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Solutions Manual and Supplementary Material for Database: Models, Languages, Design
Models, Languages, Design presents the traditional topic in database theory, and can be used as a self-study by database practitioners who are familiar with the relational technology and want to learn about object-oriented and deductive models. The author conveys a clearer
introduction than competing books through his organization of the material and explanations of the concepts. Presentation and style differ from existing books, most notably in the emphasis on generic concepts rather than the specifics of the existence of commercial products. The book is divided into
three Part I, Database Models and their Access Models; Part II, Disk Storage Management; and Part III, Database Design.
introduction than competing books through his organization of the material and explanations of the concepts. Presentation and style differ from existing books, most notably in the emphasis on generic concepts rather than the specifics of the existence of commercial products. The book is divided into
three Part I, Database Models and their Access Models; Part II, Disk Storage Management; and Part III, Database Design.
356 pages, Paperback
First published February 27, 1997
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