A New Methodology for Database Requirements Analysis

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Abstract
This article presents a systematic methodology for requirements analysis in database design. The procedure begins with an interview with the user/decision maker. The responses collected during the interview are analyzed to represent, by means of a diagram, the data and processing requirements for the activity under consideration. The diagram uses two fundamental constructs, events and states, as building blocks. It depicts any temporal or causal relationships, as well as logical operators, that maybe present in the process underlying the activity. The representation is compact and easy to follow. An experimental study is described to illustrate the applicability of the methodology.
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Author Prabuddha De and Arun Sen
Year 1984
Volume 8
Issue 3
Keywords information requirements analysis, database requirements analysis, data, decision and activity analyses, events, states, temporal and causal relationships, logical operators
Page Numbers 179-193
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