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| adam_text | Contents
ï
Introduction:
Why
a
Database
System?
1.1
Databases and Database Systems
1.2
Record Storage
4
1.3
Multi-User Access
5
1.4
Memory Management
6
.5
Data Models and
Schemas 6
.6
Physical Data Independence
9
.7
Logical Data Independence
10
.8
Chapter Summary
12
.9
Suggested Reading
13
1.10
Exercises
13
Data Definition
2.1
Tables
17
2.2
Null Values
18
2.3
Keys
19
2.4
Foreign Keys and Referential Integrity
21
2.5
Integrity Constraints
24
2.6
Specifying Tables in SQL
26
2.7
Chapter Summary
27
2.8
Suggested Reading
29
2.9
Exercises
29
17
PART
1
Relational Databases
15
Data Design
3.1
Designing Tables Is Difficult
32
3.2
Class Diagrams
33
31
ix
Contents
3.3
Transforming Class Diagrams to Tables
36
3.4
The Design Process
39
3.5
Relationships as Constraints
54
3.6
Functional Dependencies and
Normalization
57
3.7
Chapter Summary
63
3.8
Suggested Reading
64
3.9
Exercises
65
Data Manipulation
70
4.1
Queries
70
4.2
Relational Algebra
71
4.3
SQL Queries
91
4.4
SQL Updates
109
4.5
Views
1
I
1
4.6
Chapter Summary
114
4.7
Suggested Reading
116
4.8
Exercises
1 1 7
Integrity and Security
121
5.1
The Need for Integrity and Security
121
5.2
Assertions
122
5.3
Triggers
124
5.4
Authorization
126
5.5
Mandatory Access Control
133
5.6
Chapter Summary
135
5.7
Suggested Reading
136
5.8
Exercises
136
Improving Query Efficiency
] 39
6.1
The Virtues of Controlled Redundancy
139
6.2
Materialized Views
141
6.3
Indexes
148
6.4
Chapter Summary
158
6.5
Suggested Reading
159
6.6
Exercises
160
PART
2
Client-Server Database
Systems
163
Clients and Servers
165
7.1
The Data-Sharing Problem
165
7.2
Database Clients and Servers
166
7.3
The Derby and SimpleDB Database
Servers
168
7.4
Running Database Clients
171
7.5
The Derby
//
Client
173
7.6
The SimpleDB Version of SQL
1 74
7.7
Chapter Summary
176
7.8
Suggested Reading
176
7.9
Exercises
176
8
Using JDBC
178
8.1
Basic JDBC
178
8.2
Advanced JDBC
190
8.3
Computing in Java vs. SQL
206
8.4
Chapter Summary
209
8.5
Suggested Reading
211
8.6
Exercises
212
Persistent Java Objects
214
9.1
The Domain Model and View of a
Client Program
214
9.2
The Problems with Our Domain Model
233
9.3
The Java Persistence Architecture
237
9.4
The Java Persistence Query Language
246
9.5
Downloading a JPA Implementation
253
9.6
Chapter Summary
253
9.7
Suggested Reading
255
9.8
Exercises
255
10
Data Exchange
257
10.1
Sharing Database Data with Nonusers
257
10.2
Saving Data in an XML Document
259
10.3
Restructuring an XML Document
264
10.4
Generating XML Data from the Database
276
10.5
Chapter Summary
281
10.6
Suggested Reading
282
10.7
Exercises
283
Contents
X¡
11
Webserver-Based Database Clients
286
11.1
Types of Database Clients
286
11.2
Interacting with a Web Server
288
11.3
Basic
Serviet
Programming
293
11.4
Managing Database Connections
301
11.5
Configuring
a Serviet
Container
302
1 1
11
1 1.8
Exercises
307
6
Chapter Summary
305
7
Suggested Reading
306
PART3
Inside the Database Server
309
12
Disk and File Management
313
12.1
Persistent Data Storage
313
12.2
The Block-Level Interface to the Disk
324
12.3
The File-Level Interface to the Disk
326
12.4
The Database System and the OS
330
12.5
The SimpleDB File Manager
331
12.6
Chapter Summary
339
12.7
Suggested Reading
340
12.8
Exercises
341
13
Memory Management
345
13.1
Two Principles of Database Memory
Management
345
13.2
