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This clearly written text is designed to explain the principles behind database to an audience which has only an elementary understanding of computers and computer programming and suitable for use as a text in a first course in database management. Chapters include simple files and storage media; file organization and access methods; benefits of the database approach; DBMS characteristics; the hierarchical, network, relational, and pseudorelational models; database design; data dictionaries; database environment issues; data administration; and evolving topics (database machines, distributed…
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2 editions- Other · English · 1990Wiley · 394 pages · 9780471617594
- Other · English · 1985Wiley · 386 pages · 9780471807025
Database managementDatenbankentwurfDatenbanksystemGestionBases de donnéesSoftware