Proper Installation of Operating Systems

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        This Hierarchical Model used  Proper installation of Operating System data where in the model in the lower levels are sorted under a hierarchy of successively higher-level units. The  Proper installation of Operating System data are grouped into clusters at one or more levels, and the influence of the clusters on the data points contained in the datas from the installation of OS into a computer is taken account for the other statistical analysis. In this example, the top-most of the heirarchy table is the  Proper installation of Operating System, therefore it is where the other topics branch out from to extend to other topics that are still covered by similar entities.

            This Relational Model (RM) represents the database of  Proper installation of Operating System, this relation is a table of values about proper installation of OS in a computer. Every row in the table represents a collection of related data values. These rows in diagram denote a real-world entity or relationship of factors that affect the proper maintenance of a computer. The elements are helpful to interpret the meaning of values in the diagram, giving sense as to why a certain entity influence another. The data are represented as a set of relations. In this relational model, the  Proper installation of Operating System diagram units are stored in a diagram. However, the physical storage of these data are independent of the way the data are logically organized as it is a relational model.

            This Network Model is a database model that used  Proper installation of Operating System and is designed as a flexible approach to representing objects and installation of Operating Systems in a computer. This network model also has its schema which is viewed as a graph where relationship types are arcs and object types are nodes. Unlike other database models, the network model's schema is not confined to be a lattice or hierarchy; the hierarchical tree is replaced by a graph, which allows for more basic connections with the nodes. This model is also used to distinguish the relationship as a network between  Proper installation of Operating System and its other specific branches.