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Title: Welcome to the world of Sony


1
  • Welcome to the world of Sony
  • Movies, TV, Games, Music, Electronics,
    ETC.
  • LaQuant Bain
  • Brian Hatch
  • Joe Lewis
  • April Prewitt
  • Kashala Nichols

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Introduction
  • Our categories that we chose are
  • CD Players
  • DVD
  • Television
  • Types of Databases
  • Internet Database Environment
  • Distributed Database

3
  • The founder of Sony is Akio Morita and co-founder
    Masaru Ibuka.
  • After World War II Morita and Ibuka set up their
    business, Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering
    Company, on the outskirts of Tokyo in January
    1947.
  • They thought the English translation of the
    company's name was too clumsy, and its shortened
    Japanese version, Totsuko, was difficult for
    English-speaking people to pronounce. They came
    up with sonnybut this could be misinterpreted
    in the Japanese language so they dropped one "n"
    and changed the "o" sound. The result was "Sony,"
    a word with no meaning, but one that was easy to
    pronounce and easy to remember.
  • In February 1960, Sony formally established Sony
    Corporation of America. Within a year and a half,
    Sony became the first Japanese company to offer
    its stock in the United States. Unlike many other
    Japanese companies, Sony felt that moving much of
    its manufacturing and sales to the United States
    and Europe would improve its business. Morita
    always felt that you needed to live where your
    customers lived to truly know what they wanted.

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  • Sony Corporation of America is based in New York
    City and headquartered in Tokyo.
  • Sony Corporation has three operating companies -
    Sony Electronics Inc., Sony Music Entertainment
    Inc.and Sony Pictures Entertainment

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E-R and Enhanced ER Diagram
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Normalization
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SQL
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Create Table       SQLgt CREATE TABLE CDPLAYER 2
(CDMODEL_ID VARCHAR(20) PRIMARY KEY, 3
CDMODEL_NAME VARCHAR(20), 4 CDMODEL_DESC
VARCHAR(50), 5 CDTYPE VARCHAR(10), 6 CDSIZE
NUMBER, 7 PRICE NUMBER(8,2), 8
POWER_REQUIREMENT VARCHAR(20), 9 POWER_ADAPTER
VARCHAR(20) ) Table created.   SQLgt CREATE TABLE
CDPLAYER_ACCESSORIES 2 ( CDACCESSORY_ID
VARCHAR(20) PRIMARY KEY, 3 ACCESSORY_DESC
VARCHAR(100), 4 PRICE NUMBER(8,2) )   Table
created.   SQLgt CREATE TABLE DVD_ACCESSORIES 2
( DVDACCESSORY_ID VARCHAR(20) PRIMARY KEY, 3
ACCESSORY_DESC VARCHAR(100), 4 PRICE
NUMBER(8,2) )   Table created.   SQLgt CREATE
TABLE DVD 2 (DVDMODEL_ID VARCHAR(20) PRIMARY
KEY, 3 DVDMODEL_NAME VARCHAR(20), 4
DVDMODEL_DESC VARCHAR(50), 5 HEIGHT
VARCHAR(20), 6 WIDTH VARCHAR(20), 7 DEPTH
VARCHAR(20), 8 WEIGHT VARCHAR(20), 9 PRICE
NUMBER(8,2), 10 POWER_REQUIREMENT VARCHAR(20),
11 POWER_CONSUMPTION VARCHAR(20) )   Table
created.
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DESCRIBE   SQLgt DESCRIBE CUSTOMER Name
Null? Type
-----------------------------------------
-------- ----------------------------
CUSTOMER_ID NOT
NULL NUMBER FIRST_NAME
VARCHAR2(20) LAST_NAME
VARCHAR2(20) EMAIL

VARCHAR2(50) BILLING_STREET
VARCHAR2(20) BILLING_STATE
VARCHAR2(5)
BILLING_CITY
VARCHAR2(20) BILLING_ZIP
NUMBER(5) SHIP_STREET
VARCHAR2(20)
SHIP_STATE
VARCHAR2(5) SHIP_CITY
VARCHAR2(20) SHIP_ZIP
NUMBER(5)     SQLgt
DESCRIBE ORDERS Name
Null? Type --------------------------
--------------- -------- -------------------------
--- ORDER_NUM
NOT NULL NUMBER CUSTOMER_ID
NUMBER ORDER_DATE
DATE BALANCE

