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How to chart a system logic flow for upKeeps?...

by "Kellie Fitton" <KELLIEFITTON@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jun 9, 2005 at 03:13 PM

Hello everyOne,

When designing and developing new large commercial business
applications, what is the preferred charting scheme as part of the
program and system documentation?. I know in the IT world its
always horses for courses and depending on where you are working,
however, maintenance, modification and enhancements are always
a major part of any large business application in the long run.

There are some methods that seem to be favored and work very well
for describing different sections of a program or a system, which
I can list three of them here -- perhaps there is a better
approach that you would like to pointOut, which makes
maintainability a much easier task:

1). Data Flow Diagram: to show the flow of data thru the complete
    system and its subSystem modules.

2). Decision Table: to show listing of the actions required for
    numerous if..else..and case evaluate conditions.

3). Data Structure Diagram: to show system data and relation****p
    between the data entities within the file system or dataBase.

Regards, Kellie.
 




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How to chart a system logic flow for upKeeps?...
"Kellie Fitton"  2005-06-09 15:13:39 
Re: How to chart a system logic flow for upKeeps?...
Keith Cayemberg <keith  2005-06-10 21:46:56 
Re: How to chart a system logic flow for upKeeps?...
"Kellie Fitton"  2005-06-10 13:36:34 

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