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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/

Ñòàòóñ ïðåäìåòíîãî óêàçàòåëÿ: Ãîòîâ óêàçàòåëü ñ íîìåðàìè ñòðàíèö

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Èçäàíèå: 6th edition

Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 2004

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 795

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 29.03.2006

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DSSs (decision support systems), architectural styles and      570—571
DSSs (decision support systems), data warehouse implementations and      595
DSSs (decision support systems), database requirements and      564—567
DSSs (decision support systems), described      558 559—567
DSSs (decision support systems), main components of      561
DSSs (decision support systems), schema and      564—566 585
DTDs (Document Type Definitions      650—653
Dummy variables      86
Durability property      442 444
Dynamic pages and      625
Dynamic pages, middleware and      664—669
Dynamic pages, security and      703—704
Dynamic pages, server-side extensions and      664 669
Dynamic pages, static pages and      625
Dynamic, query optimization      491
Dynamic, SQL      385—386
Dynamic, statistical generation mode      492
E-commerce      (see also Transactions)
E-commerce, architecture      622—628
E-commerce, B2B (business to business)      617—620 628 655
E-commerce, B2B2C (business to business to consumer)      621
E-commerce, B2C (business to consumer)      617 621
E-commerce, benefits of      616
E-commerce, business services      628
E-commerce, business-enabling services      626—627
E-commerce, C2B2C (consumer to business to consumer)      621
E-commerce, C2C (consumer to consumer)      617
E-commerce, described      610—659
E-commerce, design for      637—648
E-commerce, disadvantages of      617
E-commerce, impact of      615—617
E-commerce, security and      617 626 628—635
E-commerce, Web payment processing and      635—637
early binding      531—533
eBay      617
EDGAR database      663
EDI (electronic data interchange)      614 618 655
EDP (electronic data processing)      715
EFT (electronic funds transfers)      614
Embedded SQL      381—386
Encapsulation, described      511
Encapsulation, OO (object oriented) databases and      511 521 534 539
Encapsulation, relational model and      79
Encryption      423 631
END clause      361 366 379 541
END keyword      366 379
End users      (see also Users)
End users, browsers and      24
End users, business rules and      33
End users, communication interfaces and      24
End users, described      20
End users, perceptions of, verifying      33
Enterprise databases, described      8 714
Enterprise Manager (Oracle)      741
Entities      (see also ER (entity relationship))
Entities, aggregation problems and      430
Entities, business rules and      32—33
Entities, cardinality and      131—132
Entities, characteristics of      124—125
Entities, composite {bridge)      101 147—150 411 545
Entities, connectivity and      131—132
Entities, described      31
Entities, ER models and      124
Entities, existence-dependent      133 139
Entities, existence-independent      133
Entities, instances (occurrences) of      45 124
Entities, integrity of      82 85—86 00
Entities, object oriented) databases and      507 533—534
Entities, relational model and      76 82—83
Entities, sets of      46 50 124 534
Entities, subtype      150—157 430
Entities, supertype      150—157
Entities, symbols for      154
Entities, weak      139—142 154 296
Equijoin, described      91 (see also Joins)
ER (entity relationship) models      (see also Chen ER model)
ER (entity relationship) models, advantages/disadvantages      48
ER (entity relationship) models, attributes and      124—130
ER (entity relationship) models, basic structure of      45—47
ER (entity relationship) models, cardinality and      131—132
ER (entity relationship) models, classification of, as conceptual models      57—58
ER (entity relationship) models, components of      45—46 164
ER (entity relationship) models, connectivity and      131—132
ER (entity relationship) models, converting, into database structures      291—297
ER (entity relationship) models, database administration and      737—738
ER (entity relationship) models, DBLC and      410—415
ER (entity relationship) models, described      45—48 56
ER (entity relationship) models, developing      157—165
ER (entity relationship) models, iterative processes and      412
ER (entity relationship) models, modules and      415 416
ER (entity relationship) models, normalization and      202—205
ER (entity relationship) models, OIDs and      535
ER (entity relationship) models, OO (object oriented) databases and      509 521 533—535 545—546
