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Big Data

Nathan Marz

2015 ★ 2.8

Database design using entity-relationship diagrams

Sikha Bagui

2003

Database management and design

Hansen, Gary W.

1996

Rapid application development with Visual Basic 6

David McMahon

2000

Fundamentals of database systems

Ramez Elmasri, Shamkant B. Navathe

1994 ★ 4.0

Oracle E-business suite manufacturing & supply chain management

Bastin Gerald

2002

Database in depth

C. J. Date

2005

The concepts of database management

Philip J. Pratt

2000

ADO.NET 3.5 Cookbook

Bill Hamilton

2008

Designing quality databases with IDEF1X information models

Thomas A. Bruce

1992

Mastering Microsoft SQL server 2005

Joseph L. Jorden, Mike Gunderloy, David W. Tschanz

2006

Beautiful data

Toby Segaran, Jeff Hammerbacher

2009

Data analysis for data base design

D. R. Howe

1989

Database Principles

Stephen Morris, Peter Rob, Keeley Crockett et al.

2013

Ambient Findability

Peter Morville

2005 ★ 4.0

Designing relational database systems

Rebecca Riordan

1999

Build your own database

F. Wilfrid Lancaster, Peter Jacso

1999

OLAP solutions

Erik Thomsen

1997

Database Programming with JDBC and Java

George Reese

1997

Expert One-on-One Microsoft Access Application Development

Helen Feddema

2004

MCAD/MCSD/MCSE Training Guide (70-229)

Moore, Thomas

2003

Physical Database Design Using Oracle

Donald K. Burleson

2005

Interactive relational database design

Tapan P. Bagchi

1989

Business database systems

Thomas Connolly

2008

Physical database design for SYBASE SQL Server

Rob Gillette

1995

ASP.NET MVC 1.0 Test Driven Development

Emad Ibrahim

2009

Database systems

Peter Rob, Carlos Coronel

2006

Oracle Financials handbook

James, David

1999

Learning SQL on SQL Server 2005

Sikha Bagui, Richard Earp

2006

Fuzzy logic in data modeling

Guoqing Chen

1998

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