... basics of database design?
e first five chapters of this book are devoted to the fundamental tasks of relationaldatabasedesign and
preparing your mind for the task at hand: designing databases. ... a single instance of NULL may exist. In Chapter 7, we will
discuss implementation patterns for implementing uniqueness conditions of several types in more detail during
design, and again in ... logic, including joins. is paper was pretty much the database declaration of
storage independence.
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... challenging things about doing database
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ight: it takes more time than not doing it (this is a battle that can occur frequently in project
planning meetings). Because there’s nothing visual ... thing in the first place.” When I was
first getting started designing databases, I learned from a few gr
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, but as I wanted to
progress, I started looking for material on database design, ... Implementing the Base Table Structures: This is the first point in the database design
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this chapter
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... being used (in our
case, an RDBMS, namely, SQL Server). This involves choosing datatypes, building tables, applying
constr
aints
, writing triggers, and so on, to implement the logical model in ... occurring (such as a row number or the exact location in
the physical storage medium). However, this sort of physical thinking has no place inrelationaldatabase design.
In summary, a key defines ... address
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30CharacterString: A string of characters that can be no longer than 30 characters
Keep in mind that if you actually define the domain of a string to any positive integer, the maxi-
mum is theoretically infinity....
... Ideally, you are looking for something that is stable,
that you can control, and that is definitely going to allow you to uniquely identify every row in your
database.
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We tend to think of names in most systems as a kind of semiunique natural key. This isn’t good enough for
identifying a single row, but it’s great for a human to find a ... In Chapter 6, we’ll discuss implementing keys, and in Chapter 8, we’ll cover
implementing indexes for data access enhancement.
Having established what keys are, we’ll next discuss the two main...
... coordinates
(0, 1, 0, 1). The following is a compact representation of this request in QUEL:
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installation wants at the time the DBMS is installed. In this case, all routines could be linked into ... described in
[ONG84].
Our initial experience with the system is that dynamic linking is not preferable to static linking. One
problem is that initial loading of routines is slow. Also, the ADT routines ... integer, floating point number, char-
acter string) and built -in operators (e.g. +, -, *, /) were motivated by the needs of business data processing
applications. However, in many engineering applications...
... Modeling and DatabaseDesign 8Ć29
Designing the Database
The databasedesign stage produces design specifications for a relational database,
including definitions for relational tables, indexes, ... constraints.
For more information, see
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Overview of Data Modeling and DatabaseDesign 8Ć9
Database Design
Designing a relational ... you.
Use existing successful design solutions wherever you can.
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Integrity Constraints and Keys
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Primary Keys
Each row in the table...
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... bearings. It is a radial
bearing load because it is acting in the direction normal to the shaft centerline.
Since the helical gear is mounted on the shaft at equal distances from both
bearings, ... angles f for common involute
gears are f ẳ 20
and f ẳ 14: 5
. Detailed explanation of the geometry of gears
is included in many machine design textbooks, such as Machine Design, by
Deutschman ... Machine Design, by Norton (1996).
a. Find the reaction force on each of the two bearings supporting the
shaft.
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... may be used interchangeably in this document, reflecting common usage. In all cases externalities
are calculated to give marginal figures, or figures cose to being marginal. The dominance of health ... relate to people dying earlier than they would in the
absence of air pollution. Morbidity relates instead to illness, ranging from minor effects such as coughing to life threatening conditions that ... a dicount rate in describing the externalities. This has been done in this work using a discount rate of 4%.
Coverage of the database and limitations
The main limitations of the database reflect...
... that good design arises from the seam-
less integration of art and craft. Gropius articulated a set of design principles
including “organically creating objects according to their own inherent ... aesthetics indesign
is possible. With such a theory, I believe that useful design heuristics could
be developed that would be highly effective in educating designers and in
guiding practice. ...
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tinue to rely on designers who possess skills, largely tacit, for creating beauti-
ful artifacts.
Design spaces are rugged, in the sense developed in Chapter Two, mean-
ing that incremental...
... relational database? 6
dbe: a window on a database 6
Viewing a table 7
Viewing schema information 7
Performing a join 9
What about the join conditions? 10
Arranging fields in a window 11
Viewing ... following steps:
ã learning about relational databases in general
ã learning the tools and operations a particular DBMS provides
ã learning a particular database schema
ã learning a particular database
This ... 32
Grouping 32
Joining Tables 32
Inferring Join Keys 34
Inheritance of keys 34
Specifying Join Keys 35
Speed and efficiency 35
Summary 36
CHAPTER 5
Expression Calculator 37
Basic Operators and Database...