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On Fri, 13 Apr 2001, Murali Mani wrote:
> Also one thing which I was wondering was do people use UML for data
> modeling? I think ER is the tool, UML is just more like a programming
> model.
I use UML in the projects I work on to model that kind of stuff - the
class diagrams contain the necessary semantics, although it's been a long
while since I last drew one, so I can't remember the details :-)
I wouldn't describe UML as a "programming model", more as a series of
specifications for types of diagram to explain different parts of a
program's structure - but that may be what you meant anyway. Only a *part*
of UML corresponds to an ER diagram, and it's also used to express class
hierarchies, and some other things too :-)
>
> regards - murali.
>
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