Beginning SQL Server Modeling
building software applications. In the past, software has traditionally been developed from static models or requirements—the data (e.g., inventory, customer data, or financial) can change over time, but the model structure and logic remain fixed in code that may have been developed and compiled y...
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oai:scholar.dlu.edu.vn:DLU123456789-308372014-01-20T06:39:32Z Beginning SQL Server Modeling Weller, Bart Technologies building software applications. In the past, software has traditionally been developed from static models or requirements—the data (e.g., inventory, customer data, or financial) can change over time, but the model structure and logic remain fixed in code that may have been developed and compiled years ago. Model-driven development, as reflected in the SQL Server Modeling .NET framework, supports the design and creation of more dynamic applications where the model can change over time. This form of agile development, with much shorter release cycles, is ideal for businesses operating in rapidly changing technological, regulatory, and competitive environments: The list covers a broad gamut of ITintensive enterprises. Examples might include financial services, insurance, telephony, and high-tech manufacturing. Shorter release cycles enabled by model-driven development can significantly enhance the competitiveness and agility of these kinds of enterprises. Another advantage of SQL Server Modeling is that it enables stakeholders not trained as programmers to create a business or process model using a modeling tool (called Quadrant), and immediately generate executable code based on their model. This enables business owners, managers, and others to become involved in a quick, iterative refinement process for designing and testing the model and application over a much shorter release cycle than would be possible with more traditional approaches. 2012-06-04T03:51:57Z 2012-06-04T03:51:57Z 2010 Book 978-1-4302-2752-6 https://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/30837 en application/pdf Apress |
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building software applications. In the past, software has traditionally been developed from static models
or requirements—the data (e.g., inventory, customer data, or financial) can change over time, but the
model structure and logic remain fixed in code that may have been developed and compiled years ago.
Model-driven development, as reflected in the SQL Server Modeling .NET framework, supports the
design and creation of more dynamic applications where the model can change over time. This form of
agile development, with much shorter release cycles, is ideal for businesses operating in rapidly
changing technological, regulatory, and competitive environments: The list covers a broad gamut of ITintensive
enterprises. Examples might include financial services, insurance, telephony, and high-tech
manufacturing. Shorter release cycles enabled by model-driven development can significantly enhance
the competitiveness and agility of these kinds of enterprises.
Another advantage of SQL Server Modeling is that it enables stakeholders not trained as
programmers to create a business or process model using a modeling tool (called Quadrant), and
immediately generate executable code based on their model. This enables business owners, managers,
and others to become involved in a quick, iterative refinement process for designing and testing the
model and application over a much shorter release cycle than would be possible with more traditional
approaches. |
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