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Chapter 4 Entity Relationship (ER) Modeling
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Chapter 5 Advanced Data Modeling


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Solution for Problem 1

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Chapter 6 Normalization of Database Tables


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Chapter 9 Database Design


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The ABC Companys IS main modules

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Chapter 13 Business Intelligence and Data Warehouses


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Chapter 14 Database Connectivity and Web Technologies


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Chapter 15 Database Administration and Security


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Chapter 4 Chapter 4 Entity Relationship (ER) Modeling

Figure P4.1 Solution to Problem 4.1

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Figure P4.03 Crow's Foot ERD Solution for Problem 7

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Chapter 5 Advanced Data Modeling

Figure P5.1 Solution for Problem 1

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Chapter 6 Normalization of Database Tables

Figure P6.3a Dependency Diagram for Problem 3a

Figure P6.3b Dependency Diagram for Problem 3b

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Figure P6.5a The Dependency Diagram for Problem 5a

Figure P6.5b The Dependency Diagram for Problem 5b

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Figure P6.8a The Dependency Diagrams for Problem 8a

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Chapter 9 Database Design

Figure P9.1B The ABC Companys IS main modules

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Chapter 13 Business Intelligence and Data Warehouses

Figure P13.1c The Microsoft Access relational diagram

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Chapter 14 Database Connectivity and Web Technologies

Figure P14.1 Solution to problem 1Retrieve all AGENTs

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Figure P14.4 Creating the Ch02_SaleCo system DSN

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Figure P14.8A Customer DTD solution

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Figure P14.8B Customer XML solution

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Chapter 15 Database Administration and Security

Basic Oracle Database Environment


SYSTEM1.ORA (10Mb) Database ROBCOR Schema names: CCORONEL PROB Tables: EMPLOYEE CHARTER PILOT AIRCRAFT MODEL Tablespace

Each database can contain many tablespaces. Each tablespace consists of one or more datafiles. Each datafile belongs to one tablespace. The SYSTEM tablespace contains all object ownership records, the data dictionary, and the names and addresses of all tablespaces, tables, indexes, and clusters. All user table definitions are stored in this data dictionary. All user objects carry the username. (User name and schema name are the same thing.) For example, the EMPLOYEE table in the PROB schema is identified as PROB.EMPLOYEE. All user tables are located in the USERS tablespace. Disk E A tablespace can contain many tables, indexes, and clusters. If the (fixed size) tablespace is full, the DBA -- who has resource privileges -- can add datafiles. A database table may have rows in more than one datafile.

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Note: The SYSTEM, USERS, and TEMPORARY tablespaces may located on the same hard disk. However, the three-disk option shown here is preferred. The datafiles within each of the tablespaces are created by the DBA when the database is created.

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Figure Q15.39sol The Logical Tablespace and Datafile Components of an Oracle Database

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