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paperback. Condition: New. Ship out in 2 business day, And Fast shipping, Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Pages Number: 321 Publisher: Machinery Industry Press. Pub. Date :2004-9-1. This book covers the latest database standards SQL-99. SQLPSM. SQLCLI and ODL. but more than most other books are introduction to SQL content from the database designer. user and application programmer's point of layman's language and the database. Notable feature of the book: widespread attention through the use of real world examples to improve readability. Many aspects of SQL programming launched a broad and comprehensive discussion. given ER model based on common design principles. describes the use of ODL standard object-oriented design and SQL-99 standard object - relational design. explains how SQL is a JDBC (Java) and SQL CLI (ODBC) and modern host language interaction. cover for database designers and users is very important to a number of advanced topics. including integrity constraints. triggers. transactions. authorization. SQL-99 recursion. and so on. The home http:www-db. stanford. edu ullman fcdb. html for the book provides more support. Contents: Publisher's list of the Steering Committee of experts. then the translator Foreword Chapter 1 sequence database system. database system development world 1.1 1.2 Database Management System Database System 1.3 Overview 1.4 Summary 1.5 References Chapter 2 Entity - Contact Data Model 2.1 ER Model elements of design principles 2.3 2.2 2.4 modeling constraints 2.5 Summary 2.6 weak entity set reference Chapter 3. the relationship model. relational data base model 3.1 3.2 ER diagram to relational design from 3.3 to sub-class structure of functional dependencies between 3.4 3.5 function conversion 3.6 rely on the rules of relational database schema design value depends more than 3.7 Summary 3.9 References 3.8 Chapter 4 4.1 data model is object-oriented concepts review 4.2 ODL Introduction 4.3 ODL 4.4 other concepts in the design to the relationship between the design from the ODL 4.5 object-relational model 4.6 Data 4.7 XML semi-structured data model and its 4.8 Summary 4.9 References Chapter 5 Chapter 6 of relational algebra database language SQL constraints and triggers Chapter 7 Chapter 8 SQL Chapter 9. the system features an object-oriented query language first Chapter 10 Logical Query LanguageFour Satisfaction guaranteed,or money back.…