Normalization rules of the object-oriented data model

Authors:
Vojtěch Merunka;Jiří Brožek;Martin Šebek;Martin Molhanec
Affiliations:
Czech University of Life Sciences Prague and Czech Technical University in Prague;Czech University of Life Sciences Prague;Czech University of Life Sciences Prague;Czech Technical University in Prague
Venue:
Proceedings of the International Workshop on Enterprises & Organizational Modeling and Simulation
Year:
2009

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Abstract

There are only very few approaches to normalizing object-oriented data. In this paper we present an approach to normalization of the object-oriented conceptual model based on UML class diagrams. First part of the paper describes the current status in the area of formal methods used for object-oriented data modeling. Second part presents four normalization rules, which are based on own experience and modified Ambler-Beck approach. These normalization rules are introduced on an example. Our method has been used in education at several universities. It has been and is also used for database design in software development projects, which we carried out. Recently, development of the CASE tool based on this approach has been started.