Databases [Book] : a beginner's guide / Andrew J. Oppel.

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Oppel, Andrew J

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York : McGraw-Hill, c2009.Description: xviii, 478 p. : ill. ; 23 cmISBN:

9780071608466 (alk. paper)
007160846X (alk. paper)

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DDC classification:

005.74 22

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005.74

Summary: "Learn standard database design and management techniques applicable to any type of database. Featuring clear examples using both Microsoft Access and Oracle, Databases: A Beginner's Guide begins by showing you how to use Structured Query Language (SQL) to create and access database objects. Then, you'll discover how to implement logical design using normalization, transform the logical design into a physical database, and handle data and process modeling. You'll also get details on database security, online analytical processing (OLAP), connecting databases to applications, and integrating XML and object content into databases"--Resource description p. .

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Includes index.

"Learn standard database design and management techniques applicable to any type of database. Featuring clear examples using both Microsoft Access and Oracle, Databases: A Beginner's Guide begins by showing you how to use Structured Query Language (SQL) to create and access database objects. Then, you'll discover how to implement logical design using normalization, transform the logical design into a physical database, and handle data and process modeling. You'll also get details on database security, online analytical processing (OLAP), connecting databases to applications, and integrating XML and object content into databases"--Resource description p. .

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