Data Modelling. Static Data in the organisation Fundamental building block of the system Two perspectives (Process and Data) Of Data.
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1 Content IMS 5024 Second assignment Nature of data modelling Tools/Techniques used in data modelling Place in ISD Evaluation of data modelling Reading list Data Modelling 2 Assignment 2 OO modelling Assignment Pitfalls Due Wednesday 5 October week 11 Undertake in pairs from the same tute group Individual submissions accepted (decide this week) Not starting early Not confirming your understanding with the tutor Not starting early Not integrating the separate elements of the models Not starting early 3 4 Data modelling describe: Data modelling help us to grasp: Structure Meaning Relationship Of Data Static Data in the organisation Fundamental building block of the system Two perspectives (Process and Data) 5 6
2 Techniques used in Data modelling Entity Entity relationship diagrams Normalisation Data Dictionary What difference? Use both? Entity things of interest to the business Employee Identification of an entity is subjective Entities can be: Real eg product Abstract eg Quota Event remembered eg sale Role played eg employee 7 8 Relationship Examples of Cardinalities Relationship Between entities PATIENT EMPLOYEE Employee Department Cardinality (eg. One to many, one to one ect.) Degree of relationship (Unary, Binary, Ternary) 9 Has PATIENT HISTORY Mandatory cardinalities Is assigned to PROJECT Optional and mandatory cardinalities PERSON Optional cardinalities Is married to 10 Relationship Cardinality Summary Unary Relationship Mandatory 1 cardinality Also called a recursive relationship Many cardinality (1,2 m) Optional (0 or 1) cardinality PERSON Is married to EMPLOYEE Manages Optional (0 or many) cardinality 11 One to one One to many 12
3 Binary Relationship Ternary Relationship A binary relationship is a relationship between instances of two entity types. A ternary relationship is a relationship between instances of three entity types. EMPLOYEE SUPPLIER PART Leads Places Supplies PROJECT SALES ORDER ITEM VENDOR supplies One to one One to many Many to many Attributes Example of attributes What we want to know about the entity or a relationship Types: Derived, multi -valued, Composite, Simple Emp-no Name EMPLOYEE Address Skill Why normalisation? Determining columns Remove redundancy and incompleteness Bottom up process One fact per column Hidden data Derivable data Determining the key Rely on Maths well researched 17 18
4 Steps in Basic Normalisation Basic Normalisation is most often accomplished in three stages (these are the three basic normal forms) Unnormalised table First Normal Form Second Normal Form Third Normal Form Remove repeating groups Remove partial dependencies Remove transitive dependencies 19 First normal form Step 1: Remove the repeating group Why is repeating groups a problem? Determine the key for the new group. Order-Item (Order#, Customer#, (Item#, Desc, Qty)) Order-Item (Order#, Item#, Desc, Qty) Order (Order#, Customer#) 20 Second and Third normal forms Second and third normal form procedure Eliminate redundancy Determinates one or more columns which determines other column values Identify any determinates (other than the key) Establish a separate table for each determinate and the columns it determines Name the new tables Remove the determined columns from the original table Third normal form Advanced normalisation A table is in third normal form if the only determinates of nonkey columns are candidate keys A set of tables can be in 3NF and still not be fully normalised Further stages of normalisation are BCNF, 4NF, 5 NF and Domain key NF 23 24
5 Higher Normal forms Occur infrequently Most tables in 3 NF is already in BCNF, 4NF and 5 NF Data in 3NF but not in 5NF has Redundancy Insert/update/delete anomalies Difficulty in storing facts independently BC NF Example BRANCH RELATIONSHIP BRANCH SALES- PERSON Branch-customer relationship (customer no, branch no, visiting frequency, date relationship established, salesperson no) Problem Salesperson branch no Overlapping and candidate keys Customer no and branch no & Customer no and salesperson Branch-customer relationship (customer no, salesperson no, branch no, visiting frequency, date relationship established) Customer salesperson relationship (customer no, salesperson no, visiting frequency, date relationship established) Salesperson (Salesperson No, branch no) 27 B-C NF Every determinant must be a candidate key (must have overlapping keys) BRANCH RELATIONSHIP BRANCH SALES- PERSON 28 Fourth and Fifth NF Problems are the result of multi-valued dependencies Apply to all-key tables, degree > 2 DEALER INSTRUMENT LOCATION 29 30
6 Fifth NF Dealing authority problem Keep splitting tables until: Any further splitting would lead to tables unable to be joined to produce the original table The only splits left are trivial Many to many relationships resolved Combined table Combined table which cannot be split Other normalisation issues Normalisation and redundancy Overlapping classifications Derivable data Selecting primary keys 35 36
7 Thinking in Data modelling Evaluation of Data modelling Hard Vs Soft?? Perspective Objective vs Subjective Nature of the organisation Conceptual Problem oriented Structured analysis Entity relationship modelling Logical construction of systems Modern structured analysis Object oriented analysis Product oriented Structured design Object oriented design Formal PSL/PSA JSD VDM Levels of abstraction Stepwise refinement Proof of correctness Data abstraction JSP Object oriented programming Advantages of Data modelling Disadvantages Data model is not computer oriented (agree??) Model understandable by technologist and users Does not show bias UoD can vary (whole organisation or department) Readily transformable into other models Different data analysis techniques Data modelling is rule-based Does not encourage/support user participation Your view on the organisation people or data The idea that the model is THE model Subjective view One-side ito data Others?? Advantages of Normalisation Disadvantages of normalisation Rid the data of redundancy and other problems Very well researched Math basis for normalisation Does not encourage/support user participation Your view on the organisation people or data One-side ito data Can be done mechanistically without thought Others?? 41 42
8 Process modelling view of ISD Reading for next week Development group Object system Change process Objectives Object system Johnstone, M.N., McDermid, D.C. (1999). Extending and validating the business rules diagram method. Proceedings of the 10 th Australian Conference on Information Systems. Chapter 2 of Curran, Keller, Ladd (1998). SAP R/3 the business blueprint: Understanding the business process reference model. Prentice Hall. Hirschheim et al see reading list Environment 43 44
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