Mastering data modeling : a user-driven approach /
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Boston :
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Table of Contents:
- Ch. 1. Introduction
- Ch. 2. Good Habits
- Ch. 3. Reading an LDS with Sentences
- Ch. 4. Vocabulary of LDS
- Ch. 5. Visualizing Allowed and Disallowed Instances
- Ch. 6. Conversation with Users About Creatures and Skills
- Ch. 7. Introduction to Mastering Shapes
- Ch. 8. One-Entity, No-Relationship Shapes
- Ch. 9. One-Attribute Shapes
- Ch. 10. Two-Entity Shapes
- Ch. 11. Shapes with More Than Two Entities
- Ch. 12. Shapes with Reflexive Relationships
- Ch. 13. LDS Syntax Rules
- Ch. 14. Getting the Names Right
- Ch. 15. Official Names
- Ch. 16. Labeling Links
- Ch. 17. Documenting an LDS
- Ch. 18. Script for Controlled Evolution: The Flow
- Ch. 19. Local, Anytime Steps of Controlled Evolution
- Ch. 20. Global, Anytime Steps of Controlled Evolution
- Ch. 21. Conversations About Dairy Farming
- Ch. 22. Constraints
- Ch. 23. LDS for LDS
- Ch. 24. Decisions: Designing a Data-Modeling Notation
- Ch. 25. LDS and the Relational Model
- Ch. 26. Cookbook: Recipes for Data Modelers.
