What not how : the business rules approach to application development
C.J. Date
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C.J. Date
Abstract
Preface. I. OVERVIEW. 1. What's the Problem? 2. Business Rules Are the Solution! 3. Presentation Rules. 4. Database and Application Rules. 5. The Data Model. 6. Potential Advantages. 7. Potential Disadvantages. 8. Summary of Part I. II. A RELATIONAL PERSPECTIVE. 9. Some Technical Preliminaries. 10. Views, Base Tables, and Stored Tables. 11. Integrity Constraints. 12. A Closer Look at Relational Databases. 13. What Relations Mean. 14. Business Rules and the Relational Model. 15. Summary of Part II. References and Bibliography. Index. 0201708507T04062001
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Preface. I. OVERVIEW. 1. What's the Problem? 2. Business Rules Are the Solution! 3. Presentation Rules. 4. Database and Application Rules. 5. The Data Model. 6. Potential Advantages. 7. Potential Disadvantages. 8. Summary of Part I. II. A RELATIONAL PERSPECTIVE. 9. Some Technical Preliminaries. 10. Views, Base Tables, and Stored Tables. 11. Integrity Constraints. 12. A Closer Look at Relational Databases. 13. What Relations Mean. 14. Business Rules and the Relational Model. 15. Summary of Part II. References and Bibliography. Index. 0201708507T04062001
Key concepts: Relational database, Computer science, Presentation (obstetrics), Relational model, Index (typography), Business rule, Development (topology), Perspective (graphical)