14. Tables Book Name Author Required Banking Principles Knox 25 Management Information Systems 8E McLeod and Schell 75 Personal Sales Techniques Wei 70 Quality Service, Quality Customer Brutus 54 9-
18. Salesperson file Sales statistics file Customer file Accounts receivable file Buyer file Inventory file Vendor file Accounts payable file Purchase order file General ledger file A Database Consists of One or More Files 9-
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22. Define the Problem Identify necessary decisions Describe information needs Determine the necessary processing Specify data needs 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Data Needs Can Be Defined by Taking a Problem- Oriented Approach Data Specifications 9-
23. Create enterprise data model Develop Database Database 2. 1. Strategic Planning for Information Resources Data Needs Can Be Defined by Creating an Enterprise Model Enterprise Data Model 9-
24. Describing the Database Contents Data dictionary Enter dictionary data Data description language (DDL ) Schema Step 1 Step 2 9-
31. Example OLAP Output Marital Status Married Single Cash $752 $849 Payment Credit $1,277 $2,019 Method Check $283 $165 9-
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33. Data description language processor Database manager Query language Data manipulation language (DML) Application programs Database description (schema) Database Information requests Information Transaction log Backup/recovery module Performance statistics Performance statistics processor Performance statistics A DBMS Model 9-
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