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Model No.43
Short Citation (Elmasri/Navathe 2000)
Year 1989
Special Name EER (Enhanced ER)
Descendant of (Chen 1976)
ConstructsInherent Entity Type sg: weak, subclass, superclass, category
Relationship Type sg/l: cardinality, sg: total participation, identifying, disjoint/overlapping total/partial specialization, aggregation
Value Sets / Attributes sg: composite, multivalued, derived, key, sg/l: role
NewInventedAdapted
Included
BorrowedIncluded
Added
Syntactic Rules X
Semanticsformalized
Focus g
Data Definition e
Data Manipulation e
Remarks
CauseCitation... To represent these requirements [of newer applications] as accuratly and clearly as possible.... ... the ER model can be enhanced to include these concepts [of semantic data models] .. (p. 73)
ContentExpressivenessstructure
ApplicabilityX
Correction
IntegrationX
Implementation
Other
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Structure/Integrity [E7] 1
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Behavior [E17]
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Application [E19]
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Domain-Specifics [E28]
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Expressiveness Values Total 0.33
Data Model 0.61
Application 0.00
Domain Specifics 0.00
Partially Redundant Constructs Conjunctive Concepts W, S, J,T
Linked Concepts H
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