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|a Codd, E. F.
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|a The relational model for database management :
|b version 2 /
|c E. F. Codd.
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|a New York :
|b Addison-Wesley,
|c 1990
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|a xxii, 538 p. ;
|c 23 cm.
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|a Chapter 1. Introduction to version 2 of the relational model. Chapter 2. Structure-Oriented and data-oriented features. Chapter 3. Domains as extended data types. Chapter 4. The basic operators. Chapter 5. The advanced operators. Chapter 6. Naming. Chapter 7. Commands for the DBA. Chapter 8. Missing information. Chapter 9. Response to technical criticisms regarding missing information. Chapter 10. Qualifiers. Chapter 11. Indicators. Chapter 12. Query and manipulation. Chapter 13. Integrity constraints. Chapter 14. User-defined integrity constraints. Chapter 15. Catalog. Chapter 16. Views. Chapter 17. View updatability. Chapter 18. Authorization. Chapter 19. Functions. Chapter 20. Protection of investment. Chapter 21. Principles of DBMS design. Chapter 22. Principles of design for relational languages. Chapter 23. Serious flaws in SQL. Chapter 24. Distributed database management. Chapter 25. More on distributed database management. Chapter 26. Advantages of the relational approach. Chapter 27. Present products and future improvements. Chapter 28. Extending the relational model. Chapter 29. Fundamental laws of database management. Chapter 30. Claimed alternatives to the relational model.
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