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DB Development Life Cycle: Must Be Some Output

The document outlines the typical development life cycle for a database (DB), including planning, analysis, design, implementation, testing, installation, and maintenance. It describes the planning phase in more detail, noting that planning involves understanding the organization's structure, business functions, and entity classes to develop an enterprise data model. This model maps the business functions and relationships between departments and outputs basic diagrams and a planning matrix. The document then states that requirement analysis involves gathering requirements in depth and analyzing them.

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DB Development Life Cycle: Must Be Some Output

The document outlines the typical development life cycle for a database (DB), including planning, analysis, design, implementation, testing, installation, and maintenance. It describes the planning phase in more detail, noting that planning involves understanding the organization's structure, business functions, and entity classes to develop an enterprise data model. This model maps the business functions and relationships between departments and outputs basic diagrams and a planning matrix. The document then states that requirement analysis involves gathering requirements in depth and analyzing them.

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DB Development life cycle

 Planning
 Analysis
 Design
- Logical
- Physical Must be some output
 Implementation (coding)
 Testing
 Installation
 Maintenance

Planning
It is the basic most phase in which we plan the things out and perform some tasks at a very
abstract (without details) level.
- Intro to organization
- Structure of organization (offices, branches etc)
o Organizational units
- Business functions
- Entity classes
Business function
It is a complete task that is performed by some organization, for example;
- Manufacturing
- Sales
- Services
- Spares (spare parts)

Understating business function

Deptt 1-B. F

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DBMS

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Accounts
Finance
Sale/purchase

deptt
1-B. F
Deptt
e.g.

Admin
Sales
Accounts

Output of planning phase


Output of the planning phase is Enterprise Data Mode.

Enterprise Data Mode contains;


- Basic entity relation diagram*
- Functional decomposition diagram*
- Planning matrix*

Requirement Analysis
In this phase we gather the requirements in detail and depth and then analyze those
requirements.
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