ENTERPRISE DATABASE CONNECTIVITY

HACKATHORN

ISBN 10: 0471578029 / ISBN 13: 9780471578024

Published by John Wiley & Sons, 1993

About this Item

This important resource provides a thorough ap praisal of the latest developments in connecting heterogeneous databases across corporations, with a special emphasis on deploying enterprise applications to the desktop. Enterprise Database Connectivity also: - Discusses how to share data effectively across the enterprise. - Explains how to deploy enterprise applications as client/server architecture. - Provides an "open systems" perspective to da tabase connectivity. - Blends database management with data com munications. - Emphasizes both the desktop and mainframe platforms. - Explores the required infrastructure for LAN database servers. - Deals with the possible transition strategies or mainframe legacy systems. - Deals with federated (heterogeneous) databases on various platforms. Enterprise Database Connectivity is of critical val ue to database designers who must plan, design, and implement systems for corporate-wide infor mation systems and who need to know the client/ server database tools they must use. 600 gr.

Seller Inventory # 9780471578024LEA1637

Bibliographic Details

• Title: ENTERPRISE DATABASE CONNECTIVITY
• Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
• Publication Date: 1993
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0471578029
• ISBN 13: 9780471578024
• Binding: Blanda
• Illustrator: No Aplica
• Edition: 0.
• Condition: New
• Dust Jacket Condition: Nuevo
• Weight: 600 grams
• Book Type: Libro

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Synopsis

Written by a well known authority in the field, it explains how to use sophisticated products that merge database management with data communications in order to guarantee security, integrity and concurrency regardless of the computer platform. Provides in-depth coverage of the issues and concepts of Enterprise Database Connectivity (EDC) to deploy these enterprise applications successfully to the desktop. Enables readers to design and implement systems by offering objective information about significant products from IBM, Sybase, Microsoft, etc., for front end and imbedded tools. Discusses various approaches to connectivity (what works with what) and offers a simple action plan to allow large companies to move forward in this rapidly growing area.

Reviews

What's an enterprise? According to Hackathorn, a group motivated by a common objective working with common resources. Ergo, an enterprise database is a tool used by a group to make decisions, or in the words of Hackathorn, "a reflection of reality." With the fall of centralized information systems in most large organizations, enterprise computing and their databases--computing of, by, and for the people--has grown, thanks to desktop computing and local area networks. Hackathorn explains this brave enterprising world in terms of control, architecture, and management. Eight examples, labeled INDEPTH, explain with software cases principles of access, copy, and warehouse management. Questions at the end of each chapter help you ruminate on Hackathorn's perspectives of enterprise databases. If you're convinced that enterprise computing is just another passing fad, this book will convince you otherwise. Nevertheless, it not designed for database novice, and assumes some understanding of networking and database functions.
Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc.