Modeling of Business Rules for Active Database Application Specification

Amghar, Youssef; Meziane, Madjid; Flory, André

doi:10.4018/9781930708419.ch008

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“…Business rules are often developed as an addendum to transactional database development [7,8]. They are analyzed from the perspective of either extending an entity relationship model, or protect integrity within a relational database, or assist in the modeling of applications using events to invoke them [3,10,23]. Business rules systems have also been developed that are separate systems that assist in the management and execution of business rules pertaining to computational and integrity validation of business logic [10].…”

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Data modeling is an approach to model data by mapping operational tasks iteratively, while associated guidelines are either partly mapped in the data model or expressed through software applications. Since an organization is a collection of business processes, it is essential that data models utilize such processes to facilitate data modeling. Also, data models should incorporate guidelines for completing operational tasks through the concept of business rules. This paper outlines a unified framework on database modeling and design based on business process concepts that also incorporates business rules impacting business operations. The paper focuses on the relational database and its primary mode of conceptual modeling in the form of an entity relationship model. Concepts are illustrated through Oracle's database language PL/SQL and its Web variant PL/SQL Server Pages.

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