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Special Interest Group on Systems Analysis and Design

Journal Papers

Please find the recent articles from scientific journals in information systems, computer science, software engineering and other disciplines.

A preliminary system for the design of DBTG data structures

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The functional approach to database design is introduced. In this approach the goal of design is to derive a...

Foreign keys decrease adaptability of database designs

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The limited adaptability of database designs incorporating foreign keys is demonstrated by an extend example, and a design practice...

Evolution of data modeling for databases

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The discipline of data modeling initially became established because it provided way for specifying the structures of data* in...

Extending data modeling to cover the whole enterprise

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Data modeling has been valuable for database design. Much research has focused on improving tlhe expressive capabilities of data...

Schema analysis for database restructuring

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The problem of generalized restructuring of databases has been addressed with two limitations: first, it is assumed that the...

ER model clustering as an aid for user communication and documentation in database design

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Entity-relationship clustering promotes the simplicity that is vital for fast end-user comprehension, as well as the complexity at a...

Simple conditions for guaranteeing higher normal forms in relational databases

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A key is simple if it consists of a single attribute. It is shown that if a relation schema...

Deriving functional dependencies from the entity-relationship model

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The process of database design can be divided into several sta,ges. This four-stage process comprises: Rquirements collection: In this...

Physical design refinement: The ‘merge-reduce’ approach

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Physical database design tools rely on a DBA-provided workload to pick an “optimal” set of indexes and materialized views....

Applying object-oriented analysis and design

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Tradional analysis and design techniques imply constant paradigm shifts, since manipulate different concepts at each different phase of software...