NUMBER(8,3)     SQLgt DESCRIBE ORDER_LINE Name
Null? Type
-----------------------------------------
-------- ---------------------------- OL_ENTRY
NOT NULL NUMBER
ORDER_NUM NOT
NULL NUMBER ITEM_ID
VARCHAR2(20) QTY
NUMBER UNIT_PRICE

NUMBER(8,2) TOTAL_PRICE
NUMBER(8,2)
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VIEWS  SQLgt CREATE VIEW SELECT_ALLPRODUCTS AS
2 SELECT 3 TVMODEL_ID AS MODEL_ID, 4
TVMODEL_NAME AS MODEL_NAME, 5 TVMODEL_DESC
AS MODEL_DESC, 6 'TELEVISION' AS MODEL_TYPE
7 FROM 8 TELEVISION 9 UNION 10
SELECT 11 DVDMODEL_ID AS MODEL_ID, 12
DVDMODEL_NAME AS MODEL_NAME, 13 DVDMODEL_DESC
AS MODEL_DESC, 14 'DVD' AS MODEL_TYPE 15
FROM 16 DVD 17 UNION 18 SELECT 19
CDMODEL_ID AS MODEL_ID, 20 CDMODEL_NAME AS
MODEL_NAME, 21 CDMODEL_DESC AS MODEL_DESC,
22 'CDPLAYER' AS MODEL_TYPE 23 FROM 24
CDPLAYER   View created.   SQLgt CREATE VIEW
SELECT_CDPLAYERS AS 2 SELECT 3 CDP.,
4 CDPF.FEATURE_TYPE, 5 CDPF.FEATURE_DESC
6 FROM 7 CDPLAYER CDP INNER JOIN
CDPLAYER_HAS_FEATURES CDPHF ON 8
CDP.CDMODEL_IDCDPHF.CDMODEL_ID 9 INNER JOIN
CDPLAYER_FEATURES CDPF ON 10
CDPHF.CDFEATURE_IDCDPF.CDFEATURE_ID   View
created.
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SEQUENCE     SQLgt CREATE SEQUENCE customer_id_s
START WITH 100 2 INCREMENT BY 1
  Sequence created.   SQLgt CREATE SEQUENCE
feature_id_s START WITH 1 2 INCREMENT BY
1   Sequence created.   SQLgt CREATE SEQUENCE
order_num_s START WITH 100 2 INCREMENT BY
1   Sequence created.   SQLgt CREATE OR REPLACE
TRIGGER tr_cdplayerfeature_BI 2 BEFORE INSERT
ON cdplayer_features FOR EACH ROW 3 DECLARE
4 v_featureid number 5 BEGIN 6 SELECT
feature_id_s.nextval INTO v_featureid FROM DUAL
7 new.cdfeature_id v_featureid 8 END
9 /   Trigger created.   SQLgt CREATE OR
REPLACE TRIGGER tr_customer_BI 2 BEFORE INSERT
ON customer FOR EACH ROW 3 DECLARE 4
v_custid number 5 BEGIN 6 SELECT
customer_id_s.nextval INTO v_custid FROM DUAL
7 new.customer_id v_custid 8 END 9
/   Trigger created.
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Inserts SQLgt INSERT INTO CDPLAYER_HAS_FEATURES
(CDMODEL_ID,CDFEATURE_ID) VALUES('CDX-R3000',121)
1 row created. SQLgt INSERT INTO
CDPLAYER_HAS_FEATURES (CDMODEL_ID,CDFEATURE_ID)
VALUES('CDX-R3000',122) 1 row created. SQLgt
INSERT INTO CDPLAYER_HAS_FEATURES
(CDMODEL_ID,CDFEATURE_ID) VALUES('CDX-R3000',123)
1 row created. SQLgt INSERT INTO
CDPLAYER_HAS_FEATURES (CDMODEL_ID,CDFEATURE_ID)
