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Mvc design pattern

Asked By: ankurcse11 | Asked On: May 8th, 2012

What is the difference between mvc1 and mvc2 in j2ee?

Answered by: Sandhya.Kishan on: May 14th, 2012

1.MVC1 consists of Web browser accessing Web-tier JSP pages. The JSP pages access Web-tier JavaBeans that represent the application model, and the next view to display is determined by hyperlinks sele...

What is a toponomy database ?

Asked By: sesu64 | Asked On: Apr 13th, 2012

Answered by: Sandhya.Kishan on: Apr 18th, 2012

Toponomy database is a collection of data related to the study of place names, their origins,meaning,topology and their use.

What is difference between query calculation and layout calculation

Asked By: konka.ramesh37 | Asked On: Aug 27th, 2011

Answered by: Sandhya.Kishan on: Apr 11th, 2012

The query calculation helps to create a report to add a new row or column with values that are based on a calculations.
Layout calculation helps to create a report which contains run time information such as current time, date, and user name.It does not perform any operations on data.

How to capture webtable values

Asked By: rajvgkumar | Asked On: Aug 31st, 2011

Answered by: Sandhya.Kishan on: Apr 11th, 2012

By using the function getroproperty("field name") we can capture webtable values.

What is fish-bone analysis?

Asked By: varadarajan | Asked On: Jan 9th, 2012

Explain with an example

Answered by: Ade on: Apr 4th, 2012

Fish-bone Analysis is a cause and effect analysis tool that helps to identify the problem and causes of the problem using a fish-like structure - the problem is at the head of the fish and the skeleto...

Describe collage as system?

Asked By: Said Omar | Asked On: Nov 24th, 2011

Describe your university or college as a system. what is the input? what is output? what is the boundary? what is the components and their relationship? the constraint the environment draw a diagram of this system

What is the difference between star flake and snow flake schema?

Asked By: Remo | Asked On: Apr 11th, 2006

Answered by: Wassim Saade on: Nov 23rd, 2011

Star flake schema's are snowflake schema's where only some of the dimension tables have been denormalized.
Every star flake schema is also a snowflake schema.
Not every snowflake schema is a starflake schema.
A snowflake schema with all of its dimension tables normalized is not a starflake schema.

Answered by: karpuni on: Jul 24th, 2008

Star schema - normalized one snow flake-denormalized

What is aggregation in DBMS?Explain in simple words.

Asked By: dhananjay.rai008 | Asked On: Sep 1st, 2011

Answered by: kumar on: Oct 1st, 2011

collection of entities...

Answered by: Bapineedu Bollempalli on: Sep 18th, 2011

A concept which is used to model a relationship between a collection of entities and relationships. It is used when we need to express a relationship among relationships. Aggregation - a feature of t...

Logical database design

Asked By: Crescience | Asked On: Sep 26th, 2011

Discuss how you would use storage structures mainly the tablespaces, database security features, Oracle net services to logically manage what users can do or not to the database. Assume you would want to achieve partial database availability to different users at some times so that whilst some users...

Informatica architecture

Asked By: bingiramesh | Asked On: Sep 4th, 2011

Can you explain about Informatica architecture ? And what difference between service based and service oriented ?

Answered by: venkatesh on: Sep 21st, 2011

|----------------------------|---------------------------------|-------------------| | SOURCES |client tools | TARGET | | like ,oracle,db2 |-...

Database structure change

Asked By: Marco | Asked On: Aug 10th, 2011

We already have a database structure, but it is the structure without normalization and very confused and in need of change, but already has a large volume of stored data, for example, all financial data company, which finance department officials are afraid of losing. we are undecided about remodeling...

Answered by: Bapineedu Bollempalli on: Sep 18th, 2011

What ever data base structure you have you can get a Logical model out of it using Reverse Engineering. Erwin is one data model tool which does it. You should apply normalizing techniques to bring the...

Client dependent table

Asked By: Subina | Asked On: Aug 30th, 2011

What are the values given to the field name,data element and type of a table to make it as a client dependent ?

How to construct pyramid struture

Asked By: ch.rajun | Asked On: Aug 24th, 2011

What is erd?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 23rd, 2005

Answered by: randysam on: May 30th, 2011

An ER Diagram.  It shows the relationship of tables to each other.

Answered by: geeksds on: Sep 18th, 2008

Entity-Relationship diagram

Data modeling

Asked By: tasneem402 | Asked On: May 31st, 2008

What is the impact of data modeling software engineering?

Answered by: JayashreePatil on: Jul 2nd, 2008

GUI Representation of a Data model of any system helps in understanding the data flow and relationship between the entities.

Is this statement true or false – all databases must be in third normal form?

Asked By: Interview Candidate | Asked On: Aug 23rd, 2005

Answered by: osnarayan on: Sep 14th, 2009

Yes. It is true that all the database should be in the third normal form. Hope, Third Normal Form is sufficient to tune the database and make it perfect. 4th Normal Form onwards it is not at all requi...

Answered by: venky on: May 23rd, 2006

False, all databases need not be in 3NF, however in most cases in the business world databases tend to be in 3NF or BCNF

Scrum development in respects to the burndown chart

Asked By: josande31 | Asked On: Feb 1st, 2009

One popular tool in scrum development is the burndown chart, which diagrams the day-to-day progress that a scrum development team is making on a particular sprint. Essentially, at the end of each day in the sprint, the team estimates how many hours of work they still have to do to complete the sprint...

Answered by: Joelaadams on: Jun 29th, 2010

Scrum sets out a fixed length for each Sprint (In classic SCRUM, 30 days or four weeks).  Hence, if you are running ahead of schedule, it will be necessary to add tasks to avoid idle time at the ...

Agile approaches

Asked By: josande31 | Asked On: Feb 1st, 2009

One feature that characterizes all of the agile approaches that have arisen in recent years is the requirement that software features be developed in small incremental cycles of two to six weeks in duration. Explain the positive and negative effects that this requirement produces with respect to the...

Answered by: priyanka2000 on: Jun 17th, 2010

Positives: A customer demo can be given at the end of a sprint , hence if there is anything that the customer does not like , that can be captured , instead of propagating that throughout the delivery...

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