November 2008
Intermediate to advanced
592 pages
20h 13m
English
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Contents
1.2 Advantages of Database System
1.3 Developments in Database System
1.4 Application Areas of Database System
1.5 Cost and Risk of Database System
1.6 People Who Interact with Databases
1.7 DBMS Architecture and Data Independence
1.9 Database Schema versus Database Instance
1.11 Component Modules of DBMS
1.12 Centralized and Client/Server Database Systems
Chapter 2. CONCEPTUAL MODELING
2.1 Concepts of Entity-Relationship Model
2.2 Entity-Relationship Diagram
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