VALUES('CDX-R3000',124) 1 row created. SQLgt
INSERT INTO CDPLAYER_HAS_FEATURES
(CDMODEL_ID,CDFEATURE_ID) VALUES('CDX-R3000',125)
1 row created. SQLgt INSERT INTO
CDPLAYER_HAS_FEATURES (CDMODEL_ID,CDFEATURE_ID)
VALUES('CDX-R3000',126) 1 row created. SQLgt
INSERT INTO CDPLAYER_HAS_FEATURES
(CDMODEL_ID,CDFEATURE_ID) VALUES('CDX-R3000',131)
1 row created. SQLgt INSERT INTO
CDPLAYER_HAS_FEATURES (CDMODEL_ID,CDFEATURE_ID)
VALUES('CDX-R3000',132) 1 row created.
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SQLgt SELECT FROM ORDERS   ORDER_NUM
CUSTOMER_ID ORDER_DAT BALANCE ----------
----------- --------- ---------- 120
152 15-APR-04 129.99 121 122
15-APR-04 399.99 122 121
15-APR-04 1439.97 123 138
15-APR-04 159.99 124 129
15-APR-04 189.99 125 144
15-APR-04 13259.98 126 148
15-APR-04 2129.98 127 151
15-APR-04 349.99 128 126
15-APR-04 6999.99 129 131
15-APR-04 279.99 130 133
15-APR-04 3529.98   ORDER_NUM CUSTOMER_ID
ORDER_DAT BALANCE ---------- -----------
--------- ---------- 131 130
15-APR-04 3999.99 132 147
15-APR-04 889.98 133 143
15-APR-04 9899.93 134 142
15-APR-04 6349.97 135 140
15-APR-04 469.98 136 124
15-APR-04 1049.97 137 125
15-APR-04 2459.97 138 128
15-APR-04 10999.98 139 134
15-APR-04 809.97 140 145
15-APR-04 409.94 141 146
15-APR-04 3009.97   ORDER_NUM CUSTOMER_ID
ORDER_DAT BALANCE ---------- -----------
--------- ---------- 142 137
15-APR-04 2639.98 143 139
15-APR-04 649.99 144 136
15-APR-04 5999.99 145 141
15-APR-04 539.94 146 127
15-APR-04 3399.99 147 135
15-APR-04 15999.98 148 149
15-APR-04 6599.98 149 132
15-APR-04 359.94 150 124
06-APR-04 13199.97 151 129
06-APR-04 439.98 152 131
06-APR-04 969.97   ORDER_NUM CUSTOMER_ID
ORDER_DAT BALANCE ---------- -----------
--------- ---------- 153 132
06-APR-04 7389.97 154 133
06-APR-04 459.98 155 135
06-APR-04 819.93 156 136
06-APR-04 1789.97 157 137
06-APR-04 259.98 158 138
06-APR-04 259.98   39 rows selected.
SELECT SQLgt SELECT FROM CDPLAYER_FEATURES  
CDFEATURE_ID FEATURE_TYPE
FEATURE_DESC ------------ ------------------------
------ ---------------------------------
121 Playback CD-R/W
Playback 122 Convenience
Detachable fold-down face 123 Audio
23.2 watts RMSx4
124 Playback SSIR-EXA
tuner 125 Audio
EQ3 126 Audio
Dynamic Soundstage Oragnizaer 127
Playback XM Satellite
Radio 128 Playback
MP3 129 Convenience
Remote Control 130 Convenience
Changer Control 131 Audio
