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Data model installation

Each data model is delivered as a .ZIP archive also called a Data Model Pack. To start using a Data Model Pack you will need to download and install it. The installation steps and requirements are the same for all data models.

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SQL scripts deployment

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Create database schema objects

You need a database instance up and running and a database admin account to deploy the SQL scripts into the database.

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Delete database schema objects

If you need to delete the database schema objects:

Follow similar steps to create the database schema objects for all supported database engines: MS SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, Sybase SQL Anywhere. Your licensed copy of the .ZIP archive contains specific Create / Drop SQL scripts for all these databases:

[data-model-name]-MS-SQL-Server-Create.sql
[data-model-name]-MS-SQL-Server-Drop.sql
[data-model-name]-Oracle-Create.sql
[data-model-name]-Oracle-Drop.sql
[data-model-name]-PostgreSQL-Create.sql
[data-model-name]-PostgreSQL-Drop.sql
[data-model-name]-Sybase-SQL-Anywhere-Create.sql
[data-model-name]-Sybase-SQL-Anywhere-Drop.sql

License Agreement

Please read carefully the License Agreement before starting to use any of the Data Model Pack editions. The License Agreement is a legal agreement between You (an individual person or the company you represent) as the Licensee of the Software and Data Model Pack as the Owner and Licensor of the Software. The Software means the computer software, associated documentation and any materials made available by Data Model Pack.

Data Quality

Built to ensure data quality

Data Model Pack started from the wish to share the knowledge and the lessons learned from many database design projects. We focus on keeping the data models close to real-world business use cases and flexible enough to anticipate new business requirements. We follow the best practices in database design to ensure data quality and to enable easy customization for future applications.

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Database design best practices

We are implementing the best practices in database design through well-thought constraints definitions: PK, FK, NOT NULL, etc. All these directly contribute to ensure the overall data quality for the new applications that will use the database schema.

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Flexible rules for database logic

We have built the data models starting from the idea to make the database schema flexible and customizable. Whenever possible, we have created dimension tables that store what we call list of values: Sales_Channels, Delivery_Type, Discount_Type, Payment_Method etc.

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We'll assist you with all the data models evaluation, purchasing and maintenance aspects. We offer use cases, detailed documentation and technical support.

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Help Docs

You can learn from our detailed documentation about the features and technical design of each data model and how to achieve your specific objectives with Data Model Pack.

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