Managing Log Information
347
13.3
The SimpleDB Log Manager
349
13.4
Managing User Data
356
13.5
The SimpleDB Buffer Manager
362
13.6
Chapter Summary
372
13.7
Suggested Reading
372
13.8
Exercises
373
14
Transaction Management
376
14.1
Transactions
377
14.2
Using Transactions in SimpleDB
379
14.3
Recovery Management
381
14.4
Concurrency Management
398
14.5
Implementing SimpleDB Transactions
418
14.6
Testing Transactions
422
14.7
Chapter Summary
424
14.8
Suggested Reading
425
14.9
Exercises
426
15
Record Management
433
15.1
The Record Manager
433
15.2
Implementing a File of Records
440
1 5.3
The SimpleDB Record Manager
446
1 5.4
Chapter Summary
462
15.5
Suggested Reading
463
15.6
Exercises
464
16
Metadata Management
467
16.1
The Metadata Manager
467
16.2
Table Metadata
469
16.3
View Metadata
473
16.4
Statistical Metadata
475
16.5
Index Metadata
480
16.6
Implementing the Metadata Manager
484
16.7
Chapter Summary
486
16.8
Suggested Reading
487
16.9
Exercises
487
17
Query Processing
490
17.1
Scans
490
17.2
Update Scans
495
17.3
Implementing Scans
496
1
7.4
Pipelined Query Processing
504
17.5
The Cost of a Scan
506
17.6
Plans
511
17.7
Predicates
517
17.8
Chapter Summary
526
17.9
Suggested Reading
527
17.10
Exercises
527
18
Parsing
531
18.1
Syntax vs. Semantics
53!
18.2
Lexical Analysis
532
18.3
Implementing the Lexical Analyzer
534
XII
Contents
18.4
Grammars
537
18.5
Recursive-Descent Parsers
540
18.6
Adding Actions to the Parser
542
18.7
Chapter Summary
555
18.8
Suggested Reading
556
18.9
Exercises
556
19
Planning
561
19.1
The SimpleDB Planner
561
19.2
Verification
563
19.3
Query Planning
564
19.4
Update Planning
570
19.5
Implementing the SimpleDB Planner
572
19.6
Chapter Summary
575
19.7
Suggested Reading
576
19.8
Exercises
576
20
The Database Server
580
20.1
Server Databases vs. Embedded
Databases
580
20.2
Client-Server Communication
583
20.3
Implementing the Remote Interfaces
586
20.4
Implementing the JDBC Interfaces
592
20.5
Chapter Summary
595
20.6
Suggested Reading
596
20.7
Exercises
596
PART
4
Efficient Query Processing
599
21
Indexing
601
21.1
The Index Interface
601
21.2
Static Hash Indexes
605
21.3
Extendable Hash Indexes
608
21.4
B-Tree Indexes
613
21.5
Index-Aware Operator Implementations
635
21.6
Index Update Planning
641
21.7
Chapter Summary
644
21.8
Suggested Reading
645
21.9
Exercises
646
22
Materialization and Sorting
651
651
22.1
The Value of Materialization
22.2
Temporary Tables
652
22.3
Materialization
653
22.4
Sorting
658
22.5
Grouping and Aggregation
670
22.6
Merge Joins
676
22.7
Chapter Summary
682
22.8
Suggested Reading
683
22.9
Exercises
684
23
Effective Buffer Utilization
687
23.1
Buffer Usage in Query Plans
687
23.2
Multibuffer Sorting
688
23.3
Multibuffer Product
691
23.4
Implementing the Multibuffer Operations
692
23.5
Hash Joins
699
23.6
Comparing the Join Algorithms
703
23.7
Chapter Summary
705
23.8
Suggested Reading
706
23.9
Exercises
707
24
Query Optimization
710
24.1
Equivalent Query Trees
711
24.2
The Need for Query Optimization
720
24.3
The Structure of a Query Optimizer
724
24.4
Finding the Most Promising Query Tree
725
24.5
Finding the Most Efficient Plan
737
24.6
Combining the Two Stages of
Optimization
739
24.7
Merging Query Blocks
747
24.8
Chapter Summary
748
24.9
Suggested Reading
750
24.10
Exercises
750
References
754
Index
757
|
| adam_txt |
Contents
ï
Introduction:
Why
a
Database
System?
