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DATA
-Raw facts and figures such as orders and payments which
are processed into information.
-Any collection of basic fact which is simply gathers from the
environment.
-Can exist in variety form as number text, an apiece of paper
as bits and bytes stored in
Electronic memory or as fact stored in persons.
-The term data refers to qualitative or quantitative attributes
of variables.
-That issued to decision making.
-Is distinct piece of information usually matched in especial
way
-Is plural Latin word Datum which means to give.
-Is input of data processing.
-Is the lowest level in series
INFORMATION
-Is supersized data or processed data.
-Is data that have been processing using the data processing
function
-Is the output of data processing
-I n order to be information, it should include the following
facts;
a) Should be new for recipient (recover).
b) It should change the stock and mind structure.
DATA BASE
-The word database is about managing and instructing the
collection of data held on computers.
-It is a self describing and collection of integrated records.
-A collection of persistent data that can be stored and
interrelated.
-It contains in addition to the users source data, adscription
of its own structure. This description is called data dictionary.
It means in this sense data base is similar to library.
-Collection of integrated records; database includes indexes
that are used to represent relationship among the data and
also improve the performance of database application.
Disadvantages
-Navigation and procedural nature of processing.
-Database contains a complex array of pointers that thread
though asset of records.
-Little scope for automated “query optimization”.
-If the power goes down you lose your work.
-System complexity
-Lack of structural independency.
Can change made to the data base structure require the
application programs to be modified before they can access
data?
B-HIERARCHICAL MODEL
Advantages
-Simple to construct and operate.
-Corresponds to a number of natures of hierarchical
organized domains.
E.g. organization (“org”) chart
-Language is simple.
-Data security.
-Efficiency
-Easy to add and delete record.
-Use constructs like GET, GET UNIQUE, GET NEXT, and GET
NEXT WITHIN Parenthetic.
Disadvantages
-Navigational and procedural nature of processing.
-Database is visualized a liner arrangement of records.
-Lack of structural independency.
-Data base management problem.
-Implement complexity.
-Little scope for “query optimization”.
C- RELATIONAL MODEL
Advantages
-Data independence
-Simplicity
-Set processing
- Sound theoretical back ground.
-Great search capability.
-Easy to data retroviral.
-Data integrity.
-Flexibility
-Normalization
-you use tables to create the relation. Inside the tables are
primary and alternative keys.
Disadvantages
-Restriction on data types
-Complexity
-Delete can violets only referential integrity.
-The disadvantage size from limitation of language.
-You can lose information if the keys overlap in the requests
made by the creator sometimes this is true and sometimes is
not.
Disadvantages
-Unfamiliarity (causing an added training cost for developer).
-Inability to work with existing system (a major benefit of c+
+).
-Data and operations are separated.
-No data abstraction or information hiding.
-Not responsible to changes in problem space.
-In adequate for concurrent problems.
Disadvantages
-The extreme model not only complex-object model
providing set and table construction but data model with
structural object-orientation.
-There is distinction between objects and attribute values
each object.
-Each object has identity independent of its attribute values.
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