George is an independent information management practitioner, with 30+ years of experience of managing information in many organisations. However, there is an option to add a third day, either to increase the time available for learning, or to cover a selection of the following additional topics: Local modelling and naming standards (if applicable). This course has as prerequisite the Data Modelling Fundamentals course, or at a minimum an understanding of data modelling concepts.ĭata Modellers, Data Architects and Database Developers, and anyone who needs to produce data models using PowerDesigner 16.5.Ī workstation for each attendee or pair of attendees, with PowerDesigner 16.5 installed on each workstation. ◦ Synchronising a database and a physical data model
◦ Reverse-engineering a database to create a PDM
Once you’ve got to grips with the environment and facilities, you’ll work through a detailed case study, creating a chain of data models from Conceptual to Logical to Physical, applying normalisation and de-normalisation techniques where appropriate.
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You’ll also know how to take advantage of the features that you may not have seen in other tools, such as the Dependency Matrix. If you’re familiar with other data modelling tools, you will realise that PowerDesigner operates differently – it has its quirks, and you’ll see how to make use of them. This course commences with a discussion of the different types of data model supported by PowerDesigner, followed by a detailed explanation of the PowerDesigner working environment. Do you already know the basics of data modelling and need to know how to do it in PowerDesigner? Perhaps you’re an experienced data modeller working with PowerDesigner for the first time? Maybe you’re using an old version of PowerDesigner and you need your skills brought up to date?
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