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DRMS Data Resource Management System

A data resource management system (DRMS) includes major types of databases, data warehouses, data mining, logical data elements, and fundamental database structures. It also includes database access methods and database development. DRMS involves data administration, which is the management of data resources, and database administration, which is the management of the physical implementation of database applications. DRMS uses various database structures like hierarchical, network, relational, multidimensional, and object-oriented structures to organize data.

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DRMS Data Resource Management System

A data resource management system (DRMS) includes major types of databases, data warehouses, data mining, logical data elements, and fundamental database structures. It also includes database access methods and database development. DRMS involves data administration, which is the management of data resources, and database administration, which is the management of the physical implementation of database applications. DRMS uses various database structures like hierarchical, network, relational, multidimensional, and object-oriented structures to organize data.

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DATA RESOURCE

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Presented by:
Abhinav Kapri
Manish Goyal
What does DRMS constitutes of?

◦ Major types of databases


◦ Data warehouses and data mining
◦ Logical data elements
◦ Fundamental database structures
◦ Database access methods
◦ Database development.
Data Resource Management

Data
Administratio
n

Data
Planning

Database
Administration
Data & Database
administration
• Data administration is the management
of the data resources
• Database administration is the
management of physical realisation of
the database application
Logical Data Elements
Personnel
Database

Payroll Benefits
File File

Employee Employee Employee Employee


Record 1 Record 2 Record 3 Record 4

Name SS Salary Name SS Salary Name SS Salary Name SS Salary

Data Data Data Data Data Data Data Data Data Data Data Data
Database Structures
Hierarchical Structure Network Structure
Dept Dept A Dept B

Employee Employee Employee


Project A Project B 2 3
1

Employee Employee Project A Project B


1 2

Relational Structure
Dept Dname Dloc Dmgr Empno Ename Etitle Dept
A 1 A
B 2 B
C 3 C
Database Structures (cont)
Bank Account Object
Attributes
•Customer
•Balance
Operations
Denver •Deposit
West •Withdraw
Feb
East Actual Budget Checking Account Savings Account
Sales TV Object Object
Attributes Attributes
VCR •Credit Line •Credit Line
•Mthly Statement •Mthly Statement
Margin TV Operations Operations
•Calculate Interest •Calculate Interest
VCR •Print Mthly •Print Mthly
Statement Statement

Multidimensional Object-Oriented
Database Structure Database Structure
Major Types of Databases
External
Databases on
the Internet &
Online
Services

Client
PC or
Distributed
NC
Databases on
Intranets &
Network Operational
Databases of
Other Server the Organization
Networks

End User Data Data


Databases
Warehouse Mart
Data Warehouse and Data Mining
Client
Operational PC or
Analytical NC
Databases
Data Data Store
Management Enterprise
Subsystem Warehouse
Data Data Mart
Acquisition
Data
DataAccess
Access
Subsystem and
andDelivery
Delivery
Metadata Subsystem
Subsystem
Metadata Directory
Management
Warehouse Subsystem Metadata
Design Repository Web
Web
Subsystem Information
Information
System
System
Web-Based Systems
Network
The Internet Server
Intranets
Extranets

Web
Browser
Web Server Web Objects
Software

HTML pages
Client PCs GIF image files
or NCs Video files
Database Management System
Database Development
Database Interrogation
Database Maintenance
Application Development
Database Development
1. Data Planning Physical Models

Enterprise Model 5. Physical Design

2. Requirements
Specifications Logical Models

User Needs
4. Logical Design
Description

3. Conceptual Design Data Models


Database maintenance
preventive maintenance (backup)
corrective maintenance (recovery)1
adaptive maintenance
assignment of access
regular monitoring & periodical check up
Application design
Application program design
User Interface design
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