Enabling Dynamic Schema Modifications Through Codeless Data Management

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, effectively managing and adapting data structures in response to changing business needs is paramount. Traditional approaches to database management often require significant coding effort and manual intervention to modify schemas and handle corresponding objects, posing challenges in terms of agility and scalability. This research paper presents a novel framework for dynamic and codeless data management, aimed at addressing these challenges. The proposed system enables dynamic schema evolution, allowing users to modify and update data types hereby referred to as ‘templates’ in the paper, without writing code. Additionally, the system automates object handling, ensuring data consistency and reducing the risk of errors. By leveraging expression-based templates, users can create sophisticated data structures and implement complex business logic directly within the data model. The system's flexibility, ease of use, and automation capabilities empower organizations to adapt quickly to changing business requirements and scale their data management processes efficiently. Through a comprehensive examination of the system's architecture.features, and case studies, this paper explores the implications and advantages of codeless approaches to dynamic schema evolution and agile database development.

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2024-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tensymp61132.2024.10752325
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Advanced Database Systems and Queries
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Abstract

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, effectively managing and adapting data structures in response to changing business needs is paramount. Traditional approaches to database management often require significant coding effort and manual intervention to modify schemas and handle corresponding objects, posing challenges in terms of agility and scalability. This research paper presents a novel framework for dynamic and codeless data management, aimed at addressing these challenges. The proposed system enables dynamic schema evolution, allowing users to modify and update data types hereby referred to as ‘templates’ in the paper, without writing code. Additionally, the system automates object handling, ensuring data consistency and reducing the risk of errors. By leveraging expression-based templates, users can create sophisticated data structures and implement complex business logic directly within the data model. The system's flexibility, ease of use, and automation capabilities empower organizations to adapt quickly to changing business requirements and scale their data management processes efficiently. Through a comprehensive examination of the system's architecture.features, and case studies, this paper explores the implications and advantages of codeless approaches to dynamic schema evolution and agile database development.

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