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1 Page 1 of 5 Introduction to Databases An introductory example What is a database? Why do we need Database Management Systems? The three levels of data abstraction What is a Database Management System? What is data independence? What is a data model? The relational data model
2 Page 2 of 5 Examples of Applications that use a Database Banking Booking a holiday Shopping Inventory control E-commerce E.g. Online Book Stores The Invisible Web
3 Page 3 of 5 Initial Definition of a Database. A database is an organised collection of inter-connected data items. Initial Definition of a Database Management System (DBMS). A DBMS is a computer system which is responsible for efficient storage and retrieval of the data items in a database.
4 Page 4 of 5 An introductory Example The following concepts will be discussed, via a simple fragment of a library database: tuples (rows), relations (tables) and relational databases (databases). entity sets and entities (objects). attributes, attribute values and domains. relation schema (header) and entity type (object type). relational database schema (database headers).
5 The Books Relation AUTHOR1 SHORT TITLE PUBLISHER YEAR ISBN Atzeni DB Theory Benjamin/Cummings Date Introduction to DBs Addison-Wesley Korth DB Concepts McGraw-Hill Mannila The Design of DBs Addison-Wesley Ullman Principles of DBs Computer Science Press Page 5 of 5 The Loans Relation ISBN LOCATION QUANTITY LOAN Science Main Main Science Main 2 1
6 Page 6 of 5 What is a Database? Definition of a database. 1. A database is a collection of persistent data (or information). 2. A database models part of the real world, called the enterprise. 3. A database is, in general, a shared resource.
7 Page 7 of 5 Why Do We Need DBMSs? Assume that a DBMS is a software (and hardware) package that handles all the interaction of an application with the database. 1. It saves programmer time and maintenance. 2. It provides data independence. 3. It provide provides programmers with various tools.
8 Page 8 of 5 The Three Levels of Data Description This framework describes the interfaces and the information that should pass between them: 1. physical (or internal) - normally machine dependent. 2. conceptual (or logical) - based on a data model. 3. view (or external) - corresponds to application programs or user groups.
9 View 1 schema View 2 schema View n schema Home Page f1 f2 fn Conceptual database schema g Page 9 of 5 Physical schema
10 Page 10 of 5 What is a Database Management System? A DBMS is a software (and hardware) package providing the following services: A data definition language (DDL). A data manipulation language (DML). Efficiency in query response and storage space. Maintenance of integrity and consistency. Concurrency control and data sharing. Transaction management (commit and rollback). Recovery from failure. Security. Data administration facilities. Adherence to standards (e.g. SQL).
11 What are the disadvantages of using a DBMS? Page 11 of 5 Cost Lock-in Complexity
12 Page 12 of 5 DBMS users End users. Application programmers. Database administrator (DBA). Enterprise administrator - responsible for database design. Application administrator - responsible for view design.
13 Page 13 of 5 What is Data Independence? physical data independence - the physical level may be changed without affecting the conceptual level. growth independence - the independence of the view level from the addition of new attributes to relation schemas and new relation schemas to the database schema. Deletions of relations or columns from relations at the conceptual level disrupt views that reference those relations or columns.
14 Page 14 of 5 What is a Data Model? 1. Structural part. 2. Integrity part. 3. Manipulative part - declarative or procedural.
15 Page 15 of 5 The Relational Data Model 1. Structural part - relations (tables). 2. Integrity part - keys (entity integrity) and foreign keys (referential integrity). 3. Manipulative part - Structured Query Language (SQL) or the relational algebra. (E.g. select, project, join queries.)
16 Page 16 of 5 Summary: A database is a collection of persistent data that is shared and models an enterprise. A DBMS is a computer system that provides the interface between database users and the database itself. A DBMS has three levels of abstraction: physical, conceptual and view. Data independence means that changing the schema at a lower level does not affect the higher level. A data model has structural, integrity and manipulative parts.
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