Database Design. In this section, we provide the current database design of the Agenda Database Design. The database schema shown in Figure 8, presents the Entity Relationship (ER) schema of the Agenda service included in the care and wellness schema and its interaction with KnowledgeBase and Monitoring. All the tables currently included in this database are described in Table 1. However, for more details about the attributes included in each table as well as the type and the description of these attributes please refer to Appendix A.
Database Design. Figure 11 presents the Entity Relationship (ER) schema of the Medication service that is included in the Care and Wellness database schema. All the tables currently included in this database are described in Table 3. Similarly to the Agenda Service described earlier, in order to protect the structure and data of the base tables, we have implemented the VIEW_PERSON_MEDICATION and VIEW_MEDICINE view structures that provide all data required by the Care and Wellness methods. PK MEDICINE_ID PK MEDICINE_ROUTE_ID NAME DESCRIPTION FK1 ROUTE_ID NAME DESCRIPTION Care and Wellness PK PERSON_MEDICATION_ID FK1 FK3 FK2 MEDICINE_ID PERSON_ID DATE_START DATE_END FREQUENCY_ID DOSE COMMENTS PK FREQUENCY_ID NAME DESCRIPTION MEDICINE_FREQUENCY PERSON_MEDICATION MEDICINE_ROUTE MEDICINE KnowledgeBase PERSON
Database Design. Figure 18 illustrates the current database design of the Object Location Assistance Service. The database schema presents the Entity Relationship (ER) schema of the Object Location Assistance service included in the Guidance schema and its interaction with KnowledgeBase and Monitoring. All the tables currently included in this database are described in Table 7. However, for more details about the attributes included in each table as well as the type and the description of these attributes please refer to Appendix A.
Database Design. Database design involves the design of the table structures, views, etc., on the basis of the customization to be carried out Oracle 8i may be used to generate the database design. The structures thus created may have to be fine-tuned (normalized / de-normalized) to gear up for performance.
Database Design. The software includes a database design which may be adapted to suit the specific needs of the Licensee but remains a proprietary component of this Licence and may not be redistributed.
Database Design. Figure 17 presents the Entity Relationship (ER) schema of the Event service that is included in the Education\Leisure database schema. All the tables currently included in this database are described in Table 7. KnowledgeBase PK ACTIVITY_ID NAME DESCRIPTION INDOOR_OUTDOOR DAY_NIGHT PRECAUTIONS ACTIVITY_ASSISTANCE PK EVENT_ID FK1 Education/Leisure FK2 ACTIVITY_ID START_DATE_TIME END_DATE_TIME DESCRIPTION LOCATION_ID EVENTS ACTIVITY Monitoring LOCATION PK LOCATION_ID NAME DESCRIPTION RESIDENCE_ID SEMANTIC_ID LOCATION_X LOCATION_Y LOCATION_Z GPS_LAT GPS_LON GPS_ALT ROOM_ID Figure 17: Education/Leisure Event Services Database ER schema Table Name Description
Database Design. In this section, we provide the current database design of the Fall Detection services. Figure 19 presents the Entity Relationship (ER) schema of the Fall Detection service included in the safety service schema and its interaction with the Co-Net’s Virtual Care Team Management service database. All the tables currently included in this database are described in Table 9. However, for more details about the attributes included in each table as well as the type and the description of these attributes please refer to Appendix A.
Database Design. 11.1. Database queries, reports and database design in support of the college is the primary responsibility of the Computer Database Specialist. All of work is completed in a manner secondary to this primary goal.
Database Design. For database designing we have used MySQL Workbench software version 5.0.30. MySQL Workbench is a visual database design application to design, manage and document database design. It is an open source software and available free of cost. It is very user friendly. MySQL workbench received “Product of the year 2009” award from xxxxxxxxx.xxx in the category of database tools. The only reason to use this tool for database design is its simplicity and support for almost every database in practice today.
Database Design. The following schematic is a breakdown of the PlayBOX database architecture and structure of tables.
