Linux® Database Bible - Softcover
The Linux Database Bible is the only comprehensive reference on the market for both OpenSource and commercial database products. The book includes: an introduction to Linux Databases; advice for determining user needs for data manipulation and storage; selection of an appropriate database; installation and configuration of the selected database; the administration, care, and feeding of the database; security and disaster recovery issues; and special considerations when integrating a database with the Internet. In addition to the above material, you′ll find in–depth analysis of the programming issues involved, appendices for each covered database, command summaries and examples of schema and coding to address commonly encountered problems.
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The Linux Database Bible is the only comprehensive reference on the market for both OpenSource and commercial database products. As the popularity of Linux has become mainstream throughout the last two years, the three major vendors in the commercial database industry - Oracle, Sybase and Informix - recently announced support for Linux and plans to port their products.
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The strength of this book is the broad general appeal to all skill levels, as well as the entire spectrum of users, from programmers to DBAs to end users. For DBAs, there is the command references, as well as the Administration, Security and Disaster Recovery chapters. For programmers, there is the vendor specific, as well as the raw code interfacing information. For utterly new users, the entire book will be useful, from designing and deploying a database, through administration and Disaster Recovery.
The only source for comprehensive, expert information about how to program for commercial and OpenSource databases. Netcraft's May 2000 Web Server Survey located almost 850,000 Web sites world-wide that run Linux and provide a personalised server header. Out of these sites, 72 percent run on Red Hat Linux, compared with 10 percent for the second largest distribution. Despite rapid growth in the Linux market and many new entrants, this survey shows that Red Hat has maintained its strong lead as the market's preferred brand. In addition, Netcraft's May survey shows the continued growth of Linux, which currently powers 36 percent of the Web sites polled, versus 33 percent in April.
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- PublisherJohn Wiley & Sons
- Publication date2001
- ISBN 10 0764546414
- ISBN 13 9780764546419
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages770
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