The Best Databases Books
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Practical Issues in Database Management: A Reference for the Thinking Practitioner
by Fabian Pascal
Addresses the core recurring issues and problems that even the most experienced database professionals misunderstand. Contents include unstructured data and complex data types, business rules and integrity enforcement, keys, duplicates, redundancy, quota queries, missing information, and more.
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Logic and Databases: The Roots of Relational Theory
by C. J. Date
Explains the logical foundation of the relational model. Five parts: Basic Logic, Logic and Database Management, Logic and Database Design, Logic and Algebra, Logic and the Third Manifesto
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Applied Mathematics for Database Professionals (Expert's Voice)
by Lex de Haan, Toon Koppelaars
Databases contain truths or propositions describing some area of interest such as a business. Those truths are organized into sets. Operations from logic and set theory can be applied to existing sets of truths to derive new sets of truths. Applied Mathematics for Database Professionals introduces you to this way of thinking, to the logic and se...









