Database Design Book
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The goal of this book is to help you progress from a vague idea of a task (for example: "I need to create a site to manage the schedules and records of instructors in our gym") to a clearly defined database table structure.
To achieve this, we start by building a structured list of anchors, attributes, and relationships. To properly understand the business requirements, we describe each component with formalized statements, clearly indicating the purpose of each element. Based on the logical model, a physical database model is then created simply and consistently.
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