TABLE 1: Summary of Information Models in Microsoft Repository 2.1 | |
RTIM | Repository Type Information Model; the meta-meta model |
Uml | Uml model; a representation of the conceptual UML 1.0 model, an industry standard for analyzing, specifying, designing, constructing, and visualizing the artifacts of a software system |
Umx | UML Extension model; a set of generic extensions to UML that realizes the potential of some of UML 1.0's predefined stereotypes |
Dtm | Data Type model; a set of Uml extensions that supply numerous common data types |
Cde | Component Description model; a set of generic component-related Uml extensions that describe runtime (executable) components and those components' specifications |
Com | COM model; a set of COM-specific extensions to the Cde model and the Dtm model |
Gen | Generic model; a set of general-purpose interfaces that is relevant across diverse information models |
Dbm | Database model; a set of extensions to the Uml model that cover generic database concepts |
Sql | SQL Server model; a set of Microsoft SQL Server-specific extensions to the Dbm model |
Ocl | Oracle model; a set of Oracle-specific extensions to the Dbm model |
Db2 | DB2 model; a set of DB2-specific extensions to the Dbm model |
Ifx | Informix model; a set of Informix-specific extensions to the Dbm model |
Tfm | Database Transformation model; a description of movement of data between databases |
Olp | OLAP model; an extension of the Dbm model that describes multidimensional databases |
Sim | Semantic Information model; an extension of the Dbm model that lets users interact with database data without learning query languages |
Source: Microsoft (http://msdn.microsoft.com/repository/oim) |