Author: Yang Zhao
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book carefully selects several representative cases in database application development, comprehensively covering the key and challenging aspects of database application development technologies. It primarily includes: SQL language for relational databases, SQL Server database, Oracle database, database connection technologies, database programming using Visual Basic, database programming using PowerBuilder, implementing a meal order management system using Access and VC, implementing a supply management system using SQL Server and ASP, and implementing a news publishing system using MySQL and JSP, among others. The book emphasizes both practicality and effectiveness, featuring both relatively basic programming content and some more advanced application examples. Each case includes sections such as overall description, key knowledge points, implementation steps, annotations, and post-class exercises, making it suitable for comprehensive learning and use by readers at different levels. This book is suitable for practical learners with a preliminary understanding of relational database theory and readers with some experience in database programming. It can serve as supplementary teaching material for database technology course designs at various levels and also as a reference for database developers.
Database Technology Course Design Case Studies (21st Century University College)
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