What Is In-Database Processing?

This book introduces database processing technology from three levels of basics, design, and implementation. The content is comprehensive and detailed, including classic theories such as database design, database implementation, multi-user data processing, and data access standards, as well as business intelligence, XML, and XML. NET and other latest technologies. This book is novel in content arrangement and writing style, emphasizing the fun in the learning process, and focusing on two project exercises throughout the book, so that readers can use the knowledge they have learned from the beginning to solve specific application examples. Each chapter in this book has a wealth of exercises, which can be used as a bilingual textbook for database courses for undergraduates or graduate students in universities, but also a good professional reference book. ^[1]

Database processing

"Database Processing: Basics, Design and Implementation (11th Edition)" is an internationally recognized professional book on database processing. It is an undergraduate basic textbook for English-speaking countries. In addition to retaining the basic content of database processing basics, data modeling, database design, database principles, and network database processing, this version focuses on expanding database system interconnection, business intelligence, data warehouse, and XML deep applications. The author has carefully designed the View Ridge Gallery and Morgan Import Company database project, which is used throughout the book, which greatly assists concept understanding, method mastery, and specific practice. Each chapter contains a large number of selected practice questions and reflection questions, which are the author's experience and summary of famous foreign universities' teaching, which is conducive to self-study and teaching.

"Database Processing: Basics, Design, and Implementation (11th Edition)" is suitable as a textbook for undergraduate and graduate database courses in computer and related majors in colleges and universities, as well as a reference book for computer professionals.

Author :( US) Crow Enke (David M.Kroenke) (United States) Orr (David J.Auer) Translator: Sun Weiwei Chen Tongbing etc.

Introduction

Chapter 1 Preface 2

Chapter 2 Introduction to Structured Query Language 28

Part two database design

Chapter 3 Relational Models and Normalization

Chapter 4 Database Design Using Normalization

Chapter 5 Data Modeling Using Entity-Contact Models

Chapter 6 Turning Data Models into Database Designs

Part III Database Implementation

Chapter 7 Creating Databases and Processing Applications with SQL

Chapter 8 Database Redesign

Part IV Multi-User Database Processing

Chapter 9 Managing Multi-User Databases

Chapter 10 Managing Databases with SQL Server 2008

Chapter 10A Managing Databases with Oracle Database 11g

Chapter 10B Managing Databases with MySQL 5.1

Part V Database Access Standards

Chapter 11 Web Server Environments

12. XML Database Processing

13. Database Processing in Business Intelligence Systems

Online Addendum 475

Reference 476

Glossary 478