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Understanding Relational Database Query Languages
by Dietrich, Suzanne W.
 

 
Cover Price: $55.40
Online Price: $45.43
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ISBN-10: 0130286524
ISBN-13: 9780130286529
Publisher: Prentice-Hall
Published February 2001; Paperback; 176 pages
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All Sections > Databases > SQL

Summary:

FEATURES/BENEFITS

  • Hands-on Approach
    • Win RDBI software available on the author's web site allows readers to interactively experiment with Relational Algebra, Domain Relational Calculus, Tuple Relational Calculus, and Structured Query Language expressions appearing in the book.
  • SQL Foundations
    • Introduces readers to the industry standard query language in terms of its mathematical foundations and the formal query languages on which SQL is based.
  • Case Studies
    • Enable students and professionals to examine realistic examples from a requirement description to conceptual design and implementation. Provides a side-by-side comparison of the four query languages.
  • Relates Theory to Practice
    • Examines the query languages of the popular PC-based database product Microsoft® Access™, including Access QBE (Query By Example) and Access SQL.


Table of Contents:
1. The Relational Data Model.
2. Relational Algebra.
3. Domain Relational Calculus.
4. Tuple Relational Calculus.
5. SQL.
6. Case Studies.
7. Microsoft Access.
Appendix: WinRDBI


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