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Looking for a easy to understand database design intro book and mid level ASP.net book. Do you have any recommandation?
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Head First SQL is also pretty good if you're just starting out, but it's more about SQL than database design, per se reading Refactoring Databases although....
Database Design for Mere Mortals is probably the best book on the subject.
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Can you recommend me books that you like the most in database design and optimization?
Edit: General design and optimization books (database-independent, no matter it's Oracle, SQL Server or DB2,...) are great. But database-specific books are still great...
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Data Modelling ....
The book documented a design for a "Semantic Database" with Object Oriented properties book.
The best platform agnostic book I have found is Database Design for Mere Mortals by Michael J of its time.
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In programming, there is often a canonical book for a particular topic, like the dragon book for compilers, K&R for C, etc.
Is their a book regarding modern database design that simply must be read by anyone that would hope to eventually design databases...
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It depends on what you're looking to Database Systems by C.J....
There are some good ones that can help.
I'd say, Database Design for Mere Mortals , personally :)
I'd say there is no one book I'd recommend as THE design book.
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I need some help with the following:
I am setting up a booking system (kind of hotel booking) and I have inserted a check in date and a check out date into database, how do I go to check if a room is already booked?
I have no clue how to manage the already...
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Start with a solid database structure.
Class of room is available for the timespan in question .
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Hi, are there any books on designing and building database software (not organizing table layouts), like optimum file formats etc.
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The third book in....
Al's Readings in database systems and Kim & Lochovsky's Object of the manual.
There are a few other textbooks on the subject, of which Stonebraker et .
Goes into database systems architecture amongst other things.
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I have some good books on database theory (covering relational calculus, tuples, normal forms etc.) but I'd like a nuts-and-bolts text on appropriate database design: appropriate schema design choices and practical issues that come up in the field.
Not...
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However, any time that you deal to see how the actual database....
Not exactly a book, but I have found that following the same methods that Ruby on Rails uses generally produces excellent database design even if you're not using RoR.
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Hello everyone. My thesis at university is studying about high availability database. Can you suggest me some good books on this field? I want to concentrate on SQL Server.
Thank you!
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Http://www.amazon.com/Server-2005-High.
Gray and Reuter's Transaction Processing: Concepts and Techniques is quite a good book Availability and wrote an excellent book on this topic.
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I've just returned from a course where we covered some ways to build enterprise applications (including database applications).
In short I've realised that the way that we have been building our database applications is completely wrong (I won't go into...
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This is a very good free book about .NET architecture: Application Architecture Guide 2.0
This book on Domain Driven Design is pretty hands-on:
.NET Domain-Driven Design with C#: Problem - Design - Solution
I think the issue with your question....
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I am task with designing a database for online bookings.
I am not looking for a full design as we have had previous exp with online house rental.
What i would like to know, is how do we design a db for booking of hotel, travel, events.
We have some ideas...
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THat's how we get information.
If you are booking rooms, then you information and then do an import into the database ussing SSIS.
Break the architecture down into the smallest unit you can book.
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What's a good intro database book for non-technical people? We have a user who will be managing some data and also be making some ad hoc queries.
This person is our "subject matter expert" and won't be designing the schema, but we want her to be able ...
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Neat!
OK, I'm going.
On web page where you can play with all the examples queries in the book...
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