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Exercises on Relational Database Theory

von Hugh Darwen
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This is the exercise book, with solutions, to accompany An Introduction to Relational Database Theory by the same author.
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Hugh Darwen was employed in IBM’s software development divisions from 1967 to 2004. In the early part of his career, he was involved in DBMS development; from 1978 to 1982, he was one of the chief architects of an IBM product called Business System 12, a product that faithfully embraced the principle...

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This is the exercise book, with solutions, to accompany An Introduction to Relational Database Theory by the same author.

  1. Exercises
    1. Exercise for Chapter 1, Introduction
    2. Exercises for Chapter 2, Values, Types, Variables, Operators
    3. Exercises for Chapter 3, Predicates and Propositions
    4. Exercises for Chapter 4, Relational Algebra – The Foundation
    5. Exercises for Chapter 5, Building on The Foundation
    6. Exercises for Chapter 6, Constraints and Updating
    7. Exercises for Chapter 7, Database Design I: Projection-Join Normalization
    8. Additional Exercises Using Rel
  2. Solutions (shown in blue)
    1. Exercise for Chapter 1, Introduction
    2. Exercises for Chapter 2, Values, Types, Variables, Operators
    3. Exercises for Chapter 3, Predicates and Propositions
    4. Exercises for Chapter 4, Relational Algebra – The Foundation
    5. Exercises for Chapter 5, Building on The Foundation
    6. Exercises for Chapter 6, Constraints and Updating
    7. Exercises for Chapter 7, Database Design I: Projection-Join Normalization
    8. Additional Exercises Using Rel
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