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Database in Depth
Authors:
Date C. J.
Published year: 2006
Pages: 1/127
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Database in Depth
Database in Depth
Database in Depth
Dedicated to the memory of E.F.Codd
Copyright
Foreword
What Makes This Book Different?
Further Preliminaries
Conventions Used in This Book
Using Code Examples
Safari Enabled
Comments and Questions
Acknowledgments
Chapter One. Introduction
A Remark on Terminology
Principles, Not Products
A Review of the Original Model
Model Versus Implementation
Properties of Relations
Relations Versus Relvars
Values Versus Variables
Summary
Exercises
Chapter Two. Relations Versus Types
Domain-Constrained Comparisons
Data Value Atomicity
So What s a Type?
Scalar Versus Nonscalar Types
Summary
Exercises
Chapter Three. Tuples and Relations
What s a Tuple?
Some Important Consequences
What s a Relation?
Further Important Consequences
Why Duplicate Tuples Are Prohibited
Why Nulls Are Prohibited
TABLE_DUM and TABLE_DEE
Summary
Exercises
Chapter Four. Relation Variables
Updating Is Set-at-a-Time
More on Candidate Keys
More on Foreign Keys
More on Views
Relvars and Predicates
More on Relations Versus Types
Summary
Exercises
Chapter Five. Relational Algebra
More on Closure
The Original Operators
Evaluating SQL Expressions
Extend and Summarize
Group and Ungroup
Expression Transformation
Relational Comparisons
More on Relational Assignment
The ORDER BY Operator
Summary
Exercises
Chapter Six. Integrity Constraints
Type Constraints
Database Constraints
Transactions
Why Database Constraint Checking Must Be Immediate
But Doesn t Some Checking Have to Be Deferred?
Constraints and Predicates
Miscellaneous Issues
Summary
Exercises
Chapter Seven. Database Design Theory
The Place of Design Theory
Functional Dependencies and BoyceCodd Normal Form
Join Dependencies and Fifth Normal Form
Two Cheers for Normalization
Orthogonality
Some Remarks on Physical Design
Summary
Exercises
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Database in Depth
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