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Rob P., Coronel C. — Database systems: Design, Implementation, and Management
Rob P., Coronel C. — Database systems: Design, Implementation, and Management



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Íàçâàíèå: Database systems: Design, Implementation, and Management

Àâòîðû: Rob P., Coronel C.

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Database Systems: Design, Implementation, and Management, Fifth Edition takes you clearly and effectively through the entire process of database development and implementation. The most comprehensive and detailed coverage of database basics is complemented with ample exercises and problems at the end of each chapter to encourage hands-on learning, and a two-chapter step-by-step running case. Because the Internet has become so firmly established as an extension of the everyday business data environment, this revised edition contains two new chapters, "Databases in Electronic Commerce" and "Web Database Development," that stress the need for solid planning and management in order to maximize the resources that the Internet provides.


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Ðóáðèêà: Computer science/

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Èçäàíèå: 6th edition

Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 2004

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 795

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 29.03.2006

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Database management systems (DBMSs), data warehouses and      565—567 574
Database models      (see also Specific types)
Database models and      38 40
Database models, basic building blocks of      31—32
Database models, business rules and      32—33
Database models, DBLC and      424
Database models, described      17
Database models, entities and      82 85—86
Database models, evolution of      35—35
Database models, importance of      30—31
Database models, Internet and      54—55
Database models, management      23
Database models, overview of      24—71
Database models, rules      85—86
Database models, transactions and      442 444
Database requests, DDBMSs and      485—489
Database requests, described      439
Database requests, distributed      485—489
Database requests, remote      485—486
Database requests, transactions and      439 485—489
Database requests, transparency and      485—489
Database requirements and      564—567
Database schema, data warehouses and      564—566 580
Database schema, database administration and      746—747
Database schema, database models and      38 42
Database schema, described      231—232
Database schema, ER models and      134
Database schema, relational      42 106 133
Database schema, SQL and      231—232
Database schema, star      585—595
Database schema, XML      651
Database(s), described      7
Database(s), historical roots of      10—13
Database(s), need for      713—714
Database(s), systems, overview of      18—25
Database(s), terminology      12
Database(s), types of      8—9
Date attribute      79
Date attribute, DATE data type      235 363 509
Date attribute, DATE function      257 348
Date attribute, DAY function      348
Date(s), ASCII character set and      255—256
Date(s), attributes      79
Date(s), comparison operators and      255—256
Date(s), constraints and      241
Date(s), data types and      232 235 363 509
Date(s), formatting      79
Date(s), functions      257 347—349
Date(s), relational model and      79
Date(s), validating      241
Date, C. J.      52 53 54 499 549
DBLC (Database life Cycie), database administration and      717
DBLC (Database life Cycie), database initial study phase      401— 106
DBLC (Database life Cycie), described      401—426
DBLC (Database life Cycie), design phase      402 406—420
DBLC (Database life Cycie), ER models and      410—415
DBLC (Database life Cycie), implementation and loading phase      402 420—424
DBLC (Database life Cycie), logical design and      418—420
DBLC (Database life Cycie), maintenance and evaluation phase      402 425—426
DBLC (Database life Cycie), normalization and      410—415
DBLC (Database life Cycie), operation phase      402 425
DBLC (Database life Cycie), physical design and      420
DBLC (Database life Cycie), SDLC and, comparison of      426
DBLC (Database life Cycie), software selection and      417—418
DBLC (Database life Cycie), testing and evaluation phase      402 425
DBLC and      414
DBLC and described      7 18—25
DBLC and functions of      21—24
DBLC and historical roots of      10—13
DBLC and locking methods and      449—458
DBLC and naming conventions and      18
DBLC and need for      713—714
DBLC and next generation of      550
DBLC and OO (object oriented) databases and      539 546 548—550
DBLC and physical design and      420
DBLC and software for      19—20 417—418
DBLC and transactions and      441 442 448—449
DBLC and Web database development and      663 703
DBLC and XML      656
DBLC and, comparison of      426
DBMSs (database management systems), data warehouses and      565—567 574
DBMSs (database management systems), database administration and      713—715 728—730
DBMSs (database management systems), DBLC and      414
DBMSs (database management systems), described      7 18—25
