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Database System Concepts

Author: Abraham Silberschatz, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Publisher: McGraw-Hill, 2010, 1376pp, 6th ed.

In this undergraduate textbook, which could also serve as a reference, the authors address both the fundamentals behind constructing and maintaining as database as well as describing the most common commercial software available. General topics also include data storage and querying, transaction management, data mining and information retrieval, system architecture, advanced topics and case studies.
Table of contents
Preface
1Introduction1
2Entity-Relationship Model23
3Relational Model63
4SQL111
5Other Relational Languages153
6Integrity Constraints193
7Relational Database Design215
8Object-Oriented Databases251
9Object-Relational Databases275
10Storage and File Structure293
11Indexing and Hashing339
12Query Processing381
13Transactions439
14Concurrency Control471
15Recovery System511
16Database System Architectures543
17Parallel Databases565
18Distributed Databases587
19Special Topics633
20Advanced Transaction Processing669
21New Applications697
ANetwork Model747
BHierarchical Model755
Bibliography763
Index809