Database Design
Articles about the database design process
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Database Design: Overview
Databases exist because of the need to change data into information -
Database Lifecycle
Like everything else, databases have a finite lifespan -
Database Design Phase 1: Analysis
Defining problems, possibilities, constraints, objectives and agreeing on the scope -
Database Design Phase 2: Conceptual Design
Requirements identified in the previous phase are used as the basis to develop the new system -
Database Design Phase 2: Logical and Physical Design
After conceptual design, it's time to convert to the logical and physical design -
Database Design Phase 3: Implementation
Install the DBMS and load the data -
Database Design Phase 4: Testing
Testing performance, security, and integrity of the data -
Database Design Phase 5: Operation
Rolling out for everyday use -
Database Design Phase 6: Maintenance
Maintaining indexes, optimizing tables, adding and removing users, changing passwords -
Database Design Example Phase 1: Analysis
Walking through the database design process with a step-by-step example -
Database Design Example Phase 2: Design
Poet Circle logical design and identifying the initial entities -
Database Design Example Phase 3: Implementation
Creating the Poet's Circle tables -
Database Design Example Phases 4-6: Testing, Operation and Maintenance
Testing, rolling out and maintenance of the Poet's Circle database.
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