DBMSs (database management systems), functions of      21—24
DBMSs (database management systems), historical roots of      10—13
DBMSs (database management systems), locking methods and      449—458
DBMSs (database management systems), naming conventions and      18
DBMSs (database management systems), need for      713—714
DBMSs (database management systems), next generation of      550
DBMSs (database management systems), OO (object oriented) databases and      539 546 548—550
DBMSs (database management systems), physical design and      420
DBMSs (database management systems), software for      19—20 417—418
DBMSs (database management systems), transactions and      441 442 448—449
DBMSs (database management systems), Web database development and      663 703
DBMSs (database management systems), XML and      656
DBTG (Database Task Group)      38
DBTG (Database Task Group), dbXML Group      656
DDBMSs (distributed database management systems), advantages of      471—472
DDBMSs (distributed database management systems), centralized      470
DDBMSs (distributed database management systems), components of      477—478
DDBMSs (distributed database management systems), data allocation and      497—498
DDBMSs (distributed database management systems), data fragmentation and      492—495
DDBMSs (distributed database management systems), data replication and      495—497
DDBMSs (distributed database management systems), described      470—503
DDBMSs (distributed database management systems), disadvantages of      472—473
DDBMSs (distributed database management systems), evolution of      470—478
DDBMSs (distributed database management systems), heterogeneous      481
DDBMSs (distributed database management systems), homogenous      481
DDBMSs (distributed database management systems), levels of data and      478—482
DDBMSs (distributed database management systems), management of      472
DDBMSs (distributed database management systems), multiple-site process and      478 479—482
DDBMSs (distributed database management systems), process distribution and      478—482
DDBMSs (distributed database management systems), single-site process and      478 479
DDBMSs (distributed database management systems), transparency features and      482—485
DDC {distributed data catalog)      485 492 497
DDD (distributed data dictionary)      485
DDL (data definition language), classification of SQL as a      226
DDL (data definition language), database models and      38 40
DDL (data definition language), DBLC and      422
DDL (data definition language), described      24
Deadlocks, avoiding      456
Deadlocks, conditions for      455
Deadlocks, controlling      456
Deadlocks, described      454 455
Deadlocks, detecting      454 456 459
Deadlocks, optimistic methods and      458
deadlocks, preventing      456
Deadlocks, time stamping and      457
Deadly embrace, use of the term      455 (see also Deadlocks)
Decentralized      428—430
DECIMAL data type      235
Decision support systems (DSSs), architectural styles and      570—571
DECODE function      353
DEFAULT constraint, assigning dates with      241
DEFAULT constraint, degree, of relationships      142—147
DEFAULT constraint, described      227 239—240
Degrees of      55—57
DELETE command, deleting rows with      249
DELETE command, described      228 243
DELETE command, embedded SQL and      383
DELETE command, subqueries and      336
DELETE command, syntax of      249
Deletion anomalies      18 187
Dell Computer      625
denial of service attacks      634
Denormaiization      184 208—209 593—594 704 705
Dependence      15—16
Dependencies, diagrams of      189—191
Dependencies, identifying      189—191
Dependencies, normalization and      189—191
Dependencies, partial      190
dependencies, transitive      190
Dependent attributes, identifying      191—192 193
Dependent attributes, normalization and      191—192 194
Dependent attributes, removing      193—194
Dependent tables, described      295
Dependent tables, rules governing      295
Derived attributes      130 196—197 522
DES (Data Encryption Standard)      631
DESC qualifier      274
Described, main components of      561
Described, schema and      564—566 585
Design phase      402 406—420
Design phase, ER models and      410 415
Design phase, implementation and loading phase      402 420—424
Design phase, logical design and      418—420
Design phase, maintenance and evaluation phase      402 425—426
Design phase, normalization and      410—415
Design phase, operation phase      402 425
Design phase, physical design and      420
Design phase, SDLC and, comparison of      426
Design phase, software selection and      417—418
Design phase, testing and evaluation phase      402 425
Design, database, aggregation problems and      430
Design, database, bottom-up      427
Design, database, centralized      428—430
Design, database, challenges facing      166—168
Design, database, conceptual      408—417
Designers, role of      20
Desktop databases, described      8
Detailed systems design phase      399 400
Detailed systems design phase (SDLC)      399 400
Determinants, described      192
Development Life Cycle, Systems (SDLC) analysis phase      399—400
Development, browsers and      668—670 683—684
Development, client-side extensions      669—670
Development, described      660—707
Development, Web database      (see also Development Life Cycle Systems
