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Rational System Architect Unpacked 24 November 2010. Brian Stacey. Agenda. Introduction Database structure Queries Reports. Introduction. Encyclopaedias Microsoft SQL Server Database design. Database design. Classes. Database Structure. Query.
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Rational System ArchitectUnpacked24 November 2010 Brian Stacey
Agenda • Introduction • Database structure • Queries • Reports
Introduction • Encyclopaedias • Microsoft SQL Server • Database design
Query • SELECT [Audit],[ID],M.[Name] AS TypeName, E.[Name] • FROM [Entity] E JOIN [Metadata] M • ON E.[Class] = M.[Class] AND E.[Type]= M.[Type] • WHERE E.[Class] = 3 AND E.[Type]= 321
Shortprops – Entity: Human Resources • [[[GUID]]] 1ed22b9b-b83c-44a4-94f3-00667ffbcf16 [[[Initial Date]]] 20090530 [[[Initial Time]]] 083006 [[[Initial Audit]]] demo [[[In Service Date]]] 20010101 [[[Roles within Unit]]] "HR Director" [[[Description]]] This is a system architect definition. In system architect, you can create new definition types, as well as define you own diagrams. The definitions, once created, may be reused across the entire project, and reported against. A complete history trail is captured for each change, as well as the audit history. The definitions may capture information about Goals, Systems, Applications, Data, or Technolgoy Standards. Linked together, reporting can be done to show impact analysis. [[[Last Change Date]]] 20090607 [[[Last Change Time]]] 054948 [[[Last Change Audit]]] demo