Lynda com - Foundations of Programming Databases (Allardice S ) (2013)

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Name:Lynda com - Foundations of Programming Databases (Allardice S ) (2013)

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02- Understanding Databases (Size: 816.74 MB) (Files: 40)

02- Understanding Databases

003- What are databases.MP4

68.67 MB

004- Exploring databases and database management systems.MP4

37.19 MB

10- Conclusion

040- Final thoughts.MP4

5.60 MB

09- Database Options

039- NoSQL databases.MP4

16.49 MB

038- Object-based and XML-based databases.MP4

6.50 MB

037- Relational database management systems.MP4

13.89 MB

036- Desktop databases.MP4

10.18 MB

08- Database Modeling - Indexing and Optimization

035- Understanding stored procedures and injection attacks.MP4

12.03 MB

034- Understanding write conflicts.MP4

16.25 MB

033- Understanding indexes.MP4

15.70 MB

07- Database Modeling - Querying

032- The data definition language.MP4

7.38 MB

031- Inserting, updating, and deleting.MP4

10.23 MB

030- Joining tables.MP4

16.14 MB

029- Using aggregate functions.MP4

7.46 MB

028- Sorting query results.MP4

4.71 MB

027- Creating the WHERE clause.MP4

10.01 MB

026- Creating SQL queries.MP4

7.90 MB

06- Database Modeling - Optimization

025- Database denormalization.MP4

24.52 MB

024- Third normal form.MP4

18.09 MB

023- Second normal form.MP4

22.56 MB

022- First normal form.MP4

34.65 MB

021- Understanding normalization.MP4

18.38 MB

05- Database Modeling - Relationships

020- Understanding relationship rules and referential integrity.MP4

8.63 MB

019- Exploring many-to-many relationships.MP4

8.59 MB

018- Exploring one-to-one relationships.MP4

4.90 MB

017- Defining one-to-many relationships.MP4

9.02 MB

016- Creating relationships.MP4

3.99 MB

04- Database Modeling - Tables

015- Using composite keys.MP4

11.88 MB

014- Choosing primary keys.MP4

8.57 MB

013- Identifying columns and selecting data types.MP4

54.94 MB

012- Planning your database.MP4

30.90 MB

011- Introduction to database modeling.MP4

23.88 MB

03- Database Fundamentals

010- Introduction to Structured Query Language.MP4

33.30 MB

009- Transactions and the ACID test.MP4

38.33 MB

008- Describing many-to-many relationships.MP4

58.49 MB

007- Defining table relationships.MP4

49.69 MB

006- Exploring unique values and primary keys.MP4

31.88 MB

005- The features of a relational database.MP4

36.19 MB

01- Introduction

002- What you need to know.MP4

9.15 MB

001- Welcome.MP4

9.87 MB

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Description Discover how a database can benefit both you and your architecture, whatever the programming language, operating system, or application type you use. In this course, explore options that range from personal desktop databases to large-scale geographically distributed database servers and classic relational databases to modern document-oriented systems and data warehousesand learn how to choose the best solution for you. Author Simon Allardice covers key terminology and concepts, such as normalization, deadly embraces and dirty reads, ACID and CRUD, referential integrity, deadlocks, and rollbacks. The course also explores data modeling step by step through hands-on examples to design the best system for our data. Plus, learn to juggle the competing demands of storage, access, performance, and securitymanagement tasks that are critical to your databases success. Contents: What is a database? Why do you need a database? Choosing primary keys Identifying columns and selecting data types Defining relationships: one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many Understanding normalization Creating queries to create, insert, update, and delete data Understanding indexing and stored procedures Exploring your database options Media Info: Format: MPEG-4 Format profile: Base Media / Version 2 Codec ID: MP42 Overall bit rate mode: Variable Overall bit rate: 1 245 Kbps Encoded Date: 21/1/2013 16:58:47 UTC Tagged Date : 01.21.2013 4:58:47 p.m. UTC Writing Library: Apple QuickTime Copyright: Video ID: 1 Format: AVC Format / Info: Advanced Video Codec Format Profile: [email protected] Format Settings, CABAC: Yes Format settings, ReFrames: 3 frames Codec ID: AVC1 Codec ID / Info: Advanced Video Coding Duration: 1mn 6s Bit rate: 1 081 Kbps Width: 960 pixels Height: 540 pixels Display Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Frame rate mode: Constant Frame rate: 30.000 fps Standard: PAL Color space: YUV Chroma subsampling: 4:2:0 Bit Depth: 8 bits Scan type: Progressive Bits / (Pixel * Frame): 0.069 Stream Size: 8.57 MiB (87%) Language: English Encoded Date: 01.21.2013 4:58:47 p.m. UTC Tagged Date: 1.21.2013 16:58:47 UTC-------------------------------------Torrent downloaded from http://thepiratebay.se