How to make the logical diagram of following conceptual diagram?
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Please note me how to correctly deal with the relationships ,as two relationships with different multiplicities have been connected to both the sub classes.
Q1. How do I represent the 2 relationships to sub classes as after making 'event' logical those 2 are replaced by a table named EventType?
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Please note that PK of Grad_Scheme and Job is oppCode
Please note me how to correctly deal with the relationships ,as two relationships with different multiplicities have been connected to both the sub classes.
Q1. How do I represent the 2 relationships to sub classes as after making 'event' logical those 2 are replaced by a table named EventType?
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Yohan E
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Please include the whole diagram. You are missing the top part.
– Geert Bellekens
Nov 22 at 15:04
Please don't mind other relationships give me the answer only considering the given diagram and details
– Yohan E
Nov 23 at 4:48
Why don't you want to include the whole diagram? Even better would be to show what you call the "logical" diagram and the different options you see. Now it looks very much like you just want someone else to solve your problem for you.
– Geert Bellekens
Nov 23 at 7:26
One can't answer a question he does not understand. So you'll likely don't get an answer. Simple as that.
– Thomas Kilian
Nov 23 at 7:33
In what way is the diagram you have illogical? What do you mean by 'conceptual' or 'logical'?
– muszeo
Dec 1 at 6:15
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Please note that PK of Grad_Scheme and Job is oppCode
Please note me how to correctly deal with the relationships ,as two relationships with different multiplicities have been connected to both the sub classes.
Q1. How do I represent the 2 relationships to sub classes as after making 'event' logical those 2 are replaced by a table named EventType?
uml conceptual-model
asked Nov 22 at 13:48
Yohan E
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Please note that PK of Grad_Scheme and Job is oppCode
Please note me how to correctly deal with the relationships ,as two relationships with different multiplicities have been connected to both the sub classes.
Q1. How do I represent the 2 relationships to sub classes as after making 'event' logical those 2 are replaced by a table named EventType?
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uml conceptual-model
asked Nov 22 at 13:48
Yohan E
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asked Nov 22 at 13:48
Yohan E
412
asked Nov 22 at 13:48
Yohan E
412
asked Nov 22 at 13:48
Yohan E
412
asked Nov 22 at 13:48
Yohan E
412
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Please include the whole diagram. You are missing the top part.
– Geert Bellekens
Nov 22 at 15:04
Please don't mind other relationships give me the answer only considering the given diagram and details
– Yohan E
Nov 23 at 4:48
Why don't you want to include the whole diagram? Even better would be to show what you call the "logical" diagram and the different options you see. Now it looks very much like you just want someone else to solve your problem for you.
– Geert Bellekens
Nov 23 at 7:26
One can't answer a question he does not understand. So you'll likely don't get an answer. Simple as that.
– Thomas Kilian
Nov 23 at 7:33
In what way is the diagram you have illogical? What do you mean by 'conceptual' or 'logical'?
– muszeo
Dec 1 at 6:15
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Please include the whole diagram. You are missing the top part.
– Geert Bellekens
Nov 22 at 15:04
Please don't mind other relationships give me the answer only considering the given diagram and details
– Yohan E
Nov 23 at 4:48
Why don't you want to include the whole diagram? Even better would be to show what you call the "logical" diagram and the different options you see. Now it looks very much like you just want someone else to solve your problem for you.
– Geert Bellekens
Nov 23 at 7:26
One can't answer a question he does not understand. So you'll likely don't get an answer. Simple as that.
– Thomas Kilian
Nov 23 at 7:33
In what way is the diagram you have illogical? What do you mean by 'conceptual' or 'logical'?
– muszeo
Dec 1 at 6:15
Please include the whole diagram. You are missing the top part.
– Geert Bellekens
Nov 22 at 15:04
Please include the whole diagram. You are missing the top part.
– Geert Bellekens
Nov 22 at 15:04
Please don't mind other relationships give me the answer only considering the given diagram and details
– Yohan E
Nov 23 at 4:48
Please don't mind other relationships give me the answer only considering the given diagram and details
– Yohan E
Nov 23 at 4:48
Why don't you want to include the whole diagram? Even better would be to show what you call the "logical" diagram and the different options you see. Now it looks very much like you just want someone else to solve your problem for you.
– Geert Bellekens
Nov 23 at 7:26
Why don't you want to include the whole diagram? Even better would be to show what you call the "logical" diagram and the different options you see. Now it looks very much like you just want someone else to solve your problem for you.
– Geert Bellekens
Nov 23 at 7:26
One can't answer a question he does not understand. So you'll likely don't get an answer. Simple as that.
– Thomas Kilian
Nov 23 at 7:33
One can't answer a question he does not understand. So you'll likely don't get an answer. Simple as that.
– Thomas Kilian
Nov 23 at 7:33
In what way is the diagram you have illogical? What do you mean by 'conceptual' or 'logical'?
– muszeo
Dec 1 at 6:15
In what way is the diagram you have illogical? What do you mean by 'conceptual' or 'logical'?
– muszeo
Dec 1 at 6:15
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Please include the whole diagram. You are missing the top part.
– Geert Bellekens
Nov 22 at 15:04
Please don't mind other relationships give me the answer only considering the given diagram and details
– Yohan E
Nov 23 at 4:48
Why don't you want to include the whole diagram? Even better would be to show what you call the "logical" diagram and the different options you see. Now it looks very much like you just want someone else to solve your problem for you.
– Geert Bellekens
Nov 23 at 7:26
One can't answer a question he does not understand. So you'll likely don't get an answer. Simple as that.
– Thomas Kilian
Nov 23 at 7:33
In what way is the diagram you have illogical? What do you mean by 'conceptual' or 'logical'?
– muszeo
Dec 1 at 6:15