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Index
Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Advance Praise for The Data Model Resource Book, Volume 3 Credits Foreword Acknowledgements About the Authors Chapter 1: Introduction
Why Is There a Need for This Book? Extending the Discipline of Data Modeling What Is a Pattern and What Is a Universal Pattern? What Is the Significance of Patterns? Approach of This Book The Different Pattern Levels Who Is the Intended Audience for This Book? What Is in This Book Other Patterns for Data Modeling Conventions and Standards Used in This Book
Chapter 2: Setting Up Roles: What Parties Do
What Is the Significance of This Type of Pattern? What Is in This Chapter? What Is a Declarative Role? Level 1 Declarative Role Pattern Level 2 Declarative Role Pattern Level 3 Declarative Role Pattern
Chapter 3: Using Roles: How Parties Are Involved
What Is the Significance of This Type of Pattern? What Is in This Chapter? What Is a Contextual Role? Level 1 Contextual Role Pattern, Attributes Level 1 Contextual Role Pattern, Relationships Level 2 Contextual Role Pattern Level 2 Contextual Role Pattern, PARTY Only Alternative Level 3 Contextual Role Pattern Hybrid Contextual Role Pattern
Chapter 4: Hierarchies, Aggregations, and Peer-to-Peer Relationships: The Organization of Similar Data
What Is the Significance of This Type of Pattern? What Is in This Chapter? What Is a Recursive Relationship and How Is Data Organized by Recursive Relationships? Level 1 Recursive Pattern Level 2 Recursive Pattern Level 2 Expanded Recursive Pattern Level 3 Recursive Pattern Level 3 Recursive Pattern with Rules
Chapter 5: Types and Categories: the Classification of Data
What Is the Significance of This Type of Pattern? What Is in This Chapter? What Are Types, Categorizations, and Taxonomies? Level 1 Classification Pattern Level 2 Classification Pattern Level 3 Classification Pattern Level 3 Classification Pattern with Rollups and Schemes
Chapter 6: Status: The States of Data
What Is the Significance of This Type of Pattern? What Is in This Chapter? What Is a Status? Level 1 Status Pattern Level 2 Status Pattern, Current Status Level 3 Status Pattern Level 4 Status Pattern Status Category Pattern Status Type with Multi Rollup and Rules Pattern
Chapter 7: Contact Mechanisms: How to Get in Touch
What Is the Significance of This Type of Pattern? What Is in This Chapter? What Is a Contact Mechanism? Level 1 Contact Mechanism Pattern Level 2 Contact Mechanism Pattern Level 3 Contact Mechanism Pattern Level 4 Contact Mechanism Pattern Contact Mechanism Pattern with Geographic Boundary Contact Mechanism with Flexible Address Parts Pattern Other Common Contact Mechanism Data
Chapter 8: Business Rules: How Things Should Work
What Is the Significance of This Type of Pattern? What Is in This Chapter? What Is a Business Rule? Level 2 Business Rules Pattern Level 3 Business Rules Pattern Business Rules with Party Roles
Chapter 9: Using the Patterns
What Is in This Chapter? The Scenario Prototype Models, Scope Statements Application Data Models Enterprise Data Models Data Warehouse Models Master Data Management Other Thoughts Regarding Using the Patterns
Chapter 10: Socializing the Patterns
What Is the Significance of Socializing the Patterns? What Is in This Chapter? Experiences Using and Socializing These Patterns What Makes the Difference In Socializing the Patterns? Understanding Motivations—Why Would Someone Use or Not Use the Patterns? Creating a Clear, Common, Compelling Purpose and Vision for Using the Patterns Developing Trust so People Can Rely on the Patterns Managing Resistance and/or Conflict Regarding Patterns Other Comments about Socializing the Patterns
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