Can u please suggest me some books for relational database design or
database modelling(Knowledgeable yet simple) i.e. from which we could
learn database relationships(one to many,many to one
etc....),building ER diagrams,proper usage of ER diagrams in our
database(Primary key foreign key relations),designing small
modules,relating tables and everything that relates about database
design...Coz I think database design is the crucial part of database
and we must know the design part very first before starting up with
databases....
Thanks and very grateful to all of you...
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Hi All,
Can u please suggest me some books for relational database design or
database modelling(Knowledgeable yet simple) i.e. from which we could
learn database relationships(one to many,many to one
etc....),building ER diagrams,proper usage of ER diagrams in our
database(Primary key foreign key relations),designing small
modules,relating tables and everything that relates about database
design...Coz I think database design is the crucial part of database
and we must know the design part very first before starting up with
databases....
>
Thanks and very grateful to all of you...
>
Vikas
>
The following is one good book that deals with data modelling specifically
from the ER perspective:
http://www.amazon.com/Modeling-Esse...n/dp/0126445516
However, the ER perspective is not the only way or necessarily the best way
to design a database. See also:
http://www.amazon.com/Information-M...l/dp/1558606726
Another book I highly recommend is the following. It's not a comprehensive
reference or tutorial but it does give excellent analysis and guidance on
some of the key topics.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Practical-I...n/dp/0201485559
--
David Portas, SQL Server MVP
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--|||On Aug 16, 10:18 am, vicky <vikas.pa...@.capgemini.comwrote:
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Hi All,
Can u please suggest me some books for relational database design or
database modelling(Knowledgeable yet simple) i.e. from which we could
learn database relationships(one to many,many to one
etc....),building ER diagrams,proper usage of ER diagrams in our
database(Primary key foreign key relations),designing small
modules,relating tables and everything that relates about database
design...Coz I think database design is the crucial part of database
and we must know the design part very first before starting up with
databases....
>
Thanks and very grateful to all of you...
>
Vikas
Search for Louis Davidson's books on database design.
Alex Kuznetsov, SQL Server MVP
http://sqlserver-tips.blogspot.com/|||On Aug 17, 2:04 am, Alex Kuznetsov <AK_TIREDOFS...@.hotmail.COMwrote:
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On Aug 16, 10:18 am, vicky <vikas.pa...@.capgemini.comwrote:
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Hi All,
Can u please suggest me some books for relationaldatabasedesignor
databasemodelling(Knowledgeableyetsimple) i.e. from which we could
learndatabaserelationships(one to many,many to one
etc....),building ER diagrams,proper usage of ER diagrams in our
database(Primary key foreign key relations),designing small
modules,relating tables and everything that relates aboutdatabase
design...Coz I thinkdatabasedesignis the crucial part ofdatabase
and we must know thedesignpart very first before starting up with
databases....
>
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Thanks and very grateful to all of you...
>
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Vikas
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Search for Louis Davidson's books ondatabasedesign.
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Alex Kuznetsov, SQL Server MVPhttp://sqlserver-tips.blogspot.com/
David and Alex Thank you very much...
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