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Transaction processing
Gray, Jim
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Transaction processing

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…an Important Work. On the other books, it depends on what you want. Alternatives to Date include Jeffrey Ullman, "Principles of Database and knowledge-base Systems" and "Foundations of Databases" by Abiteboul, Hull and Vianu. As an introductory book, I like Database: Principles, Programming, Performance by Patrick O'Neil. For more on transaction processing, as well as Jim Gray there is Philip Bernstein, eg "Principles of Transaction Processing". Following the references is a lot of fun; see where you end up.

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