Code: 46196313

MarkLogic Data Modeling and Schema Design

Name: MarkLogic Data Modeling and Schema Design
Brand: Technics Publications
SKU: 46196313
Price: 42.22 EUR
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Author: Biju George
ISBN: 9781634622707

by Biju George, Steve Hoberman

The Align > Refine > Design series covers conceptual, logical, and physical data modeling (schema design and patterns) for leading technologies, combining proven data modeling practices with database-specific features to produce b ... more

Language: English
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 344
Publisher: Technics Publications, 2024
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Read MarkLogic Data Modeling and Schema Design if you are a data professional who needs to expand your modeling skills to include MarkLogic or a technologist who knows MarkLogic but needs to grow your schema design skills.

We covers the three modeling characteristics of precise, minimal, and visual; the three model components of entities, relationships, and attributes (including keys); the three model levels of conceptual (align), logical (refine), and physical (design); and the three modeling perspectives of relational, dimensional, and query. Align is about agreeing on the common business vocabulary so everyone is aligned on terminology and general initiative scope. Refine is about capturing the business requirements. That is, refining our knowledge of the initiative to focus on what is essential. Design is about the technical requirements. That is, designing to accommodate our model's unique software and hardware needs.

Align, Refine, and Design-that's the approach followed in this book and reinforced through an animal shelter case study.

If you are interested in learning how to build multiple database solutions, read all the books in the Align > Refine > Design series. Since each book uses the same template, you can quickly skill up on additional database technologies.