Reviews for Computer data-base organization

The average rating for Computer data-base organization based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-10-02 00:00:00 Rocco Constantino If you look into web site construction and development, you quickly find a bewildering array of tools and techniques for constructing web pages. Even sticking with a single vendor, like Microsoft, you have various technologies and tools to choose from (Microsoft FrontPage, HTML, Microsoft Vizact, Active Server Pages). Ashenfelter's book is a nice survey of the various technologies that are out there, including pros and cons for each tool. One nice thing that Ashenfelter does is to assess each tool in terms of the scope/size of the web site that it makes sense to use the tool for. He also evaluates each tool in terms of Purpose, Technology (Ease of Learning, Ease of Use, Robustness, Scalability, Compatibility, Security, et. al.), and Support (Portability, Cost, etc). All in all this book is a nice gentle introduction to the families of tools out there for web construction.

Review # 2 was written on 2012-04-11 00:00:00 Scott Bedell 3.5/5 I read this cover to cover, which was A Choice, and it was pretty good with a few caveats: * Inmon loves himself some absolutely useless diagrams * certain chapters had vastly different audiences * some of the book felt much more outdated than other parts Overall though, I think if you've got a relational data warehouse, this is the best book I've come across to help you wrangle it and figure out where to go and what to do. I read this over time, mostly in the morning or while waiting for large processes to run, taking notes so that I can review them later and then turn that into actionable items.