LESSON 2 PROPERTIES AND OBJECTIVES OF A DATABASE AND TRADITIONAL FILE PROCESSING Flashcards

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It is an activity of gathering and capturing raw data

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Input

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Converting data into useful outputs

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Process/ Processing

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It is a production of useful information, usually in the form of documents or reports.
DATA–> PROCESS –> INFORMATION

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Output

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It is an information from the system that is used to make changes to input or processing activities.

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Feedback

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A-Atomicity
C- Consistency
I- Isolation
D- Durability

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PROPERTIES OF A DATABASE

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In the database ensures that the transactions are indivisible and irreducible where transactions either commit or abort.
If part of the transaction fails, then the entire transaction fails.

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Atomicity

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It is a method of storing and arranging computer files and the information in the file (data).

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Traditional File Processing

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It is a method of storing and arranging computer files and the information in the file (data).

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Traditional File Processing

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Include Manual Systems and also Computer Based File Systems that were linked to particular application programs

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Traditional File Processing Systems

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  • A collection of application programs that perform services for the endusers such as the production of reports.
  • Each program defines and manages its own data
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Traditional File-based Systems

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It is used to maintain the records and files. All the data was stored in files and it makes it easy to find any information.

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Manual File System

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Three Types of Data Processing Methods

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1.Manual Data Processing
2.Mechanical Data Processing
3.Electronic Data Processing

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It is a data processed manually without using any machine or tool to get the required results. * All the calculations and logical operations are performed manually on the data

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Manual Data Processing

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It is a data processed by using different devices like typewriters, mechanical printers, or other mechanical devices

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Mechanical Data Processing

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It is the modern technique to process data.

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Electronic Data Processing (EDP)

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Data and set of instructions are given to the computer as input and the computer automatically processes the data according to the given set of instructions.

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Electronic Data Processing (EDP)

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It refers to the process of adjusting data to make it organized and easier to read.

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Data Manipulation

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It is a programming language that adjusts data by inserting, deleting, and modifying data in a database such as to cleanse or map the data.

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Data Manipulation Language

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It is a statement allows users to pull a selection from the database to work with.

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To change data that already exists

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You can add and move data from one location to another.

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To get rid of existing records within a table.

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Purpose of Data Manipulation

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  • Consistent data
  • Project data
  • Create more value from the data
  • Remove or ignore unneeded data
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It allows the data to be organized, read, and better understood.

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Consistent Data

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It can able to use historical data to project the future and provide more in-depth analysis is paramount for businesses, especially when it comes to finances
Project Data
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It can able to transform, edit, delete, and insert data into a database means that you can do more with your data.
Create more Value from the Data
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It is data that is unusable and can interfere with what matters. Unnecessary or inaccurate data should be cleaned and deleted.
Remove or Ignore Unneeded Data
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It is an organized collection of structured information, or data, typically stored electronically in a computer system.
Database
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Types of Database
1. Operational Databases 2. End-user Databases 3. Centralized Databases 4. Distributed Databases
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These databases store data relating to the operations of the enterprise
Operational Databases
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These databases are shared by users and contain information meant for use of the end-users like managers, at different levels
End-user Databases
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These databases store the entire information and application programs at a central computing facility
Centralized Databases
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These databases have contributions from the common databases as well as the data captured from the local operation
Distributed Databases
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It is a type of database structure and it is a software package for creating and managing databases
Database Management System
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TWO TYPES OF DATABASE STRUCTURE
1. Flat-file Database 2. Relational Database
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It also known as single file and stores data in a plain text file, with each line of text typically holding one record.
Flat-file Database
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* It can be a multi-file relational or structured database. * These databases are more flexible than flat-file structures, and provide functionality for reading, creating, updating, and deleting data
Relational Database
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Types of Relationship in a Database
One to One One to Many Many to One Many to Many