- · One who gives expert or professional advice - consultant
- · The practice of checking a data model for create, retrieve, update and delete functions that the business requires – CRUD analysis
- · Used to perform calculations on data, modify individual data items, manipulate output for groups of rows, format dates and numbers for display, convert column datatypes. - functions
- · No longer in use - obsolete
1. Identify the part of the CRUD analysis that best suits
the task in the table.
• Create
• Retrieve
• Update
• Delete
Alter
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Update
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Bring up
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Retrieve
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Change
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Update
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Discard
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Delete
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Enter
|
Create
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Find
|
Retrieve
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Import
|
Create
|
Input
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Create
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Load
|
Create
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Look up
|
Retrieve
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Modify
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Update
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Print
|
Retrieve
|
Purge
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Delete
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Read
|
Retrieve
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Record
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Create
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Remove
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Delete
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Report
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Retrieve
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Trash
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Delete
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View
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Retrieve
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2. Relate CRUD analysis to a school enrollment environment.
Consider the data or information used in a school and identify at least one
example for each CRUD function.
a. Create:
Student enrolls in a
subject, and enrollment details are saved in DB.
b. Retrieve:
Student logs in
blackboard on first day of session, and he can see all the courses he enrolled
to on home page.
c. Update:
Student goes to
myPortal and gives a new mobile number since he took a new mobile with new
number.
d. Delete:
Student no longer
wants his parents to see his scores are report card. So, he goes to
myPortal and removes the authorization.
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