| ER Models | ERM References | ERM Anthologies |
| Model No. | 87 | |||
| Short Citation | (Moody 1997) | |||
| Year | 1997 | |||
| Special Name | ||||
| Descendant of | Information Engineering | |||
| Constructs | Inherent | Entity Type | X | |
| Relationship Type | sg: cardinality, optionality | |||
| Value Sets / Attributes | X | |||
| New | Invented | Adapted | subject areas | |
| Included | ||||
| Borrowed | Included | |||
| Added | ||||
| Syntactic Rules | Each entity type is assigned to one subject area. | |||
| Semantics | informal | |||
| Focus | ||||
| Data Definition | ||||
| Data Manipulation | ||||
| Remarks | ||||
| Cause | Citation | On of the ... limitations of the Entity Relationship Model is its inability to cope with the size and complexity of data models encountered in real world situations (p. 184). | ||
| Content | Expressiveness | |||
| Applicability | X | |||
| Correction | ||||
| Integration | ||||
| Implementation | ||||
| Other | ||||
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| Binary Vector | Structure/General | [E1] | ||
| [E2] | m | |||
| [E3] | i | |||
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| Structure/Integrity | [E7] | m | ||
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| [E10] | 1 | |||
| [E11] | 0 | |||
| [E12] | 1 | |||
| [E13] | m | |||
| [E14] | i | |||
| [E15] | 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 | 0.24 | ||
| Data Model | 0.44 | |||
| Application | 0.00 | |||
| Domain Specifics | 0.00 | |||
| Partially Redundant Constructs | Conjunctive Concepts | S | ||
| Linked Concepts | ||||