Applying flower venn diagram for presenting database
Herlinda Herlinda, Agi Candra Bramantia, Nunu Kustian, Khasanah, Erlin Windia Ambarsari · IOP Conference Series Materials Science and Engineering · 2021
Abstract The Venn Diagram helps obtain information from several cases. Subsequently, we proposed a Flower Venn Diagram for tables organized and straightforward to present a Database. Flowers usually encountered anatomies such as petals, pistil (stigma, style, ovary), stamen (anther, filament), sepal, ovule, receptacle, and stalk. However, Flower Venn Diagram only takes two parts, namely petals and receptacle. The receptacle is a container centralized as tables link, tables itself referred to as petals. To construct a Flower Venn Diagram, it needs keys that have influenced for connecting petals and receptacle. However, when applied to SQL, we found that the Join clause was created sequentially for a Flower Venn Diagram establishment. It different when we used the Where clause; it constructs directly. When we add more another Flower Venn Diagram, we found that more complex and patterned. Therefore, All fields are conveniently searchable. Nevertheless, it needs to investigate further whether the data in the Diagram effectively