsThis is a great video about using Visio to create an ERD and then "push" the changes to SQL. Their words not mine. I thought this was interesting because I used Visio for my Systems class.
Pseudonym: Viper2111 CommentsWebsite has a lot of general information about the relationship of ERD's to Structured Query Language. The users that implement ERDs to SQL commands will find very effective information.
Pseudonym: cobalt1130 CommentsThis is a decent website that goes into great detail of what the differences and how many kind of charts and diagrams are available to use.
Pseudonym: jack daniels CommentsThis site shows you how you can create an SQL from an ERD and the tools that you can use to help you accomplish the process.
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Pseudonym: Dalastdon32 CommentsThis article explains how ERD's are used and are essential for RDBMS.
Pseudonym: rae CommentsShows the elements of data and the relationships between them.
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