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In this book, outspoken database magazine columnist Joe Celko waxes philosophic about fundamental concepts in database design and development. He points out misconceptions and plain ol' mistakes commonly made while creating databases including mathematical calculation errors, inappropriate key field choices, date representation goofs and more. Celko also points out the quirks in SQL itself. A detailed table-of-contents will quickly route you to your area of interest.
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"Days, months, and years were given to us by nature, but we invented the week for ourselves. There is nothing inevitable about a seven-day cycle, or about any other kind of week; it represents an arbitrary rhythm imposed on our activities, unrelated to anything in the natural order. But where the we
Joe Celko. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
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Presenting The Main Concepts, This Book Leads Students As Well As Advanced Researchers From Different Disciplines To An Understanding Of Current Ideas In The Complex Field Of Comprehensive Experimental Investigation Of Biological Objects, Analysis Of Data, Development Of Models, Simulation, And Hypo