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Old 02-28-2008, 08:03 PM
Dick
 
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Before going in to details i like to understand more about concept and
design of this database. Most books go directly in to details.

Please, can a current admistrator gife me information on this?
Thanks in advance,

Dick vd Spek email: ds@dds.nl
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Old 02-28-2008, 08:03 PM
Greg D. Moore \(Strider\)
 
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"Dick" <ds@dds.nl> wrote in message
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> Before going in to details i like to understand more about concept and
> design of this database.



Umm, of WHICH database?

If you mean the concept and design of SQL 2000, SQL 2000 is a RDMS engine.
It is not the database itself. It's the engine that allows you to create
and use databases. It has tools to manage this, but it does not provide a
method of creating user interfaces like say MS Access does.

I think a couple of the key concepts are understanding what an RDBMS is (and
how it differs from say a flat file DB) and the concept of ACID.

I suggest starting there.


> Most books go directly in to details.
>
> Please, can a current admistrator gife me information on this?
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Dick vd Spek email: ds@dds.nl



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