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NAME : SOUMOJIT PAUL

DEPT: BCA
ROLL NO: 13301221057
SEMESTER: 4th
PAPER CODE: BCAC401

SUBJECT: DATA MODELS


DIFFERENT DATA MODELS:

• RELATIONAL MODEL
• ENTITY RELATIONSHIP MODEL
• OBJECT ORIENTED MODEL
• SEMI STRUCTURED MODEL
RELATIONAL MODEL:

The relational Model was


proposed by E.F. Codd to
model data in the form of
relations or tables. After
designing the conceptual
model of the Database using
ER diagram, we need to
convert the conceptual model
into a relational model which
can be implemented using
any RDBMS language like
Oracle SQL, MySQL, etc. So we
will see what the Relational
ENTITY RELATIONSHIP MODEL:

An Entity–relationship model
(ER model) describes the
structure of a database
with the help of a diagram,
which is known as Entity
Relationship Diagram (ER
Diagram). An ER model is a
design or blueprint of a
database that can later be
implemented as a database.
OBJECT ORIENTED MODEL:

The Object-Oriented Model


in DBMS or OODM is the data
model where data is stored in
the form of objects. This model
is used to represent real-world
entities. The data and data
relationship is stored together in
a single entity known as an
object in the Object Oriented
Model. The Object-Oriented
Database Management System
is built on top of Object Oriented
Model.
SEMI STRUCTURE MODEL:

Semi-structured data
model is data that does not
conform to a data model
but has some structure. It
lacks a fixed or rigid
schema. It is the data that
does not reside in a rational
database but that have
some organizational
properties that make it
easier to analyze. With
some processes, we can
store them in the relational
database.

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