经典原版书库 数据库系统导论 英文版·第7版

1 (p1): PARTⅠ PRELIMINARIES
2 (p1-2): CHAPTER1 An Overview of Database Management
2 (p1-3): 1.1 Introduction
5 (p1-4): 1.2 What is a database system?
9 (p1-5): 1.3 What is a database?
15 (p1-6): 1.4 Why database?
19 (p1-7): 1.5 Data independence
25 (p1-8): 1.6 Relational systems and others
27 (p1-9): 1.7 Summary
28 (p1-10): Exercises
30 (p1-11): References and bibliography
30 (p1-12): Answers to selected exercises
33 (p1-13): CHAPTER2 Database System Architecture
33 (p1-14): 2.1 Introduction
33 (p1-15): 2.2 The three levels of the architectuer
37 (p1-16): 2.3 The external level
39 (p1-17): 2.4 The conceptual level
40 (p1-18): 2.5 The internal level
40 (p1-19): 2.6 Mappings
41 (p1-20): 2.7 The database administrator
43 (p1-21): 2.8 The database management system
47 (p1-22): 2.9 The data communications manager
48 (p1-23): 2.10 Client/server architecture
50 (p1-24): 2.11 Utilities
50 (p1-25): 2.12 Distributed processing
54 (p1-26): 2.13 Summary
55 (p1-27): Exercises
56 (p1-28): References and bibliography
58 (p1-29): 3.2 An informal look at the relational model
58 (p1-30): 3.1 Introduction
58 (p1-31): CHAPTER3 An Introduction to Relational Databases
63 (p1-32): 3.3 Relations and relvars
65 (p1-33): 3.4 What relations mean
67 (p1-34): 3.5 Optimization
69 (p1-35): 3.6 The Catalog
71 (p1-36): 3.7 Base relvars and views
75 (p1-37): 3.8 Transactions
76 (p1-38): 3.9 The suppliers and parts database
78 (p1-39): 3.10 Summary
80 (p1-40): Exercises
81 (p1-41): References and bibliography
82 (p1-42): Answers to selected exercises
83 (p1-43): CHAPTER4 An Introduction to SQL
83 (p1-44): 4.1 Introduction
84 (p1-45): 4.2 Overview
87 (p1-46): 4.3 The catalog
88 (p1-47): 4.4 Views
89 (p1-48): 4.5 Transactions
89 (p1-49): 4.6 Embedded SQL
98 (p1-50): 4.8 Summary
98 (p1-51): 4.7 SQL is not perfect
99 (p1-52): Exercises
101 (p1-53): References and bibliography
106 (p1-54): Answers to selected exercises
109 (p2): PART1Ⅱ THE RELATIONAL MODEL
111 (p2-2): CHAPTER5 Domains,Relations,and Base…