Preamp outputs   CDFEATURE_ID
FEATURE_TYPE FEATURE_DESC ------
------ ------------------------------
--------------------------------- 132
Audio Low-pass filter
133 Audio
High-pass filter 134 Convenience
TFT display 135 Convenience
Flourescent display   15 rows
selected.
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SQLgt SELECT FROM CDPLAYER CDMODEL_ID
CDMODEL_NAME CDMODEL_DESC
CDTYPE CDSIZE
PRICE POWER_REQUIREMENT POWER_ADAPTER ---------
----------- --------------------
--------------------------------------------------
---------- ---------- ----------
-------------------- ------------------- CDX-S2000
SONY CDX-S2000 CD RECEIVER
RECEIVER IEJ
109.99 12V DC N CDX-R3000
SONY CDX-R3000 CD RECEIVER
RECEIVER IEJ
139.99 12V DC N CDX-R3300
SONY CDX-R3300 CD/MP3 RECEIVER
RCV-MP3 IEJ
169.99 12V DC N CDX-F5705X
SONY CDX-F5705X CD/MP3 RECEIVER
RCV-MP3 IEJ
209.99 12V DC N CDX-M8805X
SONY CDX-M8805X CD/MP3 RECEIVER
RCV-MP3 IEJ
349.99 12V DC Y CDX-M9900
SONY CDX-M9900 CD/MP3 RECEIVER
RCV-MP3 IEJ
649.99 12V DC Y CDX-F7005X
SONY CDX-F7005X CD RECEIVER
RECEIVER IEJ
259.99 12V DC N CDX-M800
SONY CDX-M800 CD RECEIVER
RECEIVER IEJ
229.99 12V DC N CDX-F5505X
SONY CDX-F5505X CD/MP3 RECEIVER
RECEIVER IEJ
189.99 12V DC N 9 rows selected.
SQLgt SELECT FROM DVD_IOPORTS DVDMODEL_ID
PORT_ PORT_TYPE PORT_LOCAT
PORT_QUANTITY -------------------- -----
---------- ---------- ------------- DVP-NS575P/S
OUT RCA REAR
1 RDR-GX7 OUT RCA REAR
1 DVP-CX985V OUT RCA
REAR 1 DVP-NC685V
OUT RCA REAR
1 SLV-D500P OUT RCA REAR
1 DVP-NC665P/B OUT RCA
REAR 1 DVP-NC665P/S
OUT RCA REAR 1 DVP-PQ2
OUT RCA REAR
1 DVP-NC625/B OUT RCA REAR
1 DVP-NS575P/S OUT
SVIDEO REAR 1 RDR-GX7
OUT SVIDEO REAR
1 DVDMODEL_ID PORT_ PORT_TYPE
PORT_LOCAT PORT_QUANTITY --------------------
----- ---------- ---------- ------------- DVP-CX98
5V OUT SVIDEO REAR
1 DVP-NC685V OUT SVIDEO REAR
1 SLV-D500P OUT
SVIDEO REAR 1 DVP-NC665P/B
OUT SVIDEO REAR
1 DVP-NC665P/S OUT SVIDEO REAR
1 DVP-PQ2 OUT SVIDEO
REAR 1 DVP-NC625/B
OUT SVIDEO REAR 1 RDR-GX7
IN RCA REAR
1 RDR-GX7 IN SVIDEO REAR
1 DVP-CX985V OUT
OPTICAL REAR 1 DVP-NC625/B
OUT OPTICAL REAR
1 DVDMODEL_ID PORT_ PORT_TYPE
PORT_LOCAT PORT_QUANTITY --------------------
----- ---------- ---------- ------------- DVP-NC68
5V OUT OPTICAL REAR
1 DVP-PQ2 OUT OPTICAL REAR
1 RDR-GX7 OUT
OPTICAL REAR 1 25 rows
selected.
SQLgt SELECT FROM TELEVISION_ACCESSORIES TVACCE
SSORY_ID ACCESSORY_DESC

