Database Development For Dummies (Paperback)

Allen G. Taylor

ISBN 10: 0764507524 / ISBN 13: 9780764507526

Published by John Wiley & Sons Inc, Foster City, 2000

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Paperback. Powerful, low-cost database development tools make it possible for virtually anybody to create their own databaseand this hands-on guide makes it fun and easy Databases permeate every nook and cranny of our highly connected, information-intensive world, from ATMs to personal finance, online shopping, and networked information management. Databases have become so integral to the business environment that, nowadays, it's next to impossible to stay competitive without the assistance of some sort of database technologyno matter what type or size of business you run. But developing your own database can be tricky. Whether you want to keep records for a small business or run a large e-commerce website, developing the right database system can be a major challenge. Which is where Database Development For Dummies comes in. From data modeling methods and development tools to Internet accessibility and security, this comprehensive guide shows you, step-by-step and with illustrations, everything you need to know about building a custom system from the ground up. You'll learn to: Model data accuratelyDesign a reliable functional databaseDeliver robust relational databases on time and on budgetBuild a user-friendly database applicationPut your database on the Web The book acquaints you with the most popular data modeling methods and shows you how to systematically design and develop a system incorporating a database and one or more applications that operate on it. Here's more of what you'll discover in the book: Database architecture and how it has evolvedHow database technology affects everyday lifeA structured approach to database developmentHow to create an appropriate data modelHow to develop a reliable relational designThe complexities that you're likely to encounter in designing a database and how to simplify themImplementing your design using Microsoft Access 2000, SQL Server, and other powerful database development toolsDatabase securityTen rules to know when creating a databaseAnother ten rules to know when creating a database application If you need a database tailored to you and your company's current and future data storage and management needs, this is the book for you. Get Database Development For Dummies and discover what it takes to design, develop, and implement a sophisticated database system. From ATMs to the personal finance, online shopping to networked information management, databases permeate every nook and cranny of our highly--connected, information--intensive world. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Database Development For Dummies (Paperback)
• Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc, Foster City
• Publication Date: 2000
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0764507524
• ISBN 13: 9780764507526
• Binding: Paperback
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

Powerful, low-cost database development tools make it possible for virtually anybody to create their own database―and this hands-on guide makes it fun and easy

Databases permeate every nook and cranny of our highly connected, information-intensive world, from ATMs to personal finance, online shopping, and networked information management. Databases have become so integral to the business environment that, nowadays, it's next to impossible to stay competitive without the assistance of some sort of database technology―no matter what type or size of business you run. But developing your own database can be tricky. Whether you want to keep records for a small business or run a large e-commerce website, developing the right database system can be a major challenge. Which is where Database Development For Dummies comes in.

From data modeling methods and development tools to Internet accessibility and security, this comprehensive guide shows you, step-by-step and with illustrations, everything you need to know about building a custom system from the ground up. You'll learn to:

• Model data accurately
• Design a reliable functional database
• Deliver robust relational databases on time and on budget
• Build a user-friendly database application
• Put your database on the Web

The book acquaints you with the most popular data modeling methods and shows you how to systematically design and develop a system incorporating a database and one or more applications that operate on it. Here's more of what you'll discover in the book:

• Database architecture and how it has evolved
• How database technology affects everyday life
• A structured approach to database development
• How to create an appropriate data model
• How to develop a reliable relational design
• The complexities that you're likely to encounter in designing a database and how to simplify them
• Implementing your design using Microsoft Access 2000, SQL Server, and other powerful database development tools
• Database security
• Ten rules to know when creating a database
• Another ten rules to know when creating a database application

If you need a database tailored to you and your company's current and future data storage and management needs, this is the book for you. Get Database Development For Dummies and discover what it takes to design, develop, and implement a sophisticated database system.

About the Author

Allen G. Taylor is a 30-year veteran of the computer industry and the author of 30 books, including Cruise for Free, SQL For Dummies, 8th Edition, Crystal Reports 2008 For Dummies, Database Development For Dummies, Access Power Programming with VBA, and SQL All-In-One For Dummies, Second Edition. He lectures internationally on astronomy, databases, innovation, and entrepreneurship. He also teaches database development and Crystal Reports through a leading online education. For the latest news on Allen's activities, check out DatabaseCentral.Info or his blog at moontube.wordpress.com.