Data Models

By extending the generic data model, organizations can create more tailored and specific data structures that align closely with their unique business requirements. This customization enables greater flexibility, improved data organization, and enhanced functionality within a particular application or domain.

Extending the Generic Data Model typically refers to customizing or expanding a pre-existing, general-purpose data model to accommodate specific requirements or additional data elements within a particular context or application. The generic data model is a foundational structure that captures and organizes data in a standardized and reusable manner.

When a generic data model is extended, it means that new fields, entities, or relationships are added to the existing model to tailor it to the specific needs of a particular application or domain. This extension allows for the inclusion of domain-specific attributes, data elements, or functionalities that may not have been initially considered in the generic model.

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