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Dynamic Query Forms For Dynamic Query Forms For Data Base QueriesData Base Queries
Presented by,A.SIVANARAYANA REDDY.(11A71A0505)
V.NAVYA.(11A71A0563)A.NAGA LAKSHMI.(11A71A0506)
B.KRISHNA SAI.(11A71A0508)Guided By,Sk.Nagul sir
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IntroductionIntroduction
� Data Quality is critical problem in modern database.
� Modern Scientific and Web databases Maintain Large And Heterogeneous Data
� Query Recommendation includes,
� Query Enrichment.
� Select Query Form Type.
� Customized Query Form.
� Other Recommendations
� Ranked List of forms.
� Frequent form Generation.
� Feed Back forms.
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AbstractAbstract
� In these Real world database contain over hundreds or even thousands of Relations and Attriutes.
� A archives information gathered from multiple sources, and stores it under a unified schema, at a single site.
� Improving data quality with dynamic forms.� Following modules are in the paper,
� Query form enrichment.
� Select query form type.
� Customized query form.
� Query execution.
� Ranked list for forms.
� Frequent and Feedback forms generation.
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Existing SystemExisting System
� Dynamic query forms with predefined attributes and relations.
� Database query forms without user participation presented a data-driven method.
� Query forms generated based on the selected attributes.
� Traditional predefined query forms are not able to satisfy various ad-hoc query forms for users.
� This paper proposes DQF a novel database query form interface.� Means dynamically we create tables on the front end user interface.
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Dis-advantages for Existing SystemDis-advantages for Existing System
� One problem of the afore mentioned approaches is that, if the database schema is large and complex, user queries could be quite diverse.
� Even if we generate lots of query forms in advance, there are still user queries that cannot be satisfied by any one of query forms.
� How to let users find an appropriate and desired query form would be challenging.
� User does not have concrete key words to query beginning.� Large and complex process needed to update single field.
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Proposed SystemProposed System
� We propose DQF a query interface dynamic form.
� It is capable of dynamically generating query forms for users
� It is different from traditional document and retrieval of data base have many rounds of action.
i.e..refining query condition.
� During user interactions and to adapt the query form interactively.
� Each iteration consist of 2 types of user inter faces.
� Query form enrichment.
� Select query form type.
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Proposed System ArchitectureProposed System Architecture
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RequirementsRequirements
Soft ware� RAM : 512 MB(min)
� Hard Disk : 40GB
� Floppy Drive : 1.44 MB
� Key Board : Standard Windows Keyboard
� Mouse : Two or Three Button Mouse
� Monitor : SVGA
Hard ware� Operating System :Windows
xp/7/8
� Technology : php
� Database : Mysql
� Server :wamp server/xamp server
� IDE : net beans
� Scripting language :java script
� Design language :css/html
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ReferencesReferences
[1] Dynamic Query Forms for Database Queries.
[2] Advanced Querying and Information Retrieval.
[3] Data base system concepts 4th edition.
[4] http://queryfoms.com
http://dynamic querygeneration.com
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Conclusion &Future EnhancementConclusion &Future Enhancement
� In this paper we propose a dynamic query form generation approach which helps users dynamically generate query forms
� Key idea is to use a probabilistic model to rank form components based on user preferences.
� Feed back form with descriptions.� This approach can be extended to non-relational
databases.
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