Summary. Chapter 9 – Triggers Integrity constraints Enforcing IC with different techniques –Keys –Foreign keys –Attribute-based constraints –Schema-based.

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Chapter 9 – Triggers Integrity constraints Enforcing IC with different techniques –Keys –Foreign keys –Attribute-based constraints –Schema-based constraints –Triggers Event, Condition, Actions Execution Triggers evaluation procedure (what is going to happen?) Important: given a constraint, know how to deal with it.

Chapter 11 – Physical Data Organization File storage structure –Heap file –Sorted file Performance evaluation Index (different types, we studied clustered and single level) Performance in the presence of index

Chapter 10 – SQL in the real world See you in the project! Host language, embedded SQL, connection, dynamic SQL …

Chapter 13 – Basics of Query Processing External sorting Computing projection, union, set difference Computing selection, joins

Chapter 16 - ODB Objects and Values Types and Domains Object relational model Object query language

Chapter 17 – XML and Databases XML documents Components of XML documents XML elements, attributes XML elements and objects Well-formed XML documents DTD – valid XML documents XML schema, type definition XML documents and trees XPATH – basics