DBMS E-Books
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| Object Oriented Databases |
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| Object Oriented Databases Tutorial | |
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| Object Relational DBMS |
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| Object Relational DBMS Tutorial | |
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| Open Distributed Systems |
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| Mobile computers and communication devices are establishing themselves as ubiquitous features of daily life. This development is linked to tremendous growth in the number and sophistication of mobile and mobile-aware software applications. Increasingly, such applications need access to information about their own and other objects' physical locations, a requirement known as location-awareness | |
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| Object-Oriented System Development |
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| The notion of software engineering was proposed in the late 1960s at a conference1 held to discuss what was then called the ‘software crisis’. This software crisis resulted directly from the introduction of the third-generation computer hardware | |
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| Object-Oriented Software Construction, 2nd Edition |
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| “Each pattern describes a problem that occurs over and over again in our environment, and then describes the core of the solution to this problem in such a way that you can use this solution a million times over, without ever doing it the same way twice | |
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| Database Management |
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| Database Management Tutorial | |
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| Introduction to Databases for the Web |
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| A database is a simple, yet flexible and powerful tool for storing and retrieving data. Every company, every website, has lots of data. The more of your data that you keep in your database - the better. Far from being a tool only useful to big businesses, even if you just want a simple guest book or page hit counter, a database is perfect. | |
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| Getting Started with Data Warehouse and Business Intelligence |
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| This redbook is intended to be used inconjunction with the red books: Intelligent Miner for Data: Enhance Your Business Intelligence, SG24-5422 and My Mother Thinks I'm a DBA! Cross-Platform, Multi-Vendor, Distr ibuted Relational Data Replication with IBM DB2 DataPropagator and IBM DataJoiner Made Easy!, SG24-5463. Future redbooks will enhance and exploit this environment . | |
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