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Basic Definition¶
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Database — A collection of related data
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Data — Known facts that can be recorded and have implicit meaning.
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Mini-world — some part of the real world about which data is stored in a database.
- For example, Part of a UNIVERSITY environment.
student
course
section
department
- and so on
- For example, Part of a UNIVERSITY environment.
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Database Management System
- Database System — DBMS + DATA
Data Models¶
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Categories of data models
- Conceptual (high level) — aka entity-base or object-base data models.
- e.g. OO, ER, ...
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Physical (low level) — Provide concepts that describe details of how data is stored in the device.
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Implementation (record-oriented): Provide concept between conceptual and physical.
- e.g. Relation, ...
- Conceptual (high level) — aka entity-base or object-base data models.
Three-Schema Architecture¶
- **Internal
graph TD
internal((Internal Schema))
conceptual(Conceptual schema)
external(External schema)
logical{Logical Data<br/>Independence}
physical{Physical Data<br>Independence}
external <--> logical
<--> conceptual <--> physical
<--> internal
DBMS Languages¶
- Data Definition Language (DDL)
- storage definition language (SDL)
- view definition language (VDL)
- Data Manipulation Language (DML)
- e.g. SQL
Entity-Relationship Data Model¶
- Entity-Relationship aka ER
Concepts¶
- Entities
- Attributes
- simple
- composite
- multi-valued
Relational Algebra¶
SELECT
PROJECTION
RENAME
DIVISION
Set Operations¶
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THETA JOIN
is comparison operators, e.g.
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AGGREGATE
— SUM, COUNT, AVERAGE, MIN, MAX, ...-
format: \<grouping attributes>
\<function list>(R) -
eg1. R(AVGSAL)
AVERAGE SALARY (EMPLOYEE) - eg2. R(DNO, NUMIPMS, AVGSAL)
DNO AVERAGE SALARY (EMPLOYEE) - in which DNO is the grouping attrs.
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