John Grant · 2008
In various writings over the past 20 years, such as [3], Date has pointed out that SQL produces incorrect answers to some queries where a null value is included in a table. In a recent article in the ACM SIGMOD Record, [8], Rubinson states that ”Date misinterprets the meaning of his example query ” and ”SQL returns the correct answer to the query posed”. The purpose of this article is to show that, contrary to Rubinson’s claim, Date’s critique of query evaluation in the presence of null values in SQL is completely justified. 1.
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Günter Matthiessen · Informatik-Fachberichte · 1992
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Manuel Méndez, Mercedes G. Merayo, Suphamit Chittayasothorn · 2024
The lack of information within relational databases expressed as NULL values presents a problem in ensuring the quality of data and the information retrieved by SQL queries. This is so because there are different interpretations of NULL values. Actually, in many cases, queries either do not consider that NULL values can appear as a result of their evaluation or do not reflect in the code the correct interpretation of these values. NULL values have been present in databases since almost the earliest implementations of relational database management systems, but the implementation of the SQL standard raises multiple problems. When querying on a database that handles NULL values, the results may not be as expected, either by omission of results (false negatives) or by incorrect results (false positives). In this work we propose a methodology that analyses different SQL queries and allows the user to detect possible errors in those queries that have NULL values.
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2023
Diving into SQL SQL is designed as a universal language to manage data stored in a relational database management system.In this lesson, we will look at some of the features of SQL before jumping into using it heavily to manage data.This includes the topic of working with null values and how to use them in MySQL.We will also take a look at indexing. Learning ObjectivesBy the end of this lesson, you will be able to: Discuss the origins of SQL Demonstrate syntax features of core SQL, including the use of letter case, spaces, quotation marks, and semicolons Explain what a null value is in a dataset Add null values to a table Explain how relational databases use indexes to improve retrieval efficiency Identify design features that can affect indexes 10.
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Meseth, Nicolas · Library Osnabrück University (Hochschule Osnabrück) · 2019
Aufzeichnung aus der Veranstaltung Applied Analytics der Hochschule Osnabrück vom 07.10.2019.
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Henning Köhler, Sebastian Link · 2016
Normalization helps us find a database schema at design time that can process the most frequent updates efficiently at run time. Unfortunately, relational normalization only works for idealized database instances in which duplicates and null markers are not present. On one hand, these features occur frequently in real-world data compliant with the industry standard SQL, and especially in modern application domains. On the other hand, the features impose challenges that have made it impossible so far to extend the existing forty year old normalization framework to SQL. We introduce a new class of functional dependencies and show that they provide the right notion for SQL schema design. Axiomatic and linear-time algorithmic characterizations of the associated implication problem are established. These foundations enable us to propose a Boyce-Codd normal form for SQL. Indeed, we justify the normal form by showing that it permits precisely those SQL instances which are free from data redundancy. Unlike the relational case, there are SQL schemata that cannot be converted into Boyce-Codd normal form. Nevertheless, for an expressive sub-class of our functional dependencies we establish a normalization algorithm that always produces a schema in Value-Redundancy free normal form. This normal form permits precisely those instances which are free from any redundant data value occurrences other than the null marker. Experiments show that our functional dependencies occur frequently in real-world data and that they are effective in eliminating redundant values from these data sets without loss of information.
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Wilmer Ricciotti, James Cheney · Journal of Automated Reasoning · 2022
SQL is the world's most popular declarative language, forming the basis of the multi-billion-dollar database industry. Although SQL has been standardized, the full standard is based on ambiguous natural language rather than formal specification. Commercial SQL implementations interpret the standard in different ways, so that, given the same input data, the same query can yield different results depending on the SQL system it is run on. Even for a particular system, mechanically checked formalization of all widely-used features of SQL remains an open problem. The lack of a well-understood formal semantics makes it very difficult to validate the soundness of database implementations. Although formal semantics for fragments of SQL were designed in the past, they usually did not support set and bag operations, lateral joins, nested subqueries, and, crucially, null values. Null values complicate SQL's semantics in profound ways analogous to null pointers or side-effects in other programming languages. Since certain SQL queries are equivalent in the absence of null values, but produce different results when applied to tables containing incomplete data, semantics which ignore null values are able to prove query equivalences that are unsound in realistic databases. A formal semantics of SQL supporting all the aforementioned features was only proposed recently. In this paper, we report about our mechanization of SQL semantics covering set/bag operations, lateral joins, nested subqueries, and nulls, written in the Coq proof assistant, and describe the validation of key metatheoretic properties. Additionally, we are able to use the same framework to formalize the semantics of a flat relational calculus (with null values), and show a certified translation of its normal forms into SQL.
