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Relational Database Nyumon, 3rd Edition (An Introduction to Relational Databases)
Data Models, SQL, Management Systems, and NoSQL
Yoshifumi Masunaga
Summary
A Japanese-language introduction to relational databases by Yoshifumi Masunaga, in its third edition (2017). It is a revised edition that keeps the purpose carried over from the first through the revised editions, while changing the chapter structure and revising the text to reflect advances in the field. It covers the relational data model, relational algebra, and relational logic, followed by SQL, design theory, transaction management, and big data and NoSQL.
Target Readers
- Engineers who want to relearn the theoretical foundations of RDBMS
- Students and researchers who study databases against a background of information science
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Colophon
- Publisher
- Saiensu-sha
- ISBN
- 978-4781913902
- Published
- Feb 2017
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- ¥3,520incl. taxMay differ from the actual selling price on Amazon
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Reason: A branch for those who want the relational model systematically and academically. Masunaga's textbook covers relational algebra, normal forms, and concurrency control in textbook fashion, tracing the academic lineage descending from Codd's original paper—complementing the more practice-oriented Okuno book.
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