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Object Oriented Model (OOM) to model a software system using an
object-oriented approach for Java or other object languages
Business Process Model (BPM) to model the means by which one or
more processes are accomplished in operating business practices
XML Model (XSM) to model the structure of an XML file using a DTD
or an XML schema
Requirements Model (RQM) to list and document the customer needs
that must be satisfied during a development process
Information Liquidity Model (ILM) to model the replication of
information from a source database to one or several remote databases
using replication engines
Free Model (FEM) to create any kind of chart diagram, in a context-
free environment
This book only explains how to use the XML Model. For information on
other models or aspects of PowerDesigner, consult the following books:
General Features Guide
interface before learning how to use any of the models.
Conceptual Data Model Getting Started
CDM.
Conceptual Data Model User's Guide
Physical Data Model Getting Started
Physical Data Model User's Guide
Object Oriented Model Getting Started
OOM.
Object Oriented Model User's Guide
Business Process Model Getting Started
BPM.
Business Process Model User's Guide
Requirements Model User's Guide
Information Liquidity Model User's Guide
Reports User's Guide
To get familiar with the PowerDesigner
To learn the basics of the
To work with the CDM.
To learn the basics of the PDM.
To work with the PDM.
To learn the basics of the
To work with the OOM.
To learn the basics of the
To work with the BPM.
To work with the RQM.
To work with the ILM.
To create reports for any or all models.
PowerDesigner
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