High-Performance Web Databases,9780849308826

High-Performance Web Databases

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ISBN13: 9780849308826
ISBN10: 0849308828
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2000-09-21
Publisher(s): Auerbach Public
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Summary

For organizations to have effective 24/7 Web operations, they need powerhouse databases that deliver at peak performance - all the time. High Performance Web Databases: Design, Development, and Deployment arms readers with every essential technique from design and modeling to advanced topics, such as data conversion, performance tuning, Web access, and security. Written by experts, the book flows from business to technology considerations, and from logical to physical designs. Designed to help readers achieve their specific needs, each section stands alone and can help at any phase within a project.

Table of Contents

SECTION I DATABASE PLANNING AND GETTING STARTED 1(46)
Database Development Methodology and Organization
5(10)
Sanjiv Purba
Establishing Enterprise Data Standards
15(10)
Sanjiv Purba
Enterprise Data Management
25(22)
Jonathan B. Novak
SECTION II INFORMATION GATHERING AND ANALYSIS 47(60)
Data, Processes, and Events: Keys to Comprehensive Analysis
51(18)
Philip Friedlander
A Framework for Classifying Data
69(10)
William H. Inmon
One Concept Equals One Data Element: A Rule for Developing Data Elements
79(14)
Jennifer Little
Leveraging Content
93(14)
Charles Banyay
SECTION III MANAGING BUSINESS RULES 107(50)
Business Rules: Capturing the Most Elusive Information Asset
111(18)
Alice Sandifer
Barbara von Halle
Business Rules: A Case Study
129(16)
Alice Sandifer
Barbara von Halle
Modeling Business Rules
145(12)
Ronald G. Ross
SECTION IV PERFORMANCE MODELING METHODS 157(176)
Enterprise Data Modeling Practices
161(10)
Wolfgang Keller
Evaluation of Four Languages for Specifying Conceptual Database Designs
171(24)
James A. Larson
Carol L. Larson
A Comparison of Three Systems Modeling Methodologies
195(18)
Michael P. Kushner
Il-Yeol Song
Kyu-Young Whang
Building a Data Model
213(16)
Candace C. Fleming
Barbara von Halle
Business Information Data Modeling
229(12)
Deborah L. Brooks
Making Data Models Readable
241(20)
David C. Hay
Integrating Process and Data Models in a Horizontal Organization
261(16)
David C. Wallace
Avoiding Pitfalls in Data Modeling
277(28)
Steven Cheung
The Politics of Entity Identifiers
305(14)
Deborah L. Brooks
Practical Guidelines for Supertype and Subtype Modeling
319(14)
Richard E. Biehl
SECTION V PERFORMANCE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT 333(78)
Physical Database Design
337(16)
James A. Larson
Carol L. Larson
Design, Implementation, and Management of Distributed Databases---An Overview
353(12)
Elizabeth N. Fong
Charles L. Sheppard
Kathryn A. Harvill
Detailed Design and Application of Distributed Database Management Systems
365(10)
Elizabeth N. Fong
Charles L. Sheppard
Kathryn A. Harvill
Relational Database Design Using Semantic Objects
375(10)
Jong-Sung Lee
Bo Kai Wong
Component Design for Relational Databases
385(14)
Ashvin Iyengar
Designing Relational Databases
399(12)
Candace C. Fleming
Barbara von Halle
SECTION VI DATABASE INTEGRITY AND QUALITY 411(54)
What Is Wrong with My Data?
415(12)
Jeffery Feldman
Referential Integrity for Database Design
427(8)
Bonn-Oh Kim
Data Quality: An Architectural Solution
435(12)
Sriram Pidaparti
Ensuring the Integrity of the Database
447(18)
William E. Perry
SECTION VII DISTRIBUTED DATABASES, PORTABILITY, AND INTEROPERBILITY 465(30)
Data Communications Requirements of Distributed Database Systems
469(10)
Dave Brueggen
Sooun Lee
Managing Multiple Databases Across Heterogeneous Hardware and Software Systems
479(10)
James Woods
Providing Access to External Databases
489(6)
Gilbert Held
SECTION VIII DATABASE INTEGRATION WITH THE INTERNET AND THE WEB 495(60)
Developing Client/Server RDBMS Applications Using Java Servlets and JDBC
499(26)
Jonathan Held
Building Database-enabled Web Applications with IDC
525(14)
Ido Gileadi
Integrating EDMSs and DBMSs
539(10)
Charles Banyay
Database Management and the Internet: Developments and Challenges
549(6)
Bhavani Thuraisingham
SECTION IX DATA MIGRATION, CONVERSION, AND LEGACY APPLICATIONS 555(64)
Relational Database Conversion: Issues and Approaches
559(10)
Chang-Yang Lin
Data: Ever Changing and Eternally the Same
569(10)
Bruce Anderson
A Practical Example of Data Conversion
579(10)
Charles Banyay
Data Conversion: Doing It Right the First Time
589(16)
Michael Zimmer
Migrating Data to an Integrated Database
605(8)
James A. Larson
Carol L. Larson
Bridging Legacy Data with XML
613(6)
Frank Cullen
SECTION X PERFORMANCE TUNING 619(60)
Improving User Experience Through Improved Web Design and Database Performance
623(8)
Srinivas Padmanabharao
Web-based Testing and Capacity Planning
631(8)
Trevor Clarke
The Advancing Art of Indexing
639(14)
Lois Richards
Parallel Databases
653(8)
Stewart S. Miller
Leveraging Checkpoint Processing
661(10)
William Pearson
The Denormalization Decision in Relational Database Systems Design
671(8)
Bonn-Oh Kim
SECTION XI DATA ADMINISTRATION AND OPERATIONS 679(44)
Assessing a Data Administrative Program
683(10)
Jennifer Little
Managing Database Backup and Recovery
693(12)
Michael Simonyi
Database Compression Technologies
705(12)
Nathan J. Muller
How to Handle Data Loss and Backup
717(6)
William Krouslis
SECTION XII DATABASE SECURITY 723(62)
Security Management for the World Wide Web
727(26)
Lynda L. McGhie
Phillip Q. Maier
Establishing Security Controls in a Distributed Database
753(10)
Sooun Lee
Mohamed Nour
Soong H. Chung
Understanding Relational Databases and Assessing Their Security
763(14)
Sean D. Doyle
Virus Protection in a Web Environment
777(8)
Terinia Reid
About the Consulting Editor 785(2)
Index 787

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