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can't find one-page map of a typical database object system

Nhumai

Hi ,

I am start learning about skill now. I was trying to develop a script but I was stuck. 

One of my co-worker suggested that I should look at the "One-page map of a typical database object system"  which he said it was in some very early

versions of the Design Framework. Can someone help to let me know where I can find it ? it would help me a lot of skill learning 

thanks 

Nhumai 

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  • in reply to dmay

    I think the "one-page map" is something that used to be provided ages ago in the SKILL training class, and more recently in the SKILL Quick Reference manual. We have recently stopped producing the paper SKILL Quick Reference manual - given that it had reached two volumes and was hardly a pocket guide any more, and cdsFinder (plus the built-in finder in the SKILL IDE) provides the same quick reference (just not the database map).

    The database map is not included in the documentation as far as I know, but Derek's suggestions are a good start on how to find your way around.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Hi All 

    thanks for replied to me 

    Yes the "one-page map" suggested to me by a very senior engineer in my company. He told me that it was  very helpful for him and he thinks it maybe good for me too since I start learning skill. 

    I will follow you guys suggestions and let see :-)

    thanks 

    Nhumai 

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