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Item Details
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RELATIONAL DATA BASE MANAGEMENT FOR MICROCOMPUTERS
DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION |
| By: |
Jan L. Harrington |
| Format: |
Paperback |
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£35.50 |
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| ISBN 10: |
0030315883 |
| ISBN 13: |
9780030315886 |
| Publisher: |
CENGAGE LEARNING, INC |
| Edition: |
2nd Revised edition |
| Pages: |
500 |
| Description: |
This book is primarily intended for use as a text in a database management course that approaches the subject as a business application. It can also be the basis for a short, intensive relational database design seminar. |
| Synopsis: |
This book is primarily intended for use as a text in a database management course that approaches the subject as a business application. It can also be the basis for a short, intensive relational database design seminar. Features: * The first part of the text focuses on design of relational databases, from how systems work to maximising relational design. * Chapter 2 reviews the systems development cycle for students who have not recently studied systems analysis and design. * The second portion of the text focuses on data manipulation, including relational algebra, QBE, interactive SQL, and database integrity. * The final portion of the text presents the main issues of multiuser databases and data management. * Examples in the book involve two case studies: Small Bank, and Federated Taxi Company. Two additional case studies form the basis for end-of-chapter exercises. * End-of-chapter discussion questions and exercises encourage students to view concepts in different contexts and give practice in assessing user needs, formulating good relational designs, and creating effective queries. |
| Illustrations: |
illustrations |
| Publication: |
US |
| Imprint: |
Course Technology Inc |
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Non-returnable |
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