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200 10$aDatabase solutions $ea step-by-step guide to building databases /$fThomas Connolly and Carolyn Begg
205   $aSecond edition.
210  1$aHarlow, England :$cPearson :$cAddison-Wesley,$d[2004]
210  4$d©2004
215   $a1 online resource (xxiv, 528 pages) $cillustrations
300   $aPrevious edition: 2000.
311 08$a0-321-17350-3 
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $aPart 1. Background -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The relational model -- 3. SQL and QBE -- 4. The database system development lifecycle -- 5. Database administration and security -- Part 2. Database analysis and design techniques -- 6. Fact-finding -- 7. Entity-Relationship modeling -- 8. Normalization -- Part 3. Logical database design -- 9. Logical database design - Step 1 -- 10. Logical database design - Step 2 -- 11. Enhanced ER modeling techniques -- Part 4. Physical database design -- 12. Physical database design - Step 3 -- 13. Physical database design - Step 4 -- 14. Physical database design - Steps 5 and 6 -- 15. Physical database design - Step 7 -- 16. Physical database design - Step 8 -- Part 5. Second worked example -- 17. PerfectPets - Logical database design -- 18. PerfectPets - Physical database design -- Part 6. Current and emerging trends -- 19. Current and emerging trends -- Appendix A. Alternative data modeling notations -- Appendix B. Summary of the database design methodology -- Appendix C. Advanced logical database design -- Appendix D. File organizations and indexes -- Appendix E. Common data models.
330   $aAre you responsible for designing and creating the databases that keep your business running? Or are you studying for a module in database design? If so, Database Solutions is for you! This fully revised and updated edition will make the database design and build process smoother, quicker and more reliable. Recipe for database success Take one RDMS Ð any of the major commercial products will do: Oracle, Informix, SQL Server, Access, Paradox Add one thorough reading of Database Solutions if you are an inexperienced database designer, or one recap of the methodology if you are an old hand Use the design and implementation frameworks to plan your timetable, use a common data model that fits your requirements and adapt as necessary.
606   $aDatabase design
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700   $aConnolly$b Thomas M.$0193291
702   $aBegg$b Carolyn E.
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