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Data-Modeling 01

Data modeling is the process of formulating data in an information system to facilitate reporting and meet business requirements, involving collaboration between data modelers and stakeholders. There are three levels of data modeling: conceptual, logical, and physical, each describing different aspects of the system's structure and implementation. The process ultimately creates a data model that supports the organization's information system infrastructure.

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Data-Modeling 01

Data modeling is the process of formulating data in an information system to facilitate reporting and meet business requirements, involving collaboration between data modelers and stakeholders. There are three levels of data modeling: conceptual, logical, and physical, each describing different aspects of the system's structure and implementation. The process ultimately creates a data model that supports the organization's information system infrastructure.

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Data$Modeling$

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1.$$What$is$Data$Modeling?$
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Data$Model$is$collection$of$conceptual$tools$for$describing$data,$data$relationships,$
data$semantics$and$consistency$constraints.$
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Data$Modeling$is$a$process$of$formulating$data$in$an$information$system$in$a$
particular$structure$so$that$it$can$help$in$easy$reporting$in$future.$It$helps$in$
analyzing$data$that$will$further$help$in$meeting$business$requirements.$The$process$
of$data$modeling$requires$data$modelers$who$work$meticulously$with$stakeholders$
and$prospective$users$of$an$information$system.$Data$modeling$process$ends$with$
creation$of$a$data$model$that$supports$the$business$information$system$
infrastructure.$Data$modeling$is$a$set$of$activity$and$techniques$involved$in$
understanding$the$structure$of$an$organization$and$also$propose$solution$that$
enables$the$organization$to$achieve$its$objectives.$It$bridges$the$gaps$in$between$
technical$and$functional$areas.$
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1.1. Different$Types$of$Data$Model$
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The$three$levels$of$data$modeling:$$
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• Conceptual$Data$Model:$$Describes$What$the$system$contains$FFF$Or$FFF$
Business$Oriented$(Entities,$Attributes$and$Relation)$
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• Logical$Data$Model:$Describes$How$the$system$will$be$implemented,$
regardless$of$the$DBMS$FFF$Or$FFF$Elaborate$ideal$of$all$kinds$of$data$that$we$
are$about$to$capture.$(Tables,$Columns,$etc.)$
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• Physical$Data$Model:$Describes$How$the$system$will$be$implemented$using$
specific$DBMS$FFF$OR$FFF$How$to$implement$a$data$model?$(Tables,$CRUD$
Operations,$Indexes,$Partitioning)$
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