- Copyright
- Preface
- About the Author
- Foreword
- Preface and Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Who Should Read This Book
- The Purpose of This Book
- How to Read This Book
- How This Book Is Organized
- Part One: Relational Database Design
- Part Two: The Design Process
- Part Three: Other Database Design Issues
- IMPORTANT: READ THIS SECTION!
- I. Relational Database Design
- 1. What Is a Relational Database?
- 2. Design Objectives
- 3. Terminology
- II. The Design Process
- 4. Conceptual Overview
- The Importance of Completing the Design Process
- Defining a Mission Statement and Mission Objectives
- Analyzing the Current Database
- Creating the Data Structures
- Determining and Establishing Table Relationships
- Determining and Defining Business Rules
- Determining and Establishing Views
- Reviewing Data Integrity
- Summary
- 5. Starting the Process
- 6. Analyzing the Current Database
- 7. Establishing Table Structures
- 8. Keys
- 9. Field Specifications
- 10. Table Relationships
- 11. Business Rules
- 12. Views
- 13. Reviewing Data Integrity
- 4. Conceptual Overview
- III. Other Database Design Issues
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C. J Date,. (1994) According to Date: Many Happy Returns! Database Programming and Design, September 1994, 19–22.
Candace C. Fleming, and Barbara von Halle. (1989) Handbook of Relational Database Design Reading, Mass.: Addison-Wesley.
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