Data Mining For Database Developers - 1Rule

				










Data Mining For Database Developers - One Rule (1Rule):



A Data Mining application for Relational Databases (RDBMS) including Microsoft®
 
Access®,
Microsoft SQL Server®
 , Oracle®
 
and Sybase
 ® 
databases.
The attached articles in HTML and Microsoft
Word gives a detailed step by step guide to the development of a Data
Mining application. Interested programmers can download more freeData
Mining Source Code from http://www.visual-basic-data-mining.net.

Also included is a free complete implementation of a data mining algorithm in
Microsoft Access 2000 for the Microsoft®
SQL Server®,
Microsoft®
Access®
and Relational Database communities.
Benefit:

The Data Mining algorithm is fully. It uses the ActiveX Data Objects (ADO)
provider for a relational database to access a data mining database. It
fully implements by completely eliminating any database specific SQL syntax,
stored procedures and queries. It needs only a simple SQL SELECT
statement to access a relational database. The only part of the data mining
application that changes is the SQL syntax used to select data from a specific
table and relational database. Hence the data mining application is truly
portable to any relational database where an ADO provider exists (most major
database vendors have ADO providers for their databases).
If a database administrator (DBA) or programmer wants to
port some of the application to a database server's SQL like T-SQL, it will
really be the DBA or programmer's decision.
Another Benefit:

The data mining algorithm used is completely explained in pseudo code. Detailed
step by step tutorials in these articles guide the programmer through the data
mining process, data mining algorithm application and application development !
Also included is the sample data in Microsoft Access®
and other file formats. In addition, detailed diagrams (graphic files) give a
visual explanation of a specific data mining process, data mining algorithm
and application implementation of the data mining algorithm.



Because of the size of the diagrams (graphics) the articles are contained in the
attached zip file.

A complete file download including a more detailed Data Mining
tutorial with complete application Source Code is freely available at http://www.visual-basic-data-mining.net.