Development of Information Model Containing Specialized Information
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Abstract
The paper describes the use of CASE-technology in the development of the cardiovascular diseases (CVD) database, which contains
information about genes and the relevant human proteins. The physical design of the database is done using a professional engineering package
MS SQL Server. In the created distributed database data is organized and structured, the security of a client-server database is organized, user
privileges are assigned. The client application is created in Borland C++ Builder programming environment. A qualitative data processing using
engine is suggested, it uses a universal search, which allows you to find relevant information about the genes responsible for disease
development, gene-candidate synonyms, its markers, the chromosome area map.
Keywords: Computer-Aided Software / System Engineering (CASE), ER-model, MS SQL Server, Structured Query Language, Client
application, Borland C++ Builder.
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