Index
A note on the digital index
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Symbols
- 0-tuple, Consequences of the Definitions, Consequences of the Definitions
- 2VL, see two-valued logic, Referential Actions, Using Logic to Formulate SQL Expressions
- 3VL, see three-valued logic, Referential Actions, Using Logic to Formulate SQL Expressions
- θ-join, EVALUATING SQL TABLE EXPRESSIONS
- “domain check override”, EQUALITY COMPARISONS
- “flat relation”, RELATIONS AND THEIR BODIES
- “materialized view,” see snapshot, EXERCISES
- “possrep”, TYPE CONSTRAINTS
- “predicate transitive closure”, CHAPTER 6
- “same as,” see equality, SQL and Constraints
- “set function”, SUMMARIZATION
- “tables and views”, BASE vs. DERIVED RELATIONS
- “trigger”, UPDATING IS SET LEVEL
- “typed table”, ROW AND TABLE TYPES IN SQL
- “updating attributes”, UPDATING IS SET LEVEL
- “updating tuples”, UPDATING IS SET LEVEL
- “what if”, “WHAT IF” QUERIES
- “where used”, A NOTE ON RECURSION
- ⇔ (bi-implies, equivalent to), SIMPLE AND COMPOUND PROPOSITIONS
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