PRICE --------------------
--------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------
---------- RM-AV3000 TouchScreen
Universal Remote

199.99 RM-VL1000 Universal Remote
Commander

79.99 SB-V66S Manual A/V Selector

149.99 SB-V55A
Auto Switcher

79.99 MSA-128S2 128MB
X2 Memory Stick

99.99
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Queries SQLgt SELECT TVMODEL_ID,TVMODEL_NAME,
TVMODEL_DESC, WEIGHT 2 FROM TELEVISION 3
WHERE WEIGHT(SELECT MAX(WEIGHT) FROM
TELEVISION) TVMODEL_ID TVMODEL_NAME
TVMODEL_DESC
WEIGHT --------------------
-------------------- -----------------------------
--------------------- -------------------- KV-34HS
510 KV-34HS510 34" Hi-Scan FD
Trinitron WEGA TV 91
SQLgt SELECT CUSTOMER.BILLING_STATE,SUM(ORDERS.BALA
NCE) 2 FROM CUSTOMER INNER JOIN ORDERS 3
ON CUSTOMER.CUSTOMER_IDORDERS.CUSTOMER_ID 4
GROUP BY CUSTOMER.BILLING_STATE 5 ORDER BY
SUM(ORDERS.BALANCE) DESC BILLI
SUM(ORDERS.BALANCE) ----- ------------------- FL
27469.8 AL
20899.91 OH 17359.9 VA
13259.98 PA 9849.93 TN
8999.87 NJ 6999.99 SC
6349.97 NY 5419.85 GA
4619.93 CT 3399.99 BILLI
SUM(ORDERS.BALANCE) ----- ------------------- KY
3009.97 ME
2129.98 MI 809.97 MA
419.97 15 rows selected.
SQLgt SELECT CUSTOMER.BILLING_STATE, 2
COUNT() AS ORDERS, 3 CAST(SUM(ORDERS.BALANCE)
AS NUMBER(8,2)) AS TOTAL_ORDERS, 4
CAST(AVG(ORDERS.BALANCE) AS NUMBER(8,2)) AS
AVERAGE_ORDER 5 FROM CUSTOMER INNER JOIN
ORDERS 6 ON CUSTOMER.CUSTOMER_IDORDERS.CUSTOM
ER_ID 7 GROUP BY CUSTOMER.BILLING_STATE 8
ORDER BY AVG(ORDERS.BALANCE) DESC BILLI
ORDERS TOTAL_ORDERS AVERAGE_ORDER -----
---------- ------------ ------------- VA
1 13259.98 13259.98 AL 2
20899.91 10449.96 NJ 1
6999.99 6999.99 SC 1
6349.97 6349.97 OH 4
17359.9 4339.98 FL 8
27469.8 3433.73 CT 1
3399.99 3399.99 KY 1
3009.97 3009.97 PA 4
9849.93 2462.48 TN 4
8999.87 2249.97 ME 1
2129.98 2129.98 BILLI ORDERS
TOTAL_ORDERS AVERAGE_ORDER ----- ----------
------------ ------------- NY 4
5419.85 1354.96 GA 4
4619.93 1154.98 MI 1
809.97 809.97 MA 2
419.97 209.99 15 rows selected.
SQLgt SELECT AP.MODEL_TYPE, COUNT() 2 FROM
ORDER_LINE INNER JOIN SELECT_ALLPRODUCTS AP 3
ON ORDER_LINE.ITEM_IDAP.MODEL_ID 4 GROUP BY
AP.MODEL_TYPE 5 ORDER BY COUNT()
DESC MODEL_TYPE COUNT() ----------
---------- TELEVISION 29 CDPLAYER
27 DVD 23
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Queries SQLgt SELECT AP.MODEL_TYPE, AP.MODEL_ID,
AP.MODEL_DESC, AP.PRICE, 2 (SELECT COUNT()
3 FROM ORDER_LINE 4 WHERE
ITEM_IDAP.MODEL_ID) AS ORDERS 5 FROM
SELECT_ALLPRODUCTS AP 6 ORDER BY (SELECT
COUNT() 7 FROM ORDER_LINE 8 WHERE
ITEM_IDAP.MODEL_ID) DESC, 9 AP.PRICE
DESC MODEL_TYPE MODEL_ID MODEL_DESC

PRICE ORDERS ---------- --------------------
--------------------------------------------------
---------- ---------- TELEVISION KDF-70XBR950
70" XBR Grand WEGA
6999.99 3 CDPLAYER CDX-M9900
CD/MP3 RECEIVER
649.99 3 CDPLAYER
CDX-M8805X CD/MP3 RECEIVER
349.99
3 CDPLAYER CDX-F7005X CD RECEIVER
259.99
3 DVD DVP-NC685V DVD Player