ER (entity relationship) models, relationships and      130—131
ER (entity relationship) models, SDLC and      400
ER (entity relationship) models, top-down design and      427
ER (entity relationship) models, verifying      415—417
ERDM (extended relational data model)      52—53 54
ERDs (entity relationship diagrams)      45—48 57—58
ERDs (entity relationship diagrams), composite entities and      149
ERDs (entity relationship diagrams), described      45—47
ERDs (entity relationship diagrams), relationship lines in      134
ERDs (entity relationship diagrams), weak entities and      140
Ericsson      537
ERM (extended relational model)      549
ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning)      619
Error(s) file system data management and      15
Error(s) GROUP BY clause and      281
Error(s) maintenance and      401
Error(s) naming conventions and      18
Error(s) Procedural SQL (PL/SQL) and      362
Error(s) relational model and      100
Error(s) SDLC and      401
Error(s) SQL and      236
Error(s) subqueries and      336—339
Error(s) updatable views and      357—358
ERwin Data Modeler (Computer Associates)      738
Essbase XTD (Hyperion)      600
Excel (Microsoft)      577 668
EXCEPT keyword      320
EXISTS operator      228 260 263—264 346
Exit command      381
Extensibility, described      520
Extensibility, OO (object oriented) databases and      520 539 547 549—550
Extensibility, SQL      3
Extensibility, standard and      550
Extensible markup language (XML)      614 648—656
Extensible Markup Language (XML), applications      655—656
Extensible Markup Language (XML), B2B and      619
Extensible Markup Language (XML), DTDs and      650—653
Extensible Markup Language (XML), schema      651—652
Extensible Markup Language (XML), services      656
External model      60—62
Extraction, of data      560 566
extranets      621—622
F — THEN — ELSE loops      359—360
Fact(s) described      585
Fact(s) tables      585 591 593—594
FCHAR data type      236
FETCH command, embedded SQL and      385
FETCH command, Procedural SQL (PIVSQL) and      379 381
Field(s) definitions      16—17
Field(s) described      12 77
Field(s) names      16
Field(s) relational model and      77
Field(s) sample      16
Fifth normal form (1NF)      207
File(s), described      12
File(s), history of databases and      10—13
File(s), systems      10—18
File(s), terminology      12
Filtering data      560 566
Firewalls      634
First normal form (INF)      184 188—191
Flags, described      86
float data type      235
Floor function      350
foreign key constraint      227 239
Foreign key(s), attributes      128
Foreign key(s), constraints      241
Foreign key(s), data redundancy and      104
Foreign key(s), defining      241 271—272
Foreign key(s), described      84 85
Foreign key(s), ER models and      128 134
Foreign key(s), many-to-many relationships and      101
Foreign key(s), one-to-many relationships and      98
Foreign key(s), referential integrity and      84 238
Foreign key(s), relational model and      104
Foreign key(s), rules governing      295 296—297
FORTRAN (FORmula TRANsiation)      14 359 382
forward slash (/)      12 78 361
Fourth normal form (4NF)      184
Fourth-generation languages (4GL)      14 44
Fragmentation, DDBMSs and      473 477 484
Fragmentation, described      492—495
Fragmentation, horizontal      492 493—494
Fragmentation, mixed      492 495
Fragmentation, transparency      483 484 499
Fragmentation, vertical      492 494
FROM clause, computed columns and      256
FROM clause, joins and      286 288 332
FROM clause, subqueries and      337 341—342 344
Fry, J. P.      153
ftp (file transfer protocol)      625 632
Fully heterogeneous DDBMSs      481 (see also DDBMSs (distributed database management systems))
Fully replicated databases      497 (see also Replication)
Function(s)      (see also Functions (listed by name))
Function(s) conversion      351—353
Function(s) date and time      347—349
Function(s) numeric      350
Function(s) stored      381
Function(s) string      350—351
Functional dependence      80—82
Functions (listed by name)      (see also Functions)
Functions (listed by name), ABS function      350
Functions (listed by name), AVERAGE function      83
Functions (listed by name), AVG function      228 276—277 280—283
Functions (listed by name), CEIL function      350
Functions (listed by name), DATE function      257 348
Functions (listed by name), DAY function      348
Functions (listed by name), DECODE function      353
Functions (listed by name), FLOOR function      350
Functions (listed by name), LASTJDAY function      349
Functions (listed by name), LENGTH function      351
Functions (listed by name), LOWER function      351
Functions (listed by name), MONTH function      348
