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- #[[CT230 - Database Systems I]]
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- **Next Topic:** [[The Relational Model]]
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- **Relevant Slides:** 
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- What is a **database**? #card
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- A **database** is ^^a collection of related data.^^
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- What is the **Database Approach**? #card
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- A **single repository** of data (which may be distributed) is maintained that is **defined once** and then accessed by various users via a **DBMS**.
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- ## Database Management Systems
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- What is a **DBMS**? #card
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- The **DataBase Management System (DBMS)** is a collection of programs that facilitates the process of ^^defining, constructing, & manipulating^^ databases for various applications.
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- ### DBMS Capabilities #card
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- 1. **Define** database (DDL)
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2. **Manipulate** database (SQL)
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3. **Control** redundancy
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4. **Restrict** unauthorised access
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5. **Enforce** integrity constraints
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6. Provide multiple user interfaces / **views**
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7. Provide **concurrent access**
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8. Provide mechanism for **recovery**
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9. Provide **back-up**
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10. Allows representation of complex relationships between data (For efficiency & optimisation reasons)
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- ### Disadvantages of DBMS approach #card
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- Strict schema & multiple tables / relations
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- Complexity
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- Size
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- Cost of DBMS
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- Additional hardware costs
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- Cost of conversion
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- Performance
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- Higher impact of failure
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- ### DBMS Users #card
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- **Administrators (DBA)** - accounts, passwords, privileges. Requiring constant vigilance
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- **System Analysts** - "What's required to solve a problem? What does the business need?"
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- **Designers** - ER diagrams, mapping ER diagrams to tables
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- **Application Programmers** - creating tables, adding data, creating queries
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- **End users**
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- What is **Database Abstraction**? #card
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- **Database Abstraction** refers to the hiding of the details of data storage that are not needed by most database users.
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- The aim is to separate user's views of the database from the way that it is "physically" represented.
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- 3 ways in which data can be described:
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- **External:** user's view
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- **Conceptual:** logical structure as seen by DBA
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- **Internal:** DBMS and OS view of data
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- What is the database **schema**? #card
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- The database **schema** is the ^^logical structure of the database.^^
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- What is the database **instance**? #card
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- The database **instance** is ^^the actual content of the database at some point in time.^^
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