Database systems : design, implementation and management / Peter Rob, Carlos Coronel.
By: Rob, Peter [author]
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Contributor(s): Coronel, Carlos [author].
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BookCambridge, Mass. : Course Technology, c1997Edition: 3rd edition.Description: xxv, 797 pages : illustrations (some colored) ; 26 cm.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 0760049041.Subject(s): Database design | Database managementDDC classification: 005.74 Summary: Summary:
Revised edition of a textbook that provides a comprehensive introduction to database management systems. Part 1 contains six chapters on database design concepts. Part 2 presents a detailed, real-world design case, in which the concepts of Part 1 are put to work. Part 3 covers database administration, transaction management, distributed databases, object orientation and the extended relational database, and client/server computing. Finally, Part 4 looks back at older database models. Includes a detailed glossary.
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Summary:
Revised edition of a textbook that provides a comprehensive introduction to database management systems. Part 1 contains six chapters on database design concepts. Part 2 presents a detailed, real-world design case, in which the concepts of Part 1 are put to work. Part 3 covers database administration, transaction management, distributed databases, object orientation and the extended relational database, and client/server computing. Finally, Part 4 looks back at older database models. Includes a detailed glossary.
Recommended text : MA484 (Maths & Computer Science)
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