Device media control language      (see DMCL (device media control language))
Diagram of      399
Diagram of implementation phase      399 400—401
Diagram of maintenance phase      399 401
Diagram of planning phase      39
Diagram of software selection and      405
Dictionaries (data)      233—234 292—293 485
Dictionaries (data), active      734
Dictionaries (data), database administration and      729 734—736
Dictionaries (data), DBLC and      413
Dictionaries (data), DDBMSs and      485
Dictionaries (data), described      21 92—93
Dictionaries (data), DIFFERENCE operator      86 87
Dictionaries (data), information resource      735
Dictionaries (data), management of      21—22
Dictionaries (data), passive      734
Dictionaries (data), relational model and      92—93
Dictionaries (data), star schema and      590
Digital, cash      635
digital, certificates      630
Digital, described      585
digital, signatures      631
Digital, tables      585 591 592—593
Disaster management      727
Disjoint subtypes      151
Diskless workstations      423
Diskpages, described      451
DISTINCT clause, COUNT function and      276 278
DISTINCT clause, listing unique values with      275—276
DISTINCT operator      228
distributed      417 471 492—498
Distributed database management systems (DDBMSs), advantages of      471 372
Distributed database management systems (DDBMSs), centralized      470
Distributed database management systems (DDBMSs), components of      477—478
Distributed database management systems (DDBMSs), data allocation and      497—498
Distributed database management systems (DDBMSs), data fragmentation and      492—495
Distributed database management systems (DDBMSs), data replication and      495—497
Distributed database management systems (DDBMSs), described      8 470—503
Distributed database management systems (DDBMSs), disadvantages of      472—473
Distributed database management systems (DDBMSs), evolution of      470—478
Distributed database management systems (DDBMSs), heterogeneous      481
Distributed database management systems (DDBMSs), homogenous      481
Distributed database management systems (DDBMSs), levels of data and      478—482
Distributed database management systems (DDBMSs), management of      472
Distributed database management systems (DDBMSs), muitiple-site process and      478 479—482
Distributed database management systems (DDBMSs), process distribution and      478—482
Distributed database management systems (DDBMSs), single-site process and      478 479
Distributed database management systems (DDBMSs), transparency features and      482—485
Distributed, e-commerce and      637—648
Distributed, importance of      9—10
Distributed, improving      194—199
Distributed, logical      10 418—420
Distributed, normalization and      202—206
Distributed, OO (object oriented) databases and      506 545—547
Distributed, overview of      9 24—25
Distributed, procedure flow and      407
Distributed, strategies      427
Distributed, top-down      427
distribution      727—728
Distribution transparency      482 483
Distribution, -files      743—745
Distribution, -information-decision cycle      712
Distribution, entry corrections      447
Distribution, extraction      560 566
Distribution, formats      15—16
Distribution, inconsistency      17
Distribution, independence      22 36 40 51
Distribution, marts      570
Distribution, of data      727—728
Distribution, preparation phase      599—600
Distribution, store      560 573
Distribution, transformation      22 396 475
Distribution, uncommitted      446
Distribution, use of the term      6 12 21
DIVIDE operator      86 92
DKNF (domain-key normal form)      207
DLLs (Dynamic-Link Libraries)      666 668
DMCL (device media control language)      422
DML (data manipulation language), classification of SQL as a      226
DML (data manipulation language), database models and      38 40 48
DML (data manipulation language), described      24
DML (data manipulation language), OODBMs and      539
DML (data manipulation language), Procedural SQL (PL/SQL) and      370
DML (data manipulation language), subqueries and      336
DML (data manipulation language), transactions and      460
DML (data manipulation language), triggers and      370
DNS (Domain Name Service)      624
DNS (Domain Name Service), domain(s) described      79 509
DNS (Domain Name Service), ER models and      125
DNS (Domain Name Service), OO (object oriented) databases and      509
DNS (Domain Name Service), relational model and      79
DNS (Domain Name Service), UNION operator and      87
DO — UNDO — REDO protocol      490
DO — WHILE loops      359—360
Double data type      235
DP (data processing) managers      13 14 24
DP (data processing) specialists      11 14 24
DP (data processor)      11 498
DP (data processor), concurrency control and      489
DP (data processor), described      477
DP (data processor), query optimization and      491
DP (data processor), SPSD and      479
DP (data processor), transactions and      486—487 490
DP (data processor), transparency and      485
Drill down      562 588
Drop command      272
DROP INDEX command      227
DROP SEQUENCE command      356
DROP TABLE command      227
DROP VIEW command      227
DSO (database security officer)      726
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