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Getting Started withMicrosoft Visio 2010
Appendix G
DAVID M. KROENKE and DAVID J. AUER
DATABASE CONCEPTS, 6th Edition
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Appendix Objectives
• Learn how to create data models in Microsoft Visio 2010
• Learn how to create database designs in Microsoft Visio 2010
• Understand that Microsoft Visio 2010 has a template for creating process diagrams using Business Processing Modeling Notation (BPMN)
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The Database Model Diagram
• Microsoft Visio 2010 uses the Database Model Diagram template as the basis for:– Data models (Chapter 4)– Database designs (Chapter 5)
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The Microsoft Visio 2010 Backstage View New Tab
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Figure G-1: The Microsoft Visio 2010 Backstage View – New Tab
The Software and Database Templates
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Figure G-2: The Software and Database Templates
The Database Model Diagram Template
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Figure G-3: The Database Model Diagram Template
The Microsoft Visio 2010 Database Model Diagram
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Figure G-4: The Microsoft Visio 2010 Database Model Diagram
The Shapes Window
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Figure G-5: The Shapes Window
The Entity Relationship (US units)Stencil Objects I
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Figure G-6: The Entity Relationship (US units) Stencil Objects
The Entity Relationship (US units) Stencil Objects II
• The Entity object—Use this object to create entities (data model) and tables (database design) in the Microsoft Visio database model diagram.
• The Relationship object—Use this object to create relationships between tables in database designs.
• The Dynamic connector object—Use this object to create relationships between entities in data models.
• The View object—Use this object to create SQL views (discussed in Chapter 3A) to data models and database designs.
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The Entity Relationship (US units) Stencil Objects III
• The Category object—Use this object to create supertype/subtype relationships in data models and database designs.
• The Parent to category connector object—Use this object to create supertype/subtype relationships in database designs.
• The Category to child connector object—Use this object to create supertype/subtype relationships in database designs.
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The Microsoft Visio 2010Database Model Diagram
with Minimized Shapes Window
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Figure G-7:The Microsoft Visio 2010 Database Model Diagram with Minimized Shapes Window
SQL CREATE TABLE DEPARTMENT Statement
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Figure G-8: The WPC Database Table SQL Statements
The Table1 Table Object
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Figure G-9: The Table1 Table Object
Database Properties – Definition Window
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Figure G-10: The Database Properties—Definition Window
Adding the Primary Key Column
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Figure G-11: Adding the Primary Key Column
The Data Type Drop-Down List
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Figure G-12: The Data Type Drop-Down List
The Completed DepartmentName Primary Key Column
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Figure G-13: The Completed DepartmentName Primary Key Column
The Completed DEPARTMENT Table
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Figure G-14: The Completed DEPARTMENT Table
The Completed DEPARTMENT, EMPLOYEE and PROJECT Tables
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Figure G-15:The Completed DEPARTMENT, EMPLOYEE and PROJECT Tables
Data Models versus Database Designs
• In Microsoft Visio 2010 we use different connector objects when building Data models (Chapter 4) and Database designs (Chapter 5).– The Dynamic connector—Used between two
entities, this is just a line, and has no primary key / foreign key data—used for data models.
– The Relationship connector—Used between two tables, and incorporates primary key / foreign key data—used for database designs.
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Copying Database Model Diagram Files
• Make two copies of the existing Microsoft Visio 2010 drawing for use when building the data model and database design. There are now three versions of the file:– The original WPC-Database-Model-Tables.vsd file—
This file is our basic working file with only the tables in it.
– The WPC-Database-Design.vsd file—This file will be used for our WPC database design.
– The WPC-Data-Model.vsd file—This file will be used for our WPC data model.
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The Dynamic ConnectorAttached to the EMPLOYEE Table
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Figure G-16: The Dynamic Connector Attached to the EMPLOYEE Table
The Dynamic Connector Attachedto Both the EMPLOYEE and DEPARTMENT Tables
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Figure G-17:The Dynamic Connector Attached to Both the EMPLOYEE and DEPARTMENT Tables
The Dynamic Connector Adjusts as the DEPARTMENT Table Is Moved
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Figure G-18:The Dynamic Connector Adjusts as DEPARTMENT Table is Moved
The Dynamic Connector as a Line
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Figure G-19: The Dynamic Connector as a Line
The Short-cut Menu
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Figure G-20: The Short-Cut Menu
The Line Dialog Box
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Figure G-21: The Line Dialog Box
Available Line Ends“Begin” End
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Figure G-22: Available Line Ends – “Begin” End
The FormattedDynamic Connector Line
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Figure G-23: The Formatted Dynamic Connector Line
The N:M Relationshipin the Data Model
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Figure G-24: The N:M Relationship in the Data Model
The Relationship Connector in the Database Design
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Figure G-25: The Relationship Connector in the Database Design
The Attached Relationship Connector in the Database Design
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Figure G-26:The Attached Relationship Connector in the Database Design
The Relationship Connector Dynamically Adjusts When EMPLOYEE Table is Moved
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Figure G-27:The Relationship Connector Dynamically Adjusts When EMPLOYEE Table is Moved
Editing the EMPLOYEE Table Columns
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Figure G-28: Editing the EMPLOYEE Table Columns
The Edited the EMPLOYEE Table Columns
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Figure G-29: The Edited EMPLOYEE Table Columns
The Categories Miscellaneous Page
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Figure G-30: The Categories Miscellaneous Page
Microsoft Visio 2010 Cardinalities
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The Categories Referential Action Page
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Figure G-31: The Categories Referential Action Page
The Completed1:N Nonidentifying Relationships
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Figure G-32: The Completed 1:N Nonidentifying Relationships
The E-R Database Design with an Intersection Table
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Figure G-33: The E-R Database Design with an Intersection Table
The E-R Database Design with an Association Table
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Figure G-34: The E-R Database Design with an Association Table
The Database Command Tab and Database Command Groups
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Figure G-35: The Database Command Tab and Database Command Groups
The Database Document Options Dialog Box—General Tab
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Figure G-36: The Database Document Options Dialog Box—General Tab
The Database Document Options Dialog Box—Relationship Tab
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Figure G-37: The Database Document Options Dialog Box—Relationship Tab
The WPC Database Design with IE Crow’s Foot Notation
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Figure G-38: The WPC Database Design with IE Crow’s Foot Notation
Business Processing Modeling Notation (BPMN) in Microsoft Visio 2010
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• See the Microsoft Visio Insights blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visio/archive/2009/12/03/bpmn-support-in-visio-2010.aspx for a good discussion of BPNM in Microsoft Visio 2010.
• Unfortunately, full BPMN support is only available in the Visio Premium edition (see http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/visio/visio-edition-comparison-FX101838162.aspx ).
• For more information on BPMN, see the Object Management Group’s Business Process Management Initiative Web page at http://www.bpmn.org/.
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Getting Started withMicrosoft Visio 2010
End of Presentation on Appendix G
DAVID M. KROENKE and DAVID J. AUER
DATABASE CONCEPTS, 6th Edition
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