Personnel management database design for the Republic of Korea Air Force

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Author
Cha, Sang Ho
Date
1983-12Advisor
Dolk, Daniel R.
Second Reader
Hsiao, David K.
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In this thesis we present a conceptual database for
ROKAF's Personnel Management, based upon the relational data
model. The objective of this thesis is to apply the
computerized personnel information system to the area of
military officer personnel management. A database design
methodology which utilizes miltiple levels of conceptual and
logical database design structure is presented. We discuss
the logical schema design in terms of a stepwise, interactive
process of specification and refinement. We present
operations to manipulate the relational data model for endusers
data base processing during the integration process.
The logical database is intended for use within a
relational database system. This model has been tested
using ORACLE, a relational database management (DBMS)
running on the VMS operating system of a VAX 11/780 computer.
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