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Understand Relational Databases
2019Understanding the history and theory behind relational databases helps us make sense of things and avoid common traps. But there are also many times when we need to ignore the theory and build practical solutions. This book assumes you are already familiar with relational databases and SQL; the information provided here is not merely introductory, it ...
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Fingerprinting relational databases
Proceedings of the 2006 ACM symposium on Applied computing, 2006In this paper, we propose a fingerprinting solution to protect valuable numeric relational data from illegal duplications and redistributions. We introduce a twice-embedding scheme. In the first embedding process, we embed a unique fingerprint to identify each recipient to whom the relational data is distributed.
Deyi Li, Jianmin Wang, Fei Guo
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The Electronic Library, 1993
MARC format is a well‐established syntax for transmitting bibliographic records between heterogeneous computer systems. On the other hand, relational databases are the leading technology for the design of the computer systems. Unfortunately, there seem to be some incompatibilities between the two.
Jose Llorens, Asuncion Trenor
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MARC format is a well‐established syntax for transmitting bibliographic records between heterogeneous computer systems. On the other hand, relational databases are the leading technology for the design of the computer systems. Unfortunately, there seem to be some incompatibilities between the two.
Jose Llorens, Asuncion Trenor
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Converting Temporal Relational Database into Temporal Object Relational Database
2017This paper presents an approach for migrating existing temporal relational database (TRDB), into temporal object relational database (TORDB). This is done by enhancing a representation of a varying time database’s structure, in order to make hidden semantic explicit.
Soumiya Ain El Hayat, Mohamed Bahaj
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1990
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the different aspects of relational databases. Relational databases derive their power from the simplicity of their underlying concepts. Intuitively, a relation may be thought of as a rectangular table, and a relational database management system as the system required maintaining the storage, manipulation ...
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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the different aspects of relational databases. Relational databases derive their power from the simplicity of their underlying concepts. Intuitively, a relation may be thought of as a rectangular table, and a relational database management system as the system required maintaining the storage, manipulation ...
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Information and Software Technology, 1990
Abstract The paper is a tutorial introduction to the semantic aspects of data not captured in the relational model. An overview of the development of data-storage concepts is presented to explain the emergence of the relational model as the ‘market leader’ among data models. This is followed by a critique of the model's ability to represent fully the
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Abstract The paper is a tutorial introduction to the semantic aspects of data not captured in the relational model. An overview of the development of data-storage concepts is presented to explain the emergence of the relational model as the ‘market leader’ among data models. This is followed by a critique of the model's ability to represent fully the
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A REVIEW OF LEADING DATABASES: RELATIONAL and NON-RELATIONAL DATABASE
i-manager's Journal on Information Technology, 2016Kumar Ashok +3 more
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Relational Database Modeling and Database Design
2003A good database is the bedrock on which you can create a good application. To create a sound database, you need to learn conceptual modeling skills. Database modeling and design are areas in which not all database administrators (DBAs) are uniformly proficient.
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1989
A database system is a collection of programs that run on a computer and that help the user to get information, to update information, to protect information, in general to manage information.
Marc Gyssens +3 more
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A database system is a collection of programs that run on a computer and that help the user to get information, to update information, to protect information, in general to manage information.
Marc Gyssens +3 more
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Object and relational databases
Addendum to the proceedings of the 10th annual conference on Object-oriented programming systems, languages, and applications, 1995Daniel T. Chang +2 more
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