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Document Databases. Part 1: Consolidate Databases
Consolidating databases via data modeling is an important step in the database management process for several reasons:
- Reduce redundancy: Consolidating databases can help eliminate redundant data, which can improve data quality and reduce the risk of errors. By consolidating databases via data modeling, developers can identify duplicate data and create a single source of truth for that data.
- Improve data access: Consolidating databases can improve data access by providing a unified display of the data. This can be useful in organizations where one spread data across multiple databases, making it difficult to access and analyze.
- Increase efficiency: Consolidating databases can increase efficiency by reducing the time and resources required to manage multiple databases. By consolidating databases, organizations can reduce the number of servers, storage devices, and other infrastructure components required to support their data.
- Simplify maintenance: Consolidating databases can simplify maintenance by reducing the number of databases that need to be managed. This can reduce the time and effort required to maintain the databases, freeing up resources for other tasks.
- Improve security: Consolidating databases can improve security by reducing the number of databases that need to be secured. By consolidating databases, organizations can implement security measures more effectively and ensure that one protected all data.
Watch this video to discover how one can use IDERA’s ER/Studio Data Architect to merge some databases.
Learn the steps on how to use IDERA’s ER/Studio Data Architect to document databases in this video series:
- Part 1: Consolidate Some Databases with ER/Studio Data Architect
- Part 2: Document a Database with ER/Studio Data Architect
- Part 3: Reverse Engineering a Database with ER/Studio Data Architect
- Part 4: Document a Database with a Logical Model with ER/Studio Data Architect
- Part 5: Compare Models and Make Decisions with ER/Studio Data Architect
- Part 6: Create New Target Database with ER/Studio Data Architect
- Part 7: Design Data Movement (ETL) with ER/Studio Data Architect
Topics : Data Modeling,Enterprise Architecture,
Products : ER/Studio Data Architect,
