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Data Modeling
Databases Demystified [Hard Stuff Made Easy ; Covers Microsoft Access 2010, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, the Latest ANSI/ISO Standard, and More ; Features Design Techniques Applicable to All Major Databases ; Loaded with Detailed Examples and Explanations ; Complete with End-of-Chapter Quizzes and Final Exam
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Data Modeling, a Beginner's Guide
SQL Tecniche E Soluzioni
Fund de Base de Datos
SQL Fara Mistere
SQL : Um Guia Para Iniciantes

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