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contents preface iii 1 introduction to database systems 1 2 introduction to database design 6 3therelationalmodel16 4 relational algebra and calculus 28 5 sql: queries, constraints, triggers 45 6 database application development 63 7 internet applications 66 8 overview of storage and indexing 73 9 storing data: disks and files 81 10 tree-structured indexing 88 11 hash-based …
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