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How can I create a User-Friendly Database Glossary for my website which has over 9,000 pages ?
I used the Atomz Search engine to discover I have over 9,000 pages in my website.
My problem is how to provide a flexible user-friendly guide to all the material that is available.
I have a Site Map that reflects how I think visitors would be interested in my website.
I also have a Search facility.
In addition, I would like to put in place a 'Glossary of Terms' so that visitors could look for a specific term and then find everything related to that term in a structured manner.
For example, MDM means Master Data Management and it is also related to Data Governance. Data Quality, Generic Data Models. and a Single Version of the Truth.
My thinking is to construct a Glossary of Terms with Tags to provide this kind of facility.
Does anybody have any ideas on how you would use a Glossary in helping with information discovery in my website ?
My current thinking is to store the Glossary in Oracle or SQL Server and use XML as the publication format.
Has anybody tried this before or have any suggestions ?
Thanks very much.
Barry
My problem is how to provide a flexible user-friendly guide to all the material that is available.
I have a Site Map that reflects how I think visitors would be interested in my website.
I also have a Search facility.
In addition, I would like to put in place a 'Glossary of Terms' so that visitors could look for a specific term and then find everything related to that term in a structured manner.
For example, MDM means Master Data Management and it is also related to Data Governance. Data Quality, Generic Data Models. and a Single Version of the Truth.
My thinking is to construct a Glossary of Terms with Tags to provide this kind of facility.
Does anybody have any ideas on how you would use a Glossary in helping with information discovery in my website ?
My current thinking is to store the Glossary in Oracle or SQL Server and use XML as the publication format.
Has anybody tried this before or have any suggestions ?
Thanks very much.
Barry
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Your advice doesn't work for me because there is no "close" option !!!
Barry
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