conceptual schema
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nounpl: conceptual schemas/conceptual schemata
esquema conceitual
1. An abstract representation of the structure, relationships, and constraints of data in a system, independent of any particular database implementation or physical storage details
The conceptual schema defines how entities and their attributes relate to each other in the system.
O esquema conceitual define como as entidades e seus atributos se relacionam entre si no sistema.
2. In database design, a high-level model that describes the overall logical structure of data without considering how it will be stored
Before implementing the database, architects create a conceptual schema to represent business requirements.
Antes de implementar o banco de dados, os arquitetos criam um esquema conceitual para representar os requisitos de negócio.
3. A framework of concepts and relationships used to organize and understand information in a particular domain
The conceptual schema for e-commerce includes entities like Customer, Product, and Order.
O esquema conceitual para e-commerce inclui entidades como Cliente, Produto e Pedido.
This is a technical term widely used in both Brazilian and American computing education and industry. It is part of standard database design methodology taught in universities worldwide and is essential vocabulary for database administrators, software architects, and data engineers. The term is used identically in both English-speaking countries and Brazil within technical contexts.
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