Thanks! Good explaination and example.. much better than my lectures in Database Modeling at the university which only teach us about the abstract concepts without examples!
Thank you for this video. A visual of subtype and super type is much easier to understand than the stupid textbook for my college course!! This helped!! btw watching in 2020
Nice explanation on supertype and subtype. However, starting 16:00, the two diagrams are not 'exactly' the same as you claim. If you use subtype notation, the subtype inherits all the attributes of the supertype. If you want to make the right diagram same as the left diagram which uses subtype notation, you will have to add those attributes in Employee explicitly into PT and FT.
You're the bomb! Thank you for putting this together. Good scenarios, and well presented.
I know this video has been around for a few years, but I just stumbled across this for a database project I was working on - very helpful!
Thank you for these videos - I appreciate it man.
Thanks! Good explaination and example.. much better than my lectures in Database Modeling at the university which only teach us about the abstract concepts without examples!
Thank you! Great explanation!
You've been great, thank you❤ but where's video 4 for overlap and disjointed rules.🥺
Thank you for this video. A visual of subtype and super type is much easier to understand than the stupid textbook for my college course!! This helped!! btw watching in 2020
great video
Nice explanation on supertype and subtype. However, starting 16:00, the two diagrams are not 'exactly' the same as you claim. If you use subtype notation, the subtype inherits all the attributes of the supertype. If you want to make the right diagram same as the left diagram which uses subtype notation, you will have to add those attributes in Employee explicitly into PT and FT.
Thank you, the discriminator of super-type saves me alot.
Thanks for the video... now it makes sense to me clearly..........
Thank you, this video was very helpful.
Hell yeah
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Well done, very helpful. Thanks!
Still pretty actual! Thanks
Subtypes are actually created as separate tables in the db?
Can you share the answers for the exercise question?
hey. What the name of the software you are drawing and writing in? thank you.
Thank you so very much....
well don thank you my teacher