The Database Factory: Active Database for Enterprise ComputingThe Database Factory Focusing on the new generation of distributed client/server information systems, The Database Factory provides the first in-depth treatment of active database design and implementation. This breakthrough work shows how to improve software reliability and lower software development cost using off-the-shelf products. You’ll learn important new techniques such as mistake-proofing, state-based behavior, and client/server data warehouse design. The Database Factory demonstrates how to build and deploy active database applications using standard components. Examples and illustrations from real-world applications guide you through all stages of development from initial analysis to final implementation. The book also covers:
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The Database Factory: Active Database for Enterprise Computing Stephen G. Schur No preview available - 1994 |
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active database active database applications active server assembly automated behavior Bill of Operations change agent client machines client programs client/server client/server database COBOL column condition consignment control tables coordination cost data access Data Warehouse Database Factory database server database trigger DEPTNO Development Warehouse distributed embedded SQL entity entity integrity environment event alert example execution Event management Factory applications foreign key function gateway goal handler hardware implementation information systems infrastructure inventory layer legacy applications mainframe management Database programs manufacturing metadata metastate middleware monolithic Network interface nonprocedural package pallet passive database passive server performance PL/SQL platform primary key procedural code procedural programming processing production RDBMS re-engineering referential integrity relationship responsible result rightsizing scripting agent shown in Figure skunkworks software development source code SQL commands SQL execution Event stored structure structured programming subject_area_id Success Circle Sybase tion transaction triggers update vendor workflow workgroup