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Introduction To Database And Knowledge-base Systems

By: S Krishna

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Hardcover | 1 March 1992

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This book provides a comprehensive yet concise coverage of the concepts and technology of database systems and their evolution into knowledge-bases. The traditional material on database systems at senior undergraduate level is covered. An understanding of concepts is emphasized avoiding extremes in formalism or detail.Rather than be restricted to a single example used over an entire book, a variety of examples are used. These enable the reader to understand the basic abstractions which underlie description of many practical situations.A major portion of the book concerns database system technology with focus on the relational model. Various topics are discussed in detail, preparing the ground for more advanced work.

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Non-Fiction Computing & I.T.Computer Science Artificial Intelligence Databases Booktopia Publisher Services World Scientific Publishing

Preliminaries and Overview	p. 1
Introduction	p. 1
The Database Environment	p. 3
Architecture of Database Systems	p. 5
Data Models	p. 6
Entity Relationship Model	p. 7
Database Languages	p. 9
Structuring Database Systems	p. 11
Functional Architecture	p. 11
The Client-Server Architecture	p. 13
Personal Computer Database Systems	p. 15
Online Transaction Processing Systems	p. 16
From Databases to Knowledge-Bases	p. 18
Summary	p. 19
Exercises	p. 20
Bibliographic Notes and References	p. 21
The Relational Model	p. 23
The Relational Data Model	p. 23
ER Model and Relational Model	p. 27
Integrity Rules	p. 29
Functional Dependency	p. 30
Normal Forms for Relations	p. 32
First Three Normal Forms	p. 32
Boyce-Codd Normal Form	p. 38
Summary	p. 39
Exercises	p. 39
Bibliographic Notes and References	p. 41
Relational Operations and Further Normalization	p. 43
Relational Algebra Operators	p. 44
Basic Operators	p. 44
Derived Operators	p. 46
Relational Calculus	p. 48
Multivalued Dependencies	p. 50
The Fourth Normal Form	p. 55
Lossless Join Decomposition	p. 56
Join Dependency	p. 61
The Fifth Normal Form	p. 62
Summary	p. 62
Exercises	p. 63
Bibliographic Notes and References	p. 65
Relational Database Languages and Systems	p. 67
SQL	p. 68
Operations on Single Tables	p. 71
Queries Involving more than One Table	p. 72
Nested Queries	p. 73
Aggregate Functions	p. 76
Other Operations	p. 77
Shortcomings of SQL	p. 79
QUEL	p. 80
Aggregate Operations	p. 84
Other Operations	p. 85
Query-By-Example	p. 86
Aggregate Operators	p. 89
Other Operations	p. 89
Recursive Queries	p. 90
Criteria for Evaluating Relational Database Systems	p. 91
Summary	p. 97
Exercises	p. 97
Bibliographic Notes and References	p. 99
Hierarchical and Network Models	p. 101
The Hierarchical Data Model	p. 103
Translating Entity-Relationship Representations	p. 104
Logical Relationships	p. 104
Database Definition	p. 107
Hierarchical Data Manipulation	p. 107
The Network Model	p. 111
From Hierarchy to Network	p. 111
Background	p. 111
Network Model Data Structures	p. 113
The DBTG Set	p. 115
Data Definition Language	p. 116
Network Data Manipulation	p. 118
Conclusion	p. 125
Summary	p. 126
Exercises	p. 126
Bibliographic Notes and References	p. 128
Physical Data Organization	p. 131
Basic Concepts	p. 131
Addressing	p. 134
Performance Measures	p. 135
Heap Storage	p. 136
Indexed Sequential Organization	p. 137
Multi-level Indexes	p. 141
Tree Structures	p. 142
The B-Tree Organization	p. 145
B+trees	p. 153
Hashed Files	p. 153
Basic Hashing Scheme	p. 154
Problems with the Basic Scheme	p. 157
Extendible Hashing	p. 158
Linear Hashing	p. 163
Multi-key Organizations	p. 166
Grid Files	p. 168
Partitioned Hash Functions	p. 170
Summary	p. 172
Exercises	p. 173
Bibliographic Notes and References	p. 175
Elements of Database Design	p. 177
Requirement Analysis	p. 179
Conceptual Modeling	p. 180
The Extended Entity-Relationship Model	p. 181
Conceptual Representation with the EER Model	p. 183
Data Modeling	p. 187
Transaction Analysis	p. 188
Database Performance	p. 189
Tools for Physical Database Design	p. 192
Summary	p. 194
Exercises	p. 194
Bibliographic Notes and References	p. 195
Protection and Preservation of Databases	p. 197
Transactions	p. 197
Integrity Control	p. 199
Integrity Constraints	p. 201
Integrity Constraints in SQL	p. 204
Integrity Features in INGRES	p. 206
Security	p. 207
Views	p. 210
View Definition and Authorization in SQL	p. 211
Security Features in INGRES	p. 214
Database Recovery	p. 216
Log-based Recovery Schemes	p. 218
Shadow Paging	p. 223
Summary	p. 224
Exercises	p. 224
Bibliographic Notes and References	p. 226
Concurrency Control	p. 229
Transactions and Serializability	p. 230
Concurrency Control through Locking	p. 236
Deadlocks	p. 238
Avoiding Deadlocks	p. 241
Deadlock Detection and Resolution	p. 243
Locking Modes	p. 244
Timestamping	p. 245
Summary	p. 248
Exercises	p. 249
Bibliographic Notes and References	p. 250
Distributed Database Systems	p. 253
Features of Distributed Database Systems	p. 254
Structuring Distributed Databases	p. 256
Query Optimization	p. 258
Semijoin Programs	p. 261
Concurrency Control	p. 263
Concurrency Control based on Locking	p. 263
Handling Deadlocks	p. 265
Timestamping	p. 267
Recovery	p. 267
Two-phase Commit Protocol	p. 269
Implementations	p. 270
Summary	p. 270
Exercises	p. 271
Bibliographic Notes and References	p. 272
Deductive Databases	p. 275
Introduction	p. 275
Structure	p. 276
Architecture	p. 277
Basic Elements	p. 277
Database Systems and Prolog	p. 280
Inference and Query Processing in Prolog	p. 280
Prolog for Database Queries	p. 282
Limitations of Prolog for Database Usage	p. 285
Datalog	p. 286
Query Processing Strategies	p. 287
Recursive Query Processing	p. 288
Naive Evaluation	p. 289
Semi-Naive Evaluation	p. 290
Magic Sets	p. 291
Implementations	p. 296
Summary	p. 296
Exercises	p. 297
Bibliographic Notes and References	p. 298
Object-Oriented Database Systems	p. 301
Introduction	p. 301
Object-Oriented Programming Languages	p. 303
Features of Object-Oriented Database Systems	p. 306
Querying Object-Oriented Databases	p. 313
Implementations	p. 316
Summary	p. 317
Bibliographic Notes and References	p. 317
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