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Enterprise architecture planning

Steven H. Spewak

1993

Database Systems

Paul Beynon-Davies

2000

Backup & Recovery

W. Curtis Preston

2007

Oracle tuning

Alexey B. Danchenkov, Donald K. Burleson

2010

Microsoft Office Access 2007

Gary B. Shelly

2007

Business processes

Daniel Deutch

2012

Microsoft Office 2000 8 in 1

Joseph W. Habraken

1999

Building Websites with Joomla!

H Graf

2006

Microsoft Office for Windows 95 bible

Jones, Edward

1995

Choosing a database for your Web site

John Paul Ashenfelter

1999

Linux TCP/IP network administration

Scott Mann

2001

Computing for Historians

Evan Mawdsley

1993

Office 2003 for dummies

Wallace Wang

2003

Managing your information

Carol Tenopir

1988

Apache kafka cookbook

Saurabh Minni

2015

Learning to use Windows applications

Gary B. Shelly

1994

Fundamentals of multimedia

Ze-Nian Li

2004

Microsoft Office 97 user certification study guide

Gini Courter

1998

Data quality

Thomas C. Redman

1992

ECDL Advanced Databases

Paul Holden, Judith Cuppage

2004

Grid and cloud database management

Sandro Fiore, Giovanni Aloisio

2011

Database management systems

Raghu Ramakrishnan

1998

dBASE IV 1.1 programming

Cary Prague, Cary N. Prague, James Hammitt

1990

The essential book for Microsoft Office

Bill Bruck

1996

Microsoft Office Access 2007 on demand

Steve Johnson

2007

Exploration warehousing

R. H. Terdeman, Claudia Imhoff, William H. Inmon

2000

LAN times guide to SQL

James R. Groff, Paul N. Weinberg

1994

dBASE IV

L. Joyce Arntson, Arnston, Arntson

1993

Understanding Microsoft Access

Simpson, Alan

1993

The holy grail of data storage management

Jon William Toigo, Jon W. Toigo

1999

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