Database Design

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to store its information so that it will be easily accessed

Object oriented means the internal structures used in an application represent the real world 'objects'. This means the application you are creating is using a model that is closer to the real world and that is always an advantage. The biggest advantage may be in the form of easy maintenance as the application evolves.

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The purpose of 4NF, or the 4th Normal Form, is to remove multivalued dependencies. This means that by adding a new value to the database, multiple other values are not required to maintain consistency.

A database is simply the data that has been stored in tables. A database management system includes all the elements that are required to work with the database. This would include things like the language to write queries, facilities for creating reports, controls over security and access of data and other elements.

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There are three ways to do this. It all depends on your equipment. You're probably using Photoshop, and if I was asked to do this again (I've put LOTS of heads on other bodies), I would make a PSD with three layers. Two layers are copies of the "body" photo, the third is the "head." Sandwich the head between the two body layers, and do a lot of masking and feathering. If I was going to do it as a handcut collage, I'd use an X-acto knife to cut out the head, wax it with a hand waxer (glue sticks work too) and carefully stick it in place. Then take another photo of it. Another way requires amberlith...you use it to make masks, photograph the head and body images through masks and strip the two together.

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Logical database design is the process of designing the database at a conceptual level as opposed to a physical level. There are many advantages of conceptual database design, such as the ability to design the database without having to commit to a particular database management system, to produce a document that is readable and understandable to everyone in the company (not just the database person) and to produce an overall design document that can be saved as a part of the documentation of the database for future enhancement, maintenance and support work. Logical database design produces documents for use in the same way that architects produce blueprints for building purposes.

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The field is where data is entered. For example, a phone book database may have fields such as LName, FName, Add1, Add2, City, ST, ZIP, AC, Phone. Also, for the phone company's version of said database, they may have some additional fields such as Unlisted, NoAddr (as not everyone wants their addresses in the phone book), FInit (since some want only their first initials rather than their names in the phone book), etc. Fields can be of various types, of course, such as numeric, string/text, boolean, time/date, and more. What data types are allowed depend on what type of database software you are using or whether you are custom designing your own software by programming in C, Pascal, or another such language.

The factors are the printing methods that are be going to be used, eg:Sheet fed:CMYK Process, Standard round dot. Flexography: stochastic Screen

No. The movies are streaming from the net. Therefore; all you will be able to download is the intro of the network's logo.

No, real player can not download and record movies from Hulu.com, If you want to download video from Hulu, you can use one of several video capture programs which will allow streaming video to be stored as a file.

Real player 11 is now support to download video on site, if you upgrade to it then you may try it.

But a one stop solution will be a streaming video recorder. Search it in Google and find one can help you download movies at good video quality.

When we use Normalisation it does not allow some of the modifications of the database. Another disadvantage of Normalisation is that it is only applicable in the Relational Database Management System.

It depends on how you deploy your site. It is recommended that video and image files be stored outside of your database. That said this is more a question of how much hard drive space you need. Your database size will be influenced by how the database is built, the functionality of the application which speaks to how much detail is maintained in the database, and how many records (number of customers as an example) you will have. There will also be credit card transactions that need to be maintained in a database for years, pointers to your content which should be database driven, and other factors. In short it is not possible to blindly answer this question with any level of accuracy.

A prototype is basically a mock-up. In the database world you can use software to simulate a situation or even build a mock-up database. A Mock-up database will be a 'simple' version of the intended end product. It will not have all of the tables that the finished product would have, or all of the fields in the tables it does have. An example might be a billing engine that you are building. If you are going to embed busines logic into the database you might put together a functional mock-up of a certain core component of this system, say the tables that contain computed interest and Billing rule logic. From there you might write stored procedures that are to computer these values; and run it to verify the results. This is important because if you have some ideas or thoughts on how to handle a given situation you can produce a mock-up of a couple implementation strategies and test these for best result. If you simply build out your entire database and application without testing some of your concepts you will often find yourself with a completed project that is less than optimal in functionality, scale, and performance. Always consider your implementation options and test each (or your top two or three methods) to determine your best of breed approach. You may know in your head what will work best but you would be surprised at the results when tested; at times.

************************************or************************* Evolutionary prototyping is the process of developing the final software system by enhancing the prototype-that is, the prototype evolves into the final product.

A database designer in simple terms designs the database layer of the eventual application. Like the initial crew on a home build site the database designer (architect) is responsible for laying the foundation of the project. The architectural structure and integrity of the database is one of the most important key elements to insuring a solid application build. While the application layer can be re-worked easily the database layer can not. Many attempt changing and molding the database to fit a 'floating' or changing requirements vision however this always turns into a mess. Without a proper FOUNDATION (the database in this case) the application will ultimately fail to meet the performance and or functional requirements of the project and often will cause the entire project to fail. In closing; the GOAL of the database architect is to construct a database environment that maintains its data elements reliably, provide a high performance architecture that will scale with the business model, provide a construct in which data integrity is maintained, and employ best practices to insure a stable and secure environment.

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in business advantage could include factors like a broad range of product selection , superior customer services, highest quality & best price and so on...

There is no inherent priority in Internet Protocol Addresses.

Therefore, you don't prioritize them.