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Textbook 1991Latest editiona HND Computer Studies course. It provides the reader with an introduction to the techniques and underlying theory used in the design of structured data. Revised and extended, with additional chapters on SQL and 4GL‘s.

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Network Database Models,als, has been implemented by many computer manufacturers and software houses. The CODASYL database is known as a network database model. In this chapter we will examine the major components of this model and see how our conceptual models have to be altered to form CODASYL logical models.

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l year of a HND Computer Studies course. It provides the reader with an introduction to the techniques and underlying theory used in the design of structured data. Revised and extended, with additional chapters on SQL and 4GL‘s.

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Dynamic Data Structures,deleted from the middle of the list, all following items must be moved up to fill the gap. Secondly, if the items are held in a specified order, the addition of a new item to the middle of the list also requires other items to be moved. The third problem is that the size of the array limits the size of the list.