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Database Design Book: Learn How to Get From Business Requirements to a Database Schema

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Database Design Book: Learn How to Get From Business Requirements to a Database Schema

The goal of this book is to help you get from a vague idea of what you need to implement (e.g.: “I need to build a website to manage schedule and instructor appointments for our gym ”), to the comprehensive definition of database tables.

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