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The document discusses the objectives and advantages of database management systems (DBMS) over traditional flat-file data storage. It aims to understand basic database concepts, master SQL, understand relational design principles, and learn about transaction processing and concurrency control. A DBMS provides advantages like eliminating data redundancy, single updates, and centralized access to current data values. It also discusses internal controls in DBMS, features like program development and access authorization, and data definition language for defining the database structure.

OBJECTIVES OF (DMS)
 Objectives:
To Understand the basic concepts and the applications of database
systems
To Master the basics of SQL and construct queries using SQL To
understand the relational database design principles
To become familiar with the basic issues of transaction processing and
concurrency control
To become familiar with database storage structures and access
techniques

Flat-File Versus Database Environments
 Computer processing involves two components: data and
instructions (programs).
 Conceptually, there are two methods for designing interface
between programs and data:
1. File-oriented (flat-file) processing: A specific data file was
created for each application
2. Data-oriented processing: Create a single data repository to
support numerous applications
 Disadvantages of file-oriented processing include redundant
data and programs and varying formats for storing the redundant
data.

Data Redundancy and Flat-File Problems
 Data Storage - creates excessive storage costs of paper
documents and/or magnetic form.
 Data Updating - any changes or additions must be performed
multiple times.
 Currency of Information - has the potential problem of failing
to update all affected files.
 Task-Data Dependency - user unable to obtain
additional information as his or her needs change

Advantages of the Database Approach
Data sharing/centralized database resolves flat-file problems:
No data redundancy: Data is stored only once, eliminating data
redundancy and reducing storage costs.
Single update: Because data is in only one place, it requires only a
single update, reducing the time and cost of keeping the database
current.
Current values: A change to the database made by any (authorized)
user yields current data values for all other (authorized) users.
Task-data independence: As users’ information needs expand, the
new needs can be more easily satisfied than under the flat-file
approach.

Disadvantages of the Database Approach
Can be costly to implement -additional hardware, software,
storage, and network resources are required.
Can only run in certain operating environments -may
make it unsuitable for some system configurations.
Because it is so different from the file -oriented approach,
the database approach requires training users may be inertia or
resistance.

Internal Controls and DBMS
 The database management system stands between the user and
the database per se.
 Thus, commercial DBMS’s (e.g., Access or Oracle) actually
consist of a database plus…
Plus software to manage the database, especially controlling
access and other internal controls
Plus software to generate reports, create data-entry forms, etc.
 The DBMS has special software to control which data
• elements each user is authorized to access and deny
unauthorized requests of data.

DBMS (Database Management System)
Features
 Program Development - user created applications
 Backup and Recovery - copies database.
 Database Usage Reporting - captures statistics on database usage
 Database Access - authorizes access to sections of the database.
Also…
 User Programs - makes the presence of the DBMS transparent to
the user.
 Direct Query - allows authorized users to access data without
programming.

Data Definition Language (DDL)
 DDL is a programming language used to define the database per
se.
 It identifies the names and the relationship of all data elements,
records, and files that constitute the database.
 DDL defines the database on three viewing levels
 Internal view – physical arrangement of records
 Conceptual view (schema) – representation of database
 User view (subschema) – the portion of the database each user
views

This document discusses key concepts related to databases and information systems. It defines data, information, and databases. It explains that a database management system (DBMS) stores data in a structured way to facilitate retrieval and use. An information system combines a DBMS with tools for querying, analyzing, and presenting the data. The document outlines advantages of database systems like concurrent access, structured storage, separation of data and applications, and data integrity and persistence. Examples of database applications discussed include banking transactions, timetables, and library catalogs.

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Powerpoint chap.9

1. DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CHAPTER 9

2. OBJECTIVES OF (DMS)  Objectives: To Understand the basic concepts and the applications of database systems To Master the basics of SQL and construct queries using SQL To understand the relational database design principles To become familiar with the basic issues of transaction processing and concurrency control To become familiar with database storage structures and access techniques

3. Flat-File Versus Database Environments  Computer processing involves two components: data and instructions (programs).  Conceptually, there are two methods for designing interface between programs and data: 1. File-oriented (flat-file) processing: A specific data file was created for each application 2. Data-oriented processing: Create a single data repository to support numerous applications  Disadvantages of file-oriented processing include redundant data and programs and varying formats for storing the redundant data.

4. FIGURE 1

5. Data Redundancy and Flat-File Problems  Data Storage - creates excessive storage costs of paper documents and/or magnetic form.  Data Updating - any changes or additions must be performed multiple times.  Currency of Information - has the potential problem of failing to update all affected files.  Task-Data Dependency - user unable to obtain additional information as his or her needs change

6. FIGURE 2

7. Advantages of the Database Approach Data sharing/centralized database resolves flat-file problems: No data redundancy: Data is stored only once, eliminating data redundancy and reducing storage costs. Single update: Because data is in only one place, it requires only a single update, reducing the time and cost of keeping the database current. Current values: A change to the database made by any (authorized) user yields current data values for all other (authorized) users. Task-data independence: As users’ information needs expand, the new needs can be more easily satisfied than under the flat-file approach.

8. Disadvantages of the Database Approach Can be costly to implement -additional hardware, software, storage, and network resources are required. Can only run in certain operating environments -may make it unsuitable for some system configurations. Because it is so different from the file -oriented approach, the database approach requires training users may be inertia or resistance.

9. FIGURE 3

10. Internal Controls and DBMS  The database management system stands between the user and the database per se.  Thus, commercial DBMS’s (e.g., Access or Oracle) actually consist of a database plus… Plus software to manage the database, especially controlling access and other internal controls Plus software to generate reports, create data-entry forms, etc.  The DBMS has special software to control which data • elements each user is authorized to access and deny unauthorized requests of data.

11. DBMS (Database Management System) Features  Program Development - user created applications  Backup and Recovery - copies database.  Database Usage Reporting - captures statistics on database usage  Database Access - authorizes access to sections of the database. Also…  User Programs - makes the presence of the DBMS transparent to the user.  Direct Query - allows authorized users to access data without programming.

12. Data Definition Language (DDL)  DDL is a programming language used to define the database per se.  It identifies the names and the relationship of all data elements, records, and files that constitute the database.  DDL defines the database on three viewing levels  Internal view – physical arrangement of records  Conceptual view (schema) – representation of database  User view (subschema) – the portion of the database each user views

13. Overview of DBMS Operation

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