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    Question Professional Data Flow Document

    Hi all
    I need some example for the professional Dataflow Document
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    Re: Professional Data Flow Document

    You mean Data Flow Diagram (DFD) ?

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    Re: Professional Data Flow Document

    Ya I want data flow diagram with description.

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    Re: Professional Data Flow Document

    Ill get some examples prepared but just some basics. A data flow diagram is used to show the flow of data in an information system. Some shapes:

    Circle: represents a process. Basically the processes produce outgoing data flow from incoming data flow.

    Arrow: represents the flow of the data between processes, data stores and external entities.

    Rectangle: represents external entities, other groups or systems outside the current information system.

    2 Parallel lines: represents a data store. Basically a process in which the storing of data takes place. (Archive, database) they can be manual, digital or temporary.

    As for the rest ill produce an example and see if i have any sheets from class lying about

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    Re: Professional Data Flow Document

    Thanks for that.
    This I know very well but I have to create a word document using the DFD.
    I want some description about that ,I already make some DFD.

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    Re: Professional Data Flow Document

    I am confused you want a data flow diagram representing what?

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    Re: Professional Data Flow Document

    I have to add those diagram in a word file with detail so I want to know about the best data flow description.

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    Re: Professional Data Flow Document

    For that DFD you attached, explain what each entity is and how each process works. Did you also wish to know about some conventions in regards to DFD's? Well here they are anyway

    Every process must have atleast one data flow in and one data flow out.
    Data should be transformed by the process.
    External entities must be involved with atleast one data flow.
    Data stores must be involved with atleast one data flow.
    Data flow can not go directly from one external entity to another.

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    Re: Professional Data Flow Document

    Quote Originally Posted by Hell-Lord
    For that DFD you attached, explain what each entity is and how each process works. Did you also wish to know about some conventions in regards to DFD's?
    Yes I am

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    Re: Professional Data Flow Document

    I mentioned the conventions in the post before this one. If you need anything else just ask

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