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Readings in Database Systems (5th Edition) (2015)

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Re: Readings in Database Systems (5th Edition) (2015)

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Post by nine_k »

WalterGR wrote: post #3

Before spidering the site for offline reading, be aware: “Rather than secure rights to the recommended papers, we have simply provided links to Google Scholar searches that should help the reader locate the relevant papers.”

A perfect task for an AI agent, BTW.

Re: Readings in Database Systems (5th Edition) (2015)

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Post by nrhrjrjrjtntbt »

ctxc wrote: post #5

Oh well... https://ibb.co/BVrzQRWH

Peek:

Readings in Database Systems (commonly known as the "Red Book") has offered readers an opinionated take on both classic and cutting-edge research in the field of data management since 1988. Here, we present the Fifth Edition of the Red Book — the first in over ten years. CHAPTERS Preface [HTML] [PDF] Background introduced by Michael Stonebraker [HTML] [PDF] Traditional RDBMS Systems introduced by Michael Stonebraker [HTML] [PDF] Techniques Everyone Should Know introduced by Peter Bailis [HTML] [PDF] New DBMS Architectures introduced by Michael Stonebraker [HTML] [PDF] Large-Scale Dataflow Engines introduced by Peter Bailis [HTML] [PDF] Weak Isolation and Distribution introduced by Peter Bailis [HTML] [PDF] Query Optimization introduced by Joe Hellerstein [HTML] [PDF] Interactive Analytics introduced by Joe Hellerstein [HTML] [PDF] Languages introduced by Joe Hellerstein [HTML] [PDF] Web Data introduced by Peter Bailis [HTML] [PDF] A Biased Take on a Moving Target: Complex Analytics by Michael Stonebraker [HTML] [PDF] A Biased Take on a Moving Target: Data Integration by Michael Stonebraker [HTML] [PDF] Complete Book: [HTML] [PDF] Readings Only: [HTML] [PDF] Previous Editions: [HTML]

Re: Readings in Database Systems (5th Edition) (2015)

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Post by ctxc »

testdelacc1 wrote: post #6
ctxc wrote: post #5

Oh well... https://ibb.co/BVrzQRWH

Wonder why. Did they confuse this with Maoist literature (Little Red Book)?

Hmm maybe, a blooper on their part

I just switched networks (wifi/mobile) and it worked, only that provider seems to block it

Re: Readings in Database Systems (5th Edition) (2015)

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Post by sam_lowry_ »

WalterGR wrote: post #3

Before spidering the site for offline reading, be aware: “Rather than secure rights to the recommended papers, we have simply provided links to Google Scholar searches that should help the reader locate the relevant papers.”

Why not to Scihub?
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