Database System Concepts Fourth Edition
Abraham Silberschatz Henry F. Korth S. Sudarshan
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| Chapter | Format | |
| 1. Introduction | ||
| Part 1: Data Models | ||
| 2. Entity-Relationship Model | ||
| 3. Relational Model | ||
| Part 2: Relational Databases | ||
| 4. SQL | ||
| 5. Other Relational Languages | ||
| 6. Integrity and Security | ||
| 7. Relational-Database Design | ||
| Part 3: Object-based Databases and XML | ||
| 8. Object-Oriented Databases | ||
| 9. Object-Relational Databases | ||
| 10. XML | ||
| Part 4: Data Storage and Querying | ||
| 11. Storage and File Structure | ||
| 12. Indexing and Hashing | ||
| 13. Query Processing | ||
| 14. Query Optimization | ||
| Part 5: Transaction Management | ||
| 15. Transactions | ||
| 16. Concurrency Control | ||
| 17. Recovery System | ||
| Part 6: Database System Architecture | ||
| 18. Database System Architectures | ||
| 19. Distributed Databases | ||
| 20. Parallel Databases | ||
| Part 7: Other Topics | ||
| 21. Application Development and Administration | ||
| 22. Advanced Querying and Information Retrieval | ||
| 23. Advanced Data Types and New Applications | ||
| 24. Advanced Transaction Processing | ||
| Part 8: Case Studies : No exercises/solutions for this part | ||
| Part 9: Appendices | ||
| A. Network Model | ||
| B. Hierarchical Model | ||
| C. Advanced Relational Database Design | ||