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DATA FLOW DIAGRAMS

DATA FLOW DIAGRAMS. An Example. DFD 0: Registration System (Context Level). printer. Registration System (A Toy Example). user. P2 Prepare invoice. error_msg. P4 Print invoice. invoice. invoice_prt. registration. reg+. reg-profile. P1 Read & check reg. prices.

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DATA FLOW DIAGRAMS

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  1. DATA FLOW DIAGRAMS An Example

  2. DFD 0: Registration System (Context Level) printer Registration System (A Toy Example) user P2 Prepare invoice error_msg P4 Print invoice invoice invoice_prt registration reg+ reg-profile P1 Read & check reg. prices registration db conf_msg reg_info reg+ P5 Write conf. P3 Accept reg. conf. user

  3. DFD L1: Registration System printer user P2 Prepare invoice error_msg P4 Print invoice invoice invoice_prt registration reg+ P1 Read & check reg. reg. profile prices registration db conf_msg reg_info reg+ P5 Write conf. P3 Accept reg. conf. user

  4. Level 2 of P1 “Read and Check Registration” registration reg+ P1.1 Read registration reg_data P1.2 Check registration reg+ error_code P1.3 Error-handler registration error_msg

  5. Remember during Composition • a process should not have identical inputs and outputs • all data flows must be labelled • sources / sinks are not processes (=active) • data stores should not be connected directly to sources / sinks • there is no timing in a DFD

  6. Suggestions for a Good Style • organise diagram from left to right or top to bottom • provide input and output “filters” for each major data flow • keep sources / sinks on the left or right boundary of your diagram

  7. Process DecompositionInterface Consistency o1 P1 i1 i11 o1 f1 p11 i1 p13 f2 i12 f5 f4 p12 local-data i2 f3 i2

  8. Process Decomposition • processes can be decomposed / refined • one process ===> complete DFD • interface flows must remain consistent • lower level processes, data flows and data stores can be added on • sources sinks remain on level-1 • a level-0 can be used as “abstract”=> Context Level DFD

  9. Example: Patient Monitoring System

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