The book “Fundamentals of Relating Databases” is written by well -known scientists of Stanford University Jeffrey Ulman and Jennifer Widid. The authors offer the user -oriented approach to the database systems, in which the main attention is paid to the design and implementation of practical applications.
The material of the book will be useful to everyone who studies the database. Here is a description of the database from the point of view of the designer, user and programmer. The authors consider the latest database standards: SQL2, SQL3, ODMG, ODL/OQL, as well as a traditional database design based on a model of entity-livaries (E/R-models).
Clearly presented material is accompanied by interesting practical examples.
Many aspects of programming in the SQL language are analyzed.
The results of the application of the methods of E/R-models and the language of determining ODMG objects in the design of the database are compared.
Object-oriented and object programming of the database is considered, including the current standard …
Author
Ulman Jeffrey D., Widom Jennifer
Translator
Nastrov P.
Publisher
Lori, 2006
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