DBMS
DBMS Part-1
- DBMS Introduction
- DBMS Architecture
- Database Approach vs Traditional File System
- Advantages of DBMS
- Data Models in DBMS
- Schemas in DBMS
- Instances in DBMS
- Data Independence in DBMS
- Database Languages in DBMS
- Interfaces in DBMS
- Structure of DBMS
- Functions of DBA and Designer
- Entities and Attributes in DBMS
- ER Diagram in DBMS
- Generalization, Specialization and Aggregation in DBMS
- Converting ER Diagram to Tables in DBMS
- Difference between Object Oriented, Network and Relational Data Models
DBMS Part-2
- Relational Data Model in DBMS
- Keys in DBMS
- SQL Introduction
- DDL(Data Definition Language)
- DML(Data Manipulation Language)
- Integrity Constraints in DBMS
- Complex SQL Queries
- Joins in DBMS
- Indexing in DBMS
- Triggers in DBMS
- Assertions in DBMS
- Relational Algebra in DBMS
- Tuple Relational Calculus in DBMS
- Domain Relational Calculus in DBMS
DBMS Part-3
- Introduction to Normalization in DBMS
- Normal Forms in DBMS
- Functional Dependency in DBMS
- Decomposition in DBMS
- Dependency Preserving Decomposition in DBMS
- Lossless Join Decomposition in DBMS
- Problems with Null Values and Dangling Tuples
- Multivalued Dependency in DBMS
- Query Optimization in DBMS
- Algorithms for Select, Project and Join Operations in DBMS
- Query Optimization Methods in DBMS
DBMS Part-4
- Transactions in DBMS
- Serializability in DBMS
- Recoverability in DBMS
- Recovery Techniques in DBMS
- Log Based Recovery in DBMS
- Checkpoint in DBMS
- Deadlock in DBMS
- Concurrency Control in DBMS
- Lock Based Protocol in DBMS
- Timestamp Based Protocol in DBMS
- Validation Based Protocol in DBMS
- Multiple Granularity in DBMS
- Multi-Version Concurrency Control(MVCC) in DBMS
- Recovery with Concurrent Transactions in DBMS
DBMS Part-5
Generalization, Specialization and Aggregation in DBMS
1. Generalization (Bottom-Up Approach)
Kya hota hai?
Generalization ka matlab hota hai: do ya zyada similar entities ko combine karke ek general (common) entity banana.
Socho aap specific se general ki taraf ja rahe ho.
Example:
Humare paas do entities hain:
Car (wheels, engine)
Bike (wheels, engine)
In dono mein common features hain, toh hum ek general entity bana sakte hain:
Vehicle (common entity)
Diagram:
Car Bike
\ /
\ /
Generalization
↓
Vehicle
Vehicle ek common/general entity hai jo Car aur Bike dono ki common properties ko rakhta hai.
2. Specialization (Top-Down Approach)
Kya hota hai?
Specialization ka matlab hota hai: ek general entity ko uske specific types mein todna.
Socho aap general se specific ki taraf ja rahe ho.
Example:
Ek entity hai:
Employee
Ab hum Employee ko unki job ke basis par tod sakte hain:
Manager
Engineer
Diagram:
Employee
↓
--------------
↓ ↓
Manager Engineer
Yaha Employee ek general entity hai, jise hum uske specific roles mein divide kar rahe hain.
3. Aggregation
Kya hota hai?
Aggregation ka matlab hai: jab hum ek relationship ko bhi entity ki tarah treat karte hain.
Iska use tab hota hai jab ek relationship bhi kisi aur relationship mein participate karta hai.
Example:
Maan lo:
Professor teaches a Course → ye ek relationship hai.
Ab hum chahte hain ki Classroom assign karein us teaching relationship ko.
Toh hum “Teaches” relationship ko entity maan lete hain, aur usse Classroom se connect karte hain.
Diagram:
Professor —— Teaches ——> Course
|
↓
(Aggregation)
|
Classroom
Yaha Teaches relationship ko bhi entity ki tarah treat kiya gaya hai.
Short Comparison Table
Concept | Approach/Direction | Meaning | Example |
---|---|---|---|
Generalization | Bottom-Up (Specific → General) | Similar entities ko combine karna | Car + Bike → Vehicle |
Specialization | Top-Down (General → Specific) | General entity ko divide karna | Employee → Manager/Engineer |
Aggregation | Relationship as Entity | Relationship ko bhi entity banana | Professor teaches Course → Classroom |
Summary
Generalization = Similar cheezein → Combine karke ek general cheez banana
Specialization = General cheez → Todna specific cheezon mein
Aggregation = Jab ek relationship bhi kisi aur relationship mein use hota hai