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Oracle Designer I: ER-Diagrams 2-1  \nPart 2: ER-Diagrams in Oracle Designer  \nReferences:  \n􀀏 Barker: CASE*Method, Entity Relationship Modelling.  \nAddison-Wesley, 1990, ISBN 0-201-41696-4, ca. $61 .  \n􀀏 Koletzke/Dorsey: Oracle Designer Handbook, 2nd Edition.  \nORACLE Press, 1998, ISBN 0-07-882417-6, ca. $40 .  \n􀀏 A. Lulushi: Inside Oracle Designer/2000 .  \nPrentice Hall, 1998, ISBN 0-13-849753-2, ca. $50 .  \n􀀏 Oracle/Martin Wykes: Designer/2000, Release 2 .1. 1, Tutorial.  \nPart No. Z23274-02, Oracle, 1998 .  \n􀀏 Oracle Designer Model, Release 2 .1.2 (Element Type List) .  \n􀀏 Oracle Designer Online Help System .  \n􀀏 Oracle Designer Forum:  \n[ [http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=2386897](http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=2386897)]  \n􀀏 Oracle Developer Tools:  \n[ [http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/developer-tools/index.html](http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/developer-tools/index.html)]  \n􀀏 Teorey: Database Modeling & Design, 3rd Edition.  \nMorgan Kaufmann, 1999, ISBN 1-55860-500-2, ca. $32 .  \n􀀏 Elmasri/Navathe: Fundamentals of Database Systems, 2nd Ed. , Appendix A, \\Alternative Diagrammatic Notations\".  \n􀀏 Rauh/Stickel: Konzeptuelle Datenmodellierung (in German), Teubner, 1997 .  \nStefan Brass: Datenbanken II A Universit􀁿at Halle, 2008  \n2. Oracle Designer I: ER-Diagrams 2-2  \nObjectives   \nAfter completing this chapter, you should be able to:  \n􀀏 write a short paragraph about Oracle Designer .  \nWhat is it, what are its main components, and how does it support the design and development of database application systems?  \n􀀏 draw ER-diagrams in the graphical syntax of Oracle Designer.  \nWith and without actually using the tool. You should also be able to read such diagrams, and to enumerate the supported ER-constructs.  \n􀀏 explain the di􀀋erence between the global DB schema and the views contained in single diagrams.  \n􀀏 explain the role of the repository.  \nStefan Brass: Datenbanken II A Universit􀁿at Halle, 2008  \n2. Oracle Designer I: ER-Diagrams 2-3  \nOverview   \n' $  \n 1 . Oracle Designer   \n& %  \n2 . Entities and Relationships  \n3 . Multiple Diagrams for one Schema  \n4 . Attributes, Domains, Advanced Constructs  \n5 . Repository Reports, Rep. Object Navigator  \nStefan Brass: Datenbanken II A Universit􀁿at Halle, 2008  \n2. Oracle Designer I: ER-Diagrams 2-4  \n Oracle Designer (1)  \n􀀏 Oracle Designer is a CASE tool.  \nCASE = Computer Aided Software Engineering. It was earlier called Oracle CASE*Designer, then renamed to Designer/2000 and is now called Oracle Designer .  \n􀀏 Some people also call it \\documentation tool\".  \nThe main goal of database design tools is to collect all design information (documents) in one place.  \n􀀏 Oracle Designer is a large software package that helps to design databases and application programs (together: DB Application Systems) .  \nIt is not a database system .  \nStefan Brass: Datenbanken II A Universit􀁿at Halle, 2008  \n2. Oracle Designer I: ER-Diagrams 2-5  \n Oracle Designer (2)  \n􀀏 E.g., it contains a graphical editor for ER-diagrams, called the \\Entity-Relationship Diagrammer\".  \nBut that is not more than 10% of the entire tool.  \n􀀏 Not all design information that Oracle Designer manages is visible in the diagrams.  \nE.g. when one clicks on an entity type, a dialog box opens that permits to store further information.  \n􀀏 Oracle Designer can also be used to design databases for non-Oracle systems.  \nOracle's application programming tools are specially supported, but the pure DB design works well for other systems.  \nStefan Brass: Datenbanken II A Universit􀁿at Halle, 2008  \n2. Oracle Designer I: ER-Diagrams 2-6  \nStefan Brass: Datenbanken II A Universit􀁿at Halle, 2008  \n Oracle Designer (3)  \n􀀏 Oracle Designer supports the following types of diagrams for modelling system requirements:  \n􀀅 Business Process Diagrams  \n􀀅 Entity-Relationship Diagrams  \n􀀅 Data􀀍ow Diagrams  \n􀀅 Function Hierarchy Diagrams  \n􀀏 In addition, there are two types of d","cbCaiptKngwmZcIj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiptKngwmZcIj","pdf",1214794,153,"English","# Overview\n# Oracle Designer (1)\n## Goal and key components\n# Oracle Designer (2)\n## ER-Diagrammer and hidden information\n# Oracle Designer (3)\n## Supported diagram types\n# Oracle Designer (4)\n## Transformers and code generation\n# Oracle Designer (5)\n## Capture and reverse engineering\n# Oracle Designer (6)\n## Integration and lifecycle support","[{\"question\":\"What is Oracle Designer and what is its main purpose?\",\"answer\":\"Oracle Designer is a CASE tool used to help design databases and application programs by collecting design information in one place.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you create and interpret ER diagrams using Oracle Designer?\",\"answer\":\"You can draw ER diagrams in Oracle Designer’s graphical syntax, read diagrams, and enumerate the ER constructs it supports, even without using the tool itself.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the difference between the global DB schema and views in a single diagram, and what does the repository do?\",\"answer\":\"The chapter explains that a global database schema differs from the views shown in individual diagrams, and it outlines the repository’s role as part of managing design information.\"}]","Oracle Designer I - Part 2 - ER-Diagrams in Oracle Designer | PDF",1792965078,386]