1.1
Databases and Database Systems
1.2
Record Storage
4
1.3
Multi-User Access
5
1.4
Memory Management
6
.5
Data Models and
Schemas 6
.6
Physical Data Independence
9
.7
Logical Data Independence
10
.8
Chapter Summary
12
.9
Suggested Reading
13
1.10
Exercises
13
Data Definition
2.1
Tables
17
2.2
Null Values
18
2.3
Keys
19
2.4
Foreign Keys and Referential Integrity
21
2.5
Integrity Constraints
24
2.6
Specifying Tables in SQL
26
2.7
Chapter Summary
27
2.8
Suggested Reading
29
2.9
Exercises
29
17
PART
1
Relational Databases
15
Data Design
3.1
Designing Tables Is Difficult
32
3.2
Class Diagrams
33
31
ix
Contents
3.3
Transforming Class Diagrams to Tables
36
3.4
The Design Process
39
3.5
Relationships as Constraints
54
3.6
Functional Dependencies and
Normalization
57
3.7
Chapter Summary
63
3.8
Suggested Reading
64
3.9
Exercises
65
Data Manipulation
70
4.1
Queries
70
4.2
Relational Algebra
71
4.3
SQL Queries
91
4.4
SQL Updates
109
4.5
Views
1
I
1
4.6
Chapter Summary
114
4.7
Suggested Reading
116
4.8
Exercises
1 1 7
Integrity and Security
121
5.1
The Need for Integrity and Security
121
5.2
Assertions
122
5.3
Triggers
124
5.4
Authorization
126
5.5
Mandatory Access Control
133
5.6
Chapter Summary
135
5.7
Suggested Reading
136
5.8
Exercises
136
Improving Query Efficiency
] 39
6.1
The Virtues of Controlled Redundancy
139
6.2
Materialized Views
141
6.3
Indexes
148
6.4
Chapter Summary
158
6.5
Suggested Reading
159
6.6
Exercises
160
PART
2
Client-Server Database
Systems
163
Clients and Servers
165
7.1
The Data-Sharing Problem
165
7.2
Database Clients and Servers
166
7.3
The Derby and SimpleDB Database
Servers
168
7.4
Running Database Clients
171
7.5
The Derby
//
Client
173
7.6
The SimpleDB Version of SQL
1 74
7.7
Chapter Summary
176
7.8
Suggested Reading
176
7.9
Exercises
176
8
Using JDBC
178
8.1
Basic JDBC
178
8.2
Advanced JDBC
190
8.3
Computing in Java vs. SQL
206
8.4
Chapter Summary
209
8.5
Suggested Reading
211
8.6
Exercises
212
Persistent Java Objects
214
9.1
The Domain Model and View of a
Client Program
214
9.2
The Problems with Our Domain Model
233
9.3
The Java Persistence Architecture
237
9.4
The Java Persistence Query Language
246
9.5
Downloading a JPA Implementation
253
9.6
Chapter Summary
253
9.7
Suggested Reading
255
9.8
Exercises
255
10
Data Exchange
257
10.1
Sharing Database Data with Nonusers
257
10.2
Saving Data in an XML Document
259
10.3
Restructuring an XML Document
264
10.4
Generating XML Data from the Database
276
10.5
Chapter Summary
281
10.6
Suggested Reading
282
10.7
Exercises
283
Contents
X¡
11
Webserver-Based Database Clients
286
11.1
Types of Database Clients
286
11.2
Interacting with a Web Server
288
11.3
Basic
Serviet
Programming
293
11.4
Managing Database Connections
301
11.5
Configuring
a Serviet
Container
302
1 1
11
1 1.8
Exercises
307
6
Chapter Summary
305
7
Suggested Reading
306
PART3
Inside the Database Server
309
12
Disk and File Management
313
12.1
Persistent Data Storage
313
12.2
The Block-Level Interface to the Disk
324
12.3
The File-Level Interface to the Disk
326
12.4
The Database System and the OS
330
12.5
The SimpleDB File Manager
331
12.6
Chapter Summary
339
12.7
Suggested Reading
340
12.8
Exercises
341
13
Memory Management
345
13.1
Two Principles of Database Memory
Management
345
13.2
Managing Log Information
347
13.3
The SimpleDB Log Manager
