Business Rules Flashcards

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when database designers go about selecting or determining the entities, attributes, and relationships that will be used to build a data model they might start by gaining a thorough understanding of what types of data exist in an organization, how the data is used, and in what time frames it is used

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Business Rules

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from a database point of view, _____ becomes meaningful only when it reflects properly defined business rules

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collection of data

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  • is a brief, precise, and unambiguous description of a policy, procedure, or principle within a specific organization
  • must be rendered in writing and updated to reflect any change in the organization’s operational environment
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Business Rule

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Those business rules establish _____.

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entities, relationships, and constraints

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Sources of Business Rules

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  • company managers
  • policy makers
  • department managers
  • written documentation
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Written Documentations

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  • company’s procedures
  • standards
  • operations manual
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As a general rule, a _____ in a business rule will translate into an entity in the model,, and a _____ (active or passive) that associates the _____ will translate into a relationship among the entities.

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noun; verb; noun

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To properly identify the type of relationship, you should consider that relationships are _____; that is, they go both ways.

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bidirectional

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