RELATIONAL DATABASE PRACTICES: BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN THE THEORY OF DATABASE DESIGN AND REAL-WORLD PRACTICES
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RELATIONAL DATABASE PRACTICES: BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN THE THEORY OF DATABASE DESIGN AND REAL-WORLD PRACTICES

by Malcolm Hamer

Education Computer Science Databases
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Relational Database Practices examines how the principles of relational database design connect with real-world practice. Written for readers who want more than theory alone, it offers a practical perspective on applying database concepts and understanding the considerations involved in working with relational database systems.

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Relational Database Practices explores the relationship between database design theory and its application in real-world settings.

The book focuses on relational databases and the practices involved in designing and working with them.

It is intended for readers seeking a practical perspective on database concepts beyond purely theoretical treatment.

By emphasizing the bridge between theory and practice, the book provides context for understanding how relational database principles can be applied.

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