Database design and implementation / Edward Sciore.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Hoboken, NJ : John Wiley, 2009.Description: xxi, 762 p. : ill; 24 cmContent type:
  • Text
Media type:
  • Unmediated
Carrier type:
  • Volume
ISBN:
  • 978-0-471-75716-0
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • 005.1 Sci65d
Contents:
Why a database system? -- Data definition -- Data design -- Data manipulation -- Integrity and security -- Improving query efficiency -- Clients and servers -- Using JDBC -- Persistent java objects -- Data exchange -- Webserver-based database clients -- Disk and file management -- Memory management -- Transaction management -- Record management -- Metadata management -- Query processing -- Parsing -- Planning -- Database server -- Indexing -- Materialization and sorting -- Effective buffer utilization -- Query optimization.
Summary: This book takes software developers through database systems while covering the traditional database system concepts from a systems perspective. The chapters are organized according to the components of a database, starting from low-level disk access and ending at the query planner.
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Books Books FEU - Cavite Higher Education HED Library 005.1 Sci65d (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available HED1605

Includes index

English

Why a database system? -- Data definition -- Data design -- Data manipulation -- Integrity and security -- Improving query efficiency -- Clients and servers -- Using JDBC -- Persistent java objects -- Data exchange -- Webserver-based database clients -- Disk and file management -- Memory management -- Transaction management -- Record management -- Metadata management -- Query processing -- Parsing -- Planning -- Database server -- Indexing -- Materialization and sorting -- Effective buffer utilization -- Query optimization.

This book takes software developers through database systems while covering the traditional database system concepts from a systems perspective. The chapters are organized according to the components of a database, starting from low-level disk access and ending at the query planner.

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