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PROJECT 1 – Stationary Shop Database Unit Question: How can a business or an organization modernize its records information using technology? Global Context: Fairness and Development The project is linked to fairness and development because it aids with the development of society. By developing our technology we are making it easier for people to do basic things‚ which required a lot of effort before. With the help of development is becomes much easier and more fair for people to complete tasks
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MGMT 54400 Fall 2013 Relational Schema 1. CUSTOMER (C_Name‚ C_Phone‚ Dr_Lic_No‚ C_Street‚ C_City‚ C_State‚ C_Zip) 2. CAR (Vehicle_ID‚ Lic_Plate_No‚ Make‚ Model‚ Price‚ Mileage‚ Car_Type‚ D_Name) FK D_Name DEALER 3. COMPACT_CAR (C_Vehicle_ID‚ No_of_Doors) FK C_Vehicle_ID CAR 4. LUXURY_CAR (L_Vehicle_ID‚ Headroom‚ Legroom‚ Premium) FK L_Vehicle_ID CAR 5. DEALER (D_Name‚ D_Phone‚ D_Street‚ D_City‚ D_State‚ D_Zip) 6. SERVICE_CO (Co_Name‚ Co_Phone‚ Co_Street‚ Co_City‚ Co_State‚ Co_Zip)
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GRAND ASTORIA HOTEL RESERVATION WEBSITE A Project Presented to the Faculty of STI College-Zamboanga In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Information Technology by Calisang‚ Ellis Marc D. Caramonte‚ Edcel B. Lim‚ Jason Justin O. Abdu-Shakoor L. Ibrahim Project Adviser October 2012 ADVISER’S RECOMMENDATION SHEET This Project entitled GRAND ASTORIA HOTEL
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EE4791 Database Systems Guidelines* for Tutorial 1 * Disclaimer: These are guidelines‚ rather than the actual solutions. 1. For each of the following pairs of entities indicate whether (under typical university circumstances) there is a one-to-many or a many-to-many relationship. Then using the shorthand notation introduced in the lecture‚ draw a diagram for each of the relationships. a. STUDENT and COURSE (students register for courses) Many-to-many (M:N) STUDENT COURSE b. BOOK
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Trucking Write a 10-12 page plan for the implementation of an enterprise DBMS for Huffman Trucking. Assume that the Microsoft® Access Fleet Truck Maintenance Database listed on the Huffman Trucking intranet site has been implemented. Assume other departments within Huffman Trucking have stand-alone databases‚ at least one of which uses database software other than Microsoft® Access. Identify all of your assumptions. Your plan should discuss the details and features of the DBMS that would be implemented
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assignment I will be comparing and contrasting transactional databases and data warehouses‚ demonstrating the similarities and differences between them both. I will do this by first defining these database systems and the reason for their use. I will also be using key relevant theories and tools to back up my findings‚ to argue their differences and similarities as efficiently as possible. Where similarities between transactional databases and data warehouses do exist they are in the areas of information
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Chapter 1: Database Systems TRUE/FALSE 1. Data and information are essentially the same thing. ANS: F PTS: 1 REF: 5 2. Data processing can be as simple as organizing data to reveal patterns. ANS: T PTS: 1 REF: 6 3. We are now said to be entering the “knowledge age.” ANS: T PTS: 1 REF: 6 4. Information implies familiarity‚ awareness‚ and understanding knowledge as it applies to an environment. ANS: F PTS: 1 REF: 6 5. Data constitute the building blocks of information
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In my first and second article about Service Broker I’ve shown how to build a central data repository on one server with one database that stores data (fist article) and across multiple servers with a single server that stores all data (second article). In this one I’ll discuss some of the problems that can arise and how to troubleshoot them. Tools at our disposal Profiler Profiler now has a whole section of events dedicated just to Service Broker. Note that Service Broker conversations are always
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