This is the first in a series of practical guidebooks - known as the Sybase Method Set - for database developers who are involved in designing and implementing client/server applications in the Sybase environment. Written by Sybase consulting engineers - who combine detailed knowledge of SQL Server with a real-world understanding of the issues involved in designing and implementing client/server solutions - it takes readers step-by-step from the logical-design stage to an optimized physical design for a single-server SQL Server database.
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This is the first in a series of practical guidebooks -- known as the Sybase Method Set -- for database developers who are involved in designing and implementing client/server applications in the Sybase environment. Written by Sybase consulting engineers -- who combine detailed knowledge of SQL Server with a real-world understanding of the issues involved in designing and implementing client/server solutions -- it takes readers step-by-step from the logical-design stage to an optimized physical design for a single-server SQL Server database.
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Overall a good reference book.,
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This review is from: Physical Database Design for Sybase Sql Server (Sybase Series) (Hardcover)
The authors do a good job explaining physical database considerations. It is also a good source for developing some standards such as naming conventions for objects.
You could easily devise a checklist of activities for moving from a logical to physical design, but I'd read the entire book well in advance of your need to do so.
The book does not cover how each task may fit into an overall methodology, so you better understand the lifecycle and where each task needs to be performed.
This is not for beginners and doesn't cover any logical modeling principles, but is an excellent read for experienced modelers needing a Sybase implementation guide
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