349
13.4
Managing User Data
356
13.5
The SimpleDB Buffer Manager
362
13.6
Chapter Summary
372
13.7
Suggested Reading
372
13.8
Exercises
373
14
Transaction Management
376
14.1
Transactions
377
14.2
Using Transactions in SimpleDB
379
14.3
Recovery Management
381
14.4
Concurrency Management
398
14.5
Implementing SimpleDB Transactions
418
14.6
Testing Transactions
422
14.7
Chapter Summary
424
14.8
Suggested Reading
425
14.9
Exercises
426
15
Record Management
433
15.1
The Record Manager
433
15.2
Implementing a File of Records
440
1 5.3
The SimpleDB Record Manager
446
1 5.4
Chapter Summary
462
15.5
Suggested Reading
463
15.6
Exercises
464
16
Metadata Management
467
16.1
The Metadata Manager
467
16.2
Table Metadata
469
16.3
View Metadata
473
16.4
Statistical Metadata
475
16.5
Index Metadata
480
16.6
Implementing the Metadata Manager
484
16.7
Chapter Summary
486
16.8
Suggested Reading
487
16.9
Exercises
487
17
Query Processing
490
17.1
Scans
490
17.2
Update Scans
495
17.3
Implementing Scans
496
1
7.4
Pipelined Query Processing
504
17.5
The Cost of a Scan
506
17.6
Plans
511
17.7
Predicates
517
17.8
Chapter Summary
526
17.9
Suggested Reading
527
17.10
Exercises
527
18
Parsing
531
18.1
Syntax vs. Semantics
53!
18.2
Lexical Analysis
532
18.3
Implementing the Lexical Analyzer
534
XII
Contents
18.4
Grammars
537
18.5
Recursive-Descent Parsers
540
18.6
Adding Actions to the Parser
542
18.7
Chapter Summary
555
18.8
Suggested Reading
556
18.9
Exercises
556
19
Planning
561
19.1
The SimpleDB Planner
561
19.2
Verification
563
19.3
Query Planning
564
19.4
Update Planning
570
19.5
Implementing the SimpleDB Planner
572
19.6
Chapter Summary
575
19.7
Suggested Reading
576
19.8
Exercises
576
20
The Database Server
580
20.1
Server Databases vs. Embedded
Databases
580
20.2
Client-Server Communication
583
20.3
Implementing the Remote Interfaces
586
20.4
Implementing the JDBC Interfaces
592
20.5
Chapter Summary
595
20.6
Suggested Reading
596
20.7
Exercises
596
PART
4
Efficient Query Processing
599
21
Indexing
601
21.1
The Index Interface
601
21.2
Static Hash Indexes
605
21.3
Extendable Hash Indexes
608
21.4
B-Tree Indexes
613
21.5
Index-Aware Operator Implementations
635
21.6
Index Update Planning
641
21.7
Chapter Summary
644
21.8
Suggested Reading
645
21.9
Exercises
646
22
Materialization and Sorting
651
651
22.1
The Value of Materialization
22.2
Temporary Tables
652
22.3
Materialization
653
22.4
Sorting
658
22.5
Grouping and Aggregation
670
22.6
Merge Joins
676
22.7
Chapter Summary
682
22.8
Suggested Reading
683
22.9
Exercises
684
23
Effective Buffer Utilization
687
23.1
Buffer Usage in Query Plans
687
23.2
Multibuffer Sorting
688
23.3
Multibuffer Product
691
23.4
Implementing the Multibuffer Operations
692
23.5
Hash Joins
699
23.6
Comparing the Join Algorithms
703
23.7
Chapter Summary
705
23.8
Suggested Reading
706
23.9
Exercises
707
24
Query Optimization
710
24.1
Equivalent Query Trees
711
24.2
The Need for Query Optimization
720
24.3
The Structure of a Query Optimizer
724
24.4
Finding the Most Promising Query Tree
725
24.5
Finding the Most Efficient Plan
737
24.6
Combining the Two Stages of
Optimization
739
24.7
Merging Query Blocks
747
24.8
Chapter Summary
748
24.9
Suggested Reading
750
24.10
Exercises
750
References
754
Index
757 |
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