249.95 3 CDPLAYER CDX-M800
CD RECEIVER
229.99 3 CDPLAYER CDX-F5705X
CD/MP3 RECEIVER
209.99 3 CDPLAYER CDX-F5505X
CD/MP3 RECEIVER
189.99 3 CDPLAYER
CDX-R3300 CD/MP3 RECEIVER
169.99 3 DVD
DVP-NC665P/B DVD Player
159.99
3 DVD DVP-NC665P/S DVD Player
159.99
3 MODEL_TYPE MODEL_ID
MODEL_DESC
PRICE ORDERS ----------
-------------------- -----------------------------
--------------------- ----------
---------- CDPLAYER CDX-R3000 CD
RECEIVER
139.99 3 DVD DVP-NC625/B
DVD Player
129.99 3 CDPLAYER CDX-S2000
CD RECEIVER
109.99 3 DVD DVP-PQ2
DVD Player
89.99 3 TELEVISION
KDL-42XBR950 42" LCD WEGA Flat Panel
Television 12999.99
2 TELEVISION KE-60XS910 50" Plasma WEGA
Flat Panel Television 8999.99
2 TELEVISION KDL-32XBR950 32" LCD
WEGA Flat Panel Television
5999.99 2 TELEVISION KE-37XS910
37" Plasma WEGA Flat Panel Television
5499.99 2 TELEVISION KF-60WE610
60" Grand WEGA LCD Rear Projection TV
3999.99 2 TELEVISION
KP-65WV700 65" 169 Hi-Scan Projection
Television 3399.99
2 TELEVISION KDP-57WS550 57" 169 High
Definition Projection Television 2499.99
2 MODEL_TYPE MODEL_ID
MODEL_DESC
PRICE ORDERS ----------
-------------------- -----------------------------
--------------------- ----------
---------- TELEVISION KV-34HS510 34"
Hi-Scan FD Trinitron WEGA TV
1999.99 2 TELEVISION KLV21SR2
21" LCD WEGA Flat Panel Television
1499.99 2 TELEVISION KV-36FS210
36" FD Trinitron WEGA TV
1099.99 2 DVD RDR-GX7
DVD Recorder
699.99 2 TELEVISION
KV-24FV300 24" FD Trinitron WEGA TV
399.99 2 DVD
DVP-CX985V 400 Disc Progressive
DVD/SACD Changer 399.95
2 DVD SLV-D500P DVD/VHS
Combination Unit
299.99 2 TELEVISION KV-20FS100
20" FD Trinitron WEGA TV
279.99 2 TELEVISION KV-13FS100
13" FD Trinitron WEGA TV
179.99 2 DVD
DVP-NS575P/S DVD Player
89.99 2 32
rows selected.
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Access
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Customer Table
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Query Output
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Average Orders of Queries by State
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List of databases in MS Access
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Application Used
  • As the usage of the world wide world increases so
    do the importance of databases. Chapter 10 deals
    with the Internet Database Environment. Sonys
    environment includes a network that connects the
    client workstation, Web server, and database
    server, following TCP/IP protocols. Every
    computer connected to the Internet must have a
    distinct IP address. In a simple Sonys
    artichechure, a request from a client browser is
    sent through the network to the Web server. If
    the request requires that the database be
    obtained from the database, the web server
    constructs and sends it to the database server,
    which processes the query and returns the results
    set. Firewalls are used to protect other people
    from accessing Sonys external data.
  • Since the increase of databases have become more
    important to Internet applications traditional
    databases issues have taken on additional
    significance. The issues include security,
    privacy, and handling the increasingly rapid rate
    of change in both business and network technology
    practices. Security measure must be placed at
    network level, operating system level, Web server
    level, and database level to guard the privacy of
    Sony and their customers.

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Application cont.
  • Chapter 12 talks about the importance of managing
    data. The function of Sonys data administration
    is to take responsibility for the overall
    management of data resources, including
    developing to protect and control data, resolving
    data ownership and use issues, and developing and
    maintaining corporate-wide data definitions and
    standards. The function of Sonys database
    administration deals with the direct management
    of a database like DBMS installation and
    upgrading, database design issues and technical
    issues such as security enforcement, database
    performance, and backup and recovery. There are
    five areas of concern when maintaining Sonys
    high data quality security policy and disaster
    recovery, personnel controls, physical access
    controls, maintenance controls, and data
    protection and privacy concerns.

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Summary and Conclusions
  • Sony Corporation of America is a leading
    manufacturer of audio, communication, video, and
    information technology products for patrons and
    professional markets.
  • Sony is an online distributed database that
    spreads data across computers in multiple
    locations connected by a data communication link.
    Sony Corporation has three operating companies -
    Sony Electronics Inc., Sony Music Entertainment
    Inc.and Sony Pictures Entertainment. Our main
    focus was on CD Players, DVDs, and Televisions.
  • Our project includes a concise description of
    the database that we selected, a summary of the
    ER and EER diagram, MS Access, Normalization and
    Oracle.

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Kashalas Question
  • How do you add ORDER_TYPE to the ORDERS table?

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Laquants Question
  • What are the four basic strategies for
    distributing databases?

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Aprils Question
  • Every computer connected to the Internet must
    have a distinct IP address.  In a simple
    architecturedescribe how the flow of data is
    transferred and how it is protected?

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Joes Question
  • How do you create a table in Oracle?

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Brians Question
  • How does the GROUP BY clause of a select
    statement affect its output? Give an example.
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