System development life cycle sdlc

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Sarson, Trish, 194
scale, 218–219
schemas, 262–263subschemas, 5
scripting languages, 258
second normal form, 156–158compound conditions using OR, 105, 106 CREATE INDEX statements, 121–122 CREATE TABLE statements, 118–119
255–258 injection, 258
login credentials, 256
in Microsoft SQL Server, 259–261 monitoring and auditing, 267
need for, 247–248
network, 250–254
object privileges, 265schema owner accounts, 263–264 self-joins, 110
scripting languages, 258 simple WHERE clause, 103
INDEX 337
subselects, 106–108
tuning tips, 284–285
UPDATE statements, 116–117 See also Java SQL
SQL Plus, 91–96
| SQL Plus Worksheet, 91, 93–96 SQL Server. See Microsoft SQL Server SQL/DS, 18 |
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| SSI, 239 star schema data warehouse architecture, 297–299 state, 184 statement privileges, 261 |
intersection, 41–42
joining, 70–72, 73, 108–111
listing entire Customers table, 62–63 naming conventions, 211
subschemas, 5 virtual, 45
super classes, 184 transactions
super types, 184–188, 208–210 ACID, 276
database security in, 259–261 symmetric keys, 256
synonyms, 100, 213
support in Microsoft SQL Server, 277–278 support in Oracle, 278
transitive dependencies, 158–160


