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CR 10, Developer Full Product, Spanish
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Item #: C96436. Crystal Reports is an intuitive reporting toolkit that helps solve the challenges associated with presenting formatted data in web and Windows applications. It provides a fast, flexible way to access, format, and integrate dynamic data into J2EE and .NET applications for an interactive end user experience.Crystal Reports 10 Developer Edition is designed for easy integration of report viewing, printing, and exporting capabilities into applications. It provides the report design and developer tools needed for integrating reports into applications. Product Description: Crystal Reports Developer Edition - ( v. 10 ) - complete package
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Multimedia Databases: An Object-Relational Approach
$59.99
Brings together for the first time in one book fully comprehensive coverage of multimedia databases. Covers SQL3 and includes examples and practical exercises. Softcover.

Object-Relational DBMSs, Second Edition (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Data Management Systems)
$44.95
I worked for Informix during the Illustra acquisition and spent a fair amount of time with the team of the CTO and met Dr. Stonebraker and Paul Brown a few times. He enthusiastically describes an evolutionary path for the DBMS and a rationale for it's various applications. The book also portrays the personality of Mike and Paul with commentary and strong opinions.For anyone who has a deep interest in the topic of DBMS then this is a must read.

Foundation for Object / Relational Databases: The Third Manifesto
$44.95
It really is a manifesto. The authors tell us how database software has strayed from the one true theory and how everything would be so much better if databases were designed with theoretical elegance as the highest priority. Since this unlikely to happen any time soon, the book isn't of immediate practical use, but if you're interested in software design and aren't turned off by highly opinionated writing, it's a thought-provoking read. They give formal, mathematical definitions of their theory, but also explain the same thing in prose, so database programmers should be able to understand their arguments even if they skip the mathematics as I did.The purpose of a political document is persuasion, and although they make some good points I wasn't convinced. All of their arguments are based on theoretical elegance. What's really needed is an extended example showing how a practical database would be more easily modelled using their theory. I was left wondering whether a "theoretically correct" database would actually be easier to build and maintain than the ad-hoc systems we have today - many a theoretically elegant language turns out to be too difficult to use in practice.Also, the authors dismiss some opposing arguments without really understanding their benefits. For example, Appendix B describes how to make a relational view based on a table of object values, which seems like a nice way of having your cake and eating it too (since you can have encapsulation and inheritance). But after bringing it up they dismiss with "what purpose would be served?" I was left wishing it were an online discussion so I could argue back.