CSE691 - Comparative Platfroms
Lecture #5 - Relational Data Model
Revised: 19 June 2007
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Instructor & TAs
Content:
This lecture is concerned with Relational Databases and Active Data Objects and focuses on Examples relevant to the Final Project.
SQL Server:
SQL Data Types,
Time Interval Data Types,
Structured Query Language (SQL) Tutorials:
steelarrow,
SqlZoo,
w3schools,
Microsoft PDC,
GeoCities,
sqlTeam,
sqlCourse2,
sql-tutorial,
XML to and from SQL,
Introduction to SQL,
SQL - Cal State Lecture Notes,
SQL Tutorial,
firstsql,
Active Data Objects (ADO):
Accessing Data with ADO.NET,
Accessing Data with ASP.NET,
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Syllabus describes topics to be covered,
reading material for you to digest before coming to class, and due dates
for the assigned projects.
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Final Project
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Relational DB Tutorial
Cal State Class Notes
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ADO Tutorials
GotDotNet ADO
GotDotNet ASP with Data
Single Table Commands
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Security
Excellent .Net Security Tutorial
Understanding .Net Code Access Security
Relation Data Model
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The Relational Database Model
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Database Project
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Books Database
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Northwind Database
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Console Database
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Murat's Queries with Joins Presentation
AspSQL Examples
College server does not have SQL Server installed, so the following demos are running on my laptop. Projects need configured
virtual directories to run. These links will function only on my laptop. I expect that SQL Server
will be installed on the college server soon. When that happens, I will modify the links so they will work
for you in the computer labs or at home.
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SWProductsDB ASPX Data Reader
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ASP.NET/ADO Managing XML
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SimpleDataReader Demo,
SimpleDataReader folder
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SimpleDataSet Demo,
SimpleDataSet folder
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DataGrid Details Demo,
DataGrid Details folder
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Lab Assignment #7
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Lecture #7 folder contains a page of links to
presentations and code discussed in this class. The Lecture folders will occasionally
hold physical files of interest as well. Usually, however, all the materials
of interest to the class are in the presentations
and code folders. The contents of these folders will grow
as you progress through the course.