Action Plan Critical Elements Action Plan Critical Elements Jamie Vaughan Southern New Hampshire University 24 January 2018 I. Executive Overview: Provide a general, high-level overview outlining the key issues, high-level recommendations, and important considerations to remediate performance and latency concerns. II. Performance Tuning a) Describe what types of tuning should be done to enhance database performance and how database transaction might be replicated to other database servers. b) Defend your recommendations using relevant research and explaining how you formed your conclusions. III. Query Design a) Explain the application of query design and how queries can be made more efficient, while attending to issues relating to joins, sub-queries, and sorting. Additionally, you should explain issues that could arise from select, update, and delete queries. Be sure to cater your explanation to the specifics of the scenario case. b) Consider how refining the selection criteria could enhance the efficiency of database queries. In other words, how would you propose attending to the issues relevant to queries highlighted in the scenario, and why? c) Design database queries for optimum performance for the scenario, and defend your conclusions. IV.Data Duplication and Redundancy a) Explain database normalization in terms of its use and purpose for the scenario. In other words, provide an explanation of database normalization and other techniques that can be utilized to reduce data duplication and redundancy within the scenario database. b) Defend the selection of techniques explained as being potential solutions for data duplication and redundancy within the scenario database. V.Multiple-User Access Issues and Errors a) Develop a strategy that will allow for troubleshooting run-time and application errors. Describe some common errors that are seen in commercial database systems and propose mitigation. b) Describe what high-level methods could be used to enhance multi-user access within databases in general. Create a set of database design specifications that would provide for multi-user access for the property tax payment and information system. The design specifications should provide details on concurrency control, record locking, and user security, and they should also provide room for future database growth. Discuss the impact of these changes and what resources would be required. Jamie Vaughan 10 Dec 2017 Southern new Hampshire university PERFORMANCE AND DATABASE EFICICIENY Performance Tuning The data retrieval will be improving speed with the performance tuning. When looking a specific counties like Everstone county, there needs to be specific performance tuning, that will increase the direction the database will head towards, knowing the traffic numbers, this will make the client more efficient. There will be random look-ups for the county of Everstone, .

1. Action Plan Critical Elements
Action Plan Critical Elements
Jamie Vaughan
Southern New Hampshire University
24 January 2018
I. Executive Overview: Provide a general, high-level overview
outlining the key issues, high-level recommendations, and
important considerations to remediate performance and latency
concerns.
II. Performance Tuning
a) Describe what types of tuning should be done to enhance
database performance and how database transaction might be

2. replicated to other database servers.
b) Defend your recommendations using relevant research and
explaining how you formed your conclusions.
III. Query Design
a) Explain the application of query design and how queries can
be made more efficient, while attending to issues relating to
joins, sub-queries, and sorting. Additionally, you should explain
issues that could arise from select, update, and delete queries.
Be sure to cater your explanation to the specifics of the scenario
case.
b) Consider how refining the selection criteria could enhance
the efficiency of database queries. In other words, how would
you propose attending to the issues relevant to queries
highlighted in the scenario, and why?
c) Design database queries for optimum performance for the
scenario, and defend your conclusions.
IV.Data Duplication and Redundancy
a) Explain database normalization in terms of its use and
purpose for the scenario. In other words, provide an explanation
of database
normalization and other techniques that can be utilized
to reduce data duplication
and redundancy within the scenario database.
b) Defend the selection of techniques explained as being
potential solutions for data
duplication and redundancy within the scenario database.
V.Multiple-User Access Issues and Errors
a) Develop a strategy that will allow for troubleshooting run-
time and application errors. Describe some common errors that
are seen in commercial database systems and propose
mitigation.
b) Describe what high-level methods could be used to enhance
multi-user access within databases in general. Create a set of
database design specifications that would provide for multi-user
access for the property tax payment and information system.
The design specifications should provide details on concurrency

3. control, record locking, and user security, and they should also
provide room for future database growth. Discuss the impact of
these changes and what resources would be required.
Jamie Vaughan
10 Dec 2017
Southern new Hampshire university
PERFORMANCE AND DATABASE EFICICIENY
Performance Tuning
The data retrieval will be improving speed with the performance
tuning.
When looking a specific counties like Everstone county, there
needs to be specific performance tuning, that will increase the
direction the database will head towards, knowing the traffic
numbers, this will make the client more efficient.

4. There will be random look-ups for the county of Everstone, that
will increase the rate of access for the records that are in the
database.
QUERY DESIGN
When looking at the response to check on a query for King
county the provision will server the user the best results.
It is important to be able to know how to help when looking for
performance queries by using the JOIN and WHERE clause
when indexing.
If there are unused or unnecessary columns that are in the
records, they need to be deleted, if not they will cause errors,
there needs to be statements selected that will create loads for
the database.
Outer join needs to be used less than inner join for the database.

5. Data Duplication and Redundancy
When looking at the database, if there are errors coming up it is
usally because there are inputting data information or there are
redundancy issues.
To avoid redundancy on the database, normalization will be
used to ensure integrity.
Redundancy will be avoided when using the proper use of
foreign keys.
Everstone county will use a more centralized control of data,
this will ensure no redundancy with data.
QUERY DESIGN
When creating records the locking technique needs to be used,
this will help the DMBS from creating an update from another
table or pull the wrong information into another process.
The database Everstone will have time stamping on all records,
this will let everyone know who is doing what to the records
and ensure that the data stays intact. This process will let the
users to be able to cancel the process if need be.

6. QUERY DESIGN
Using multi-user environment will work best in the Everstone
database.
The database will need to use the locking technique, the
database will be maintained, another user can’t change the way
the data is perceived but still allow multi-user access.
The database needs to setup as separate storage for the database
for better functions for processing.
Splitting the database into different storage areas will better let
Everstone ensure that multi-user can be employed effectively.
MULTIPLE USER ACCESS
The Everstone county database needs to work best in a multi-
user environment.
Locking technique will ensure that a record being accessed by
another process or user in the database is not retrieved by
another process, this will help maintain database ,multi-user
access.
Splitting the database will separate the data storage functions
from the data processing functions.

7. Hence, splitting the database of Everstone county will go a long
way in ensuring that a multi user environment is effectively
supported.
References
Ong, S. K., Nee, A. Y. C., & Xu, Q. L. (2008). Design reuse in
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Hackensack, NJ: World Scientific.
Theobald, M. (2006). TopX: Efficient and versatile top-k query
processing for text, structured, and semistructured data.