Exercises on Relational Database Theory
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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 princip
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This is the exercise book, with solutions, to accompany An Introduction to Relational Database Theory by the same author.
- Exercises
- Exercise for Chapter 1, Introduction
- Exercises for Chapter 2, Values, Types, Variables, Operators
- Exercises for Chapter 3, Predicates and Propositions
- Exercises for Chapter 4, Relational Algebra – The Foundation
- Exercises for Chapter 5, Building on The Foundation
- Exercises for Chapter 6, Constraints and Updating
- Exercises for Chapter 7, Database Design I: Projection-Join Normalization
- Additional Exercises Using Rel
- Solutions (shown in blue)
- Exercise for Chapter 1, Introduction
- Exercises for Chapter 2, Values, Types, Variables, Operators
- Exercises for Chapter 3, Predicates and Propositions
- Exercises for Chapter 4, Relational Algebra – The Foundation
- Exercises for Chapter 5, Building on The Foundation
- Exercises for Chapter 6, Constraints and Updating
- Exercises for Chapter 7, Database Design I: Projection-Join Normalization
- Additional Exercises Using Rel