Reengineering of database intensive application

Authors:
Rakesh Agarwal;Ajit Sarangi;Swati Das
Affiliations:
Infosys Technologies Limited, India;Infosys Technologies Limited, India;Infosys Technologies Limited, India
Venue:
ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes
Year:
2003

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Abstract

Reengineering databases has been a challenge since ages and it requires process mapping to understand better and significantly improve the business processes and performance. In this paper we describe a generic architecture for reengineering legacy databases, which is an outcome of working on a real software project. The goal of this research is to formalize a process that is applicable to different database reengineering scenarios and requirements. We elaborate the steps that were actually done for implementing the project.