Functions (listed by name), NVL function      352
Functions (listed by name), ROUND function      350
Functions (listed by name), SUBSTR function      351
Functions (listed by name), SYSDATE function      257 349
Functions (listed by name), TO.NUMBER function      351 352
Functions (listed by name), TO_CHAR function      348 351 352
Functions (listed by name), TO_DATE function      349 351
Functions (listed by name), TRUNC function      350
Functions (listed by name), UPPER function      262 351
Functions (listed by name), YEAR function      348
G2B (government to business), e-commerce      617
G2C (government to consumer), e-commerce      617
Generalized hierarchy      151
GIS (Geographic Information Systems)      537 582
Global schema, distributed      485
GO/NO GO decision points      400
GRANT command      703
Granularity (level of aggregation)      561—562 563 564
graphical user interfaces      (see GUIs (graphical user interfaces))
GROUPBYdause, AVG function and      280—281
GROUPBYdause, described      227
GROUPBYdause, growing phase      454
GROUPBYdause, subqueries and      339
GROUPBYdause, updatable views and      358
GUAM (Generalized Update Access Method)      34
GUIs (graphical user interfaces), database models and      55
GUIs (graphical user interfaces), DDBMSs and      472
GUIs (graphical user interfaces), embedded SQL and      382
GUIs (graphical user interfaces), OLAPand      576 577—579
GUIs (graphical user interfaces), OO (object oriented) databases and      506
GUIs (graphical user interfaces), ROLAP and      582
hackers      634
Hammer, M.      49
Hardware, database models and      44
Hardware, DDBMSs and      477 499
Hardware, failures      458 539
Hardware, independence      59 499
Hardware, OODBMs and      539
Hardware, overview of      19
hardware, requirements      399 418
HAVING clause      227 283—284 339
Heterogeneous DDBMSs      481 (see also DDBMSs (distributed database management systems)
Hewlett — Packard      547
Hierarchical data models, advantages/disadvantages of      36—38
Hierarchical data models, described      34—38 56
Hierarchical input process output (HIPO), diagrams      400
Hierarchical path, described      35
Historical accuracy, maintaining      195—196
Homogenous DDBMSs      481 (see also DDBMSs (distributed database management systems))
Homonyms      94 430
Horizontal fragmentation      492 493—494
Host languages, described      382
Host languages, embedded SQL and      382 383
HTML (HyperText Markup Language), ColdFusion and      671 672
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language), described      624
HTML (HyperText Markup Language), e-commerce and      622 624 625 648—649
HTML (HyperText Markup Language), server-side extensions and      664
HTML (HyperText Markup Language), stateless systems and      684
HTML (HyperText Markup Language), Web database development and      664 668 671—672 684 705
HTML (HyperText Markup Language), XML and      648—649
HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol)      624 625 632 669
Hughes Aircraft      154
Hyperion      600
Hyperlinks      624 (see also URLs (Uniform Resource Locators))
I/O (input/output) operations, DDBMSs and      475
I/O (input/output) operations, MFSDand      480
I/O (input/output) operations, normalization and      208
I/O (input/output) operations, performance transparency and      491
IBM (International Business Machines), data warehouses and      600
IBM (International Business Machines), database administration and      735 738 740
IBM (International Business Machines), database models and      34 38 41
IBM (International Business Machines), DBLC and      418 420—421
IBM (International Business Machines), embedded SQL and      382
IBM (International Business Machines), IBM DB      2 41 226 548—549 600 668
IBM (International Business Machines), OO (object oriented) databases and      547 549
IBM (International Business Machines), schema and      231
IBM (International Business Machines), SOM (System Object Model)      547
IBM (International Business Machines), transactions and      441
IC Verify      636
ICAM (integrated computer-aided manufacturing)      154
ICAM (integrated computer-aided manufacturing), DEFIX model      154 156
IE (information engineering)      738
Implementation and loading phase (DBLC)      402 420—424
Implementation, phase {SDLC)      399 400—401
IMS (information management system)      34 38
IN operator, described      228 260 263
IN operator, subqueries and      338—339
Independence {data)      22 36 40 51
Indexes, components of      107
Indexes, composite      242
indexes, creating      242—243
Indexes, described      106
Indexes, OODBMs and      539
Indexes, relational model and      106—107
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