Managing Distributed Databases: Building Bridges Between Database Islands by Donald Keith Burleson
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Managing Distributed Databases
Summary
This guide aims to provide the IT manager with advice on the development of a distributed database. It covers the design of a distributed system, the back-up and recovery of data, all aspects of database security, client/server issues and trends for distributed databases.
Managing Distributed Databases Summary
Table of Contents
History of Distributed Databases; What Is a Database?; Overview of Distributed Databases; Basics of Client/Server Systems; Distributed Database Design; Enterprise Management of Distributed Databases; Object Technology and Distributed Databases; Distributed Object Technology and Distributed Databases; CORBA A Common Architecture for Distributed Systems; Distributed Database Connectivity; Database Access Control and Connectivity; Distributed Database Backup and Recovery; Distributed Database Security; Performance and Tuning for Distributed Databases; New Data Retrieval Methods; Psychological Issues Dealing with Resistance; New Human Roles in Distributed Database Systems; Appendix; Bibliography; Index.
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GOR005977223
9780471086239
0471086231
Managing Distributed Databases: Building Bridges Between Database Islands by Donald Keith Burleson
Used - Very Good
Hardback
John Wiley and Sons Ltd
19950929
400
N/A
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