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Diana Effendi · 2018
Lab. Basis Data
Aturan Penulisan Sql Di Oracle 10g
2 Default Judul Kolom Pada Sql*Plus
3. Operator Aritmatika
4 Mendefinisikan Nilai Null
5 Mendefinisikan Kolom Alias
6 Operator Concatenation
7 Menggunakan Literal Strings
8 Pemakaian Distinct
9 Menampilkan Struktur Tabel
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Clare Churcher · Apress eBooks · 2016
Get started on mastering the one language binding the entire database industry. That language is SQL, and how it works is must-have knowledge for anyone involved with relational databases, and surprisingly also for anyone involved with NoSQL databases. SQL is universally used in querying and reporting on large data sets in order to generate knowledge to drive business decisions. Good knowledge of SQL is crucial to anyone working with databases, because it is with SQL that you retrieve data, manipulate data, and generate business results. Every relational database supports SQL for its expressiveness in writing queries underlying reports and business intelligence dashboards. Knowing how to write good queries is the foundation for all work done in SQL, and it is a foundation that Clare Churcher's book, Beginning SQL Queries, 2nd Edition, lays well. Write simple queries to extract data from a single table Combine data from many tables into one business result using set operations Translate natural language questions into database queries providing meaningful information to the business Avoid errors associated with duplicated and null values Summarize data with amazing ease using the newly-added feature of window functions Tackle tricky queries with confidence that you are generating correct results Investigate and understand the effects of indexes on the efficiency of queries.
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Hauke Klein · ACM SIGMOD Record · 1994
Some problems connected with the handling of null values in SQL are discussed. A definition of sure answers to SQL queries is proposed which takes care of the “no information” meaning of null values in SQL. An algorithm is presented for modifying SQL queries such that answers are not changed for databases without null values but sure answers are obtained for arbitrary databases with standard SQL semantics.
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Itoi Blomgren, Michiko · Gothenburg University Publications Electronic Archive (Gothenburg University) · 2003
Today, we have a huge quantity of information in the world. The development of\ninformation systems makes it possible to manage our needs. Database Management\nSystems (DBMS) have played a great role in the success of information systems. The\nmost influential theory in DBMS is the Relational Database Model (RDM), which\nwas established by E. J. Codd in the early 1970s.\nIn this thesis, three database products, SQL Server, DB2, and Oracle are compared,\nwhich is unique because in earlier studies they have only been evaluated one database\nat a time. They are called Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS),\nbased on RDM. Their total market share is more than 80 % of the whole RDBMS.\nCodd points out important requirements for RDBMS, known as Codd’s twelve rules.\nThe purpose of this study is to evaluate if and how closely each database vendor has\nfollowed Codd’s rules when developing their products. In summary, eight of the rules\nare put into practice by all of the vendors. The most difficult rules to implement are:\n1. modification of the view table and 2. handling of null values. Our conclusions are\nthat all three databases qualify as relational, and they have equal difficulties with the\nupdate view function and handling of null values.\nKey words: Database, RDM, Codd, View, Null
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Véronique Benzaken, Évelyne Contejean · HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) · 2018
In this article, we provide a Coq mechanised, executable, formal semantics for realistic SQL queries consisting of select [distinct] from where group by having queries with NULL values, functions, aggregates, quanti-fiers and nested potentially correlated sub-queries. We then relate this fragment to a Coq formalised (extended) relational algebra that enjoys a bag semantics. Doing so we provide the first formally mechanised proof of the equivalence of SQL and extended relational algebra and, from a compilation perspective, thanks to the Coq extraction mechanism to Ocaml, a Coq certified semantic analyser for a SQL compiler.
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Sven Hartmann, Markus Kirchberg, Sebastian Link · 2015
An Armstrong relation satisfies the functional dependencies (FD) implied by a given FD set and violates all other FDs. Therefore, they form an instance of the design-by-example methodology: the example relation exhibits precisely those FDs that the current design perceives as meaningful for the appli-cation domain. The existing framework of Armstrong relations only applies to total relations. We investigate structural properties of Armstrong relations for FDs over SQL tables. That is, arbitrary attributes can be declared NOT NULL and null values apply Zaniolo’s most general no information interpre-tation. In contrast to total relations, FDs do not enjoy Armstrong relations. However, the class of standard FDs with arbitrary NOT NULL constraints does enjoy Armstrong relations. While the problem of finding an Armstrong relation is shown to be precisely exponential, we establish an algorithm that computes Arm-strong relations with a size at most quadratic in that of a minimum-sized Armstrong relation. Our results enable designers to make effective use of Armstrong relations for real SQL tables. This can lead to real world designs that guarantee efficient ways of data processing.
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Sven Hartmann, Sebastian Link · 2010
We study functional and multivalued dependencies over SQL tables with NOT NULL constraints. Under a no-information interpretation of null values we develop tools for reasoning. We further show that in the absence of NOT NULL constraints the associated implication problem is equivalent to that in propositional fragments of Priest's paraconsistent Logic of Paradox. Subsequently, we extend the equivalence to Boolean dependencies and to the presence of NOT NULL constraints using Schaerf and Cadoli's S-3 logics where S corresponds to the set of attributes declared NOT NULL. The findings also apply to Codd's interpretation "value at present unknown" utilizing a weak possible world semantics. Our results establish NOT NULL constraints as an effective mechanism to balance the expressiveness and tractability of consequence relations, and to control the degree by which the existing classical theory of data dependencies can be soundly approximated in practice.
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Munqath Alattar, Attila Sali · Journal on Data Semantics · 2020
Abstract Missing data value is an extensive problem in both research and industrial developers. Two general approaches are there to deal with the problem of missing values in databases; they could be either ignored (removed) or imputed (filled in) with new values (Farhangfar et al. in IEEE Trans Syst Man Cybern-Part A: Syst Hum 37(5):692–709, 2007). For some SQL tables, it is possible that some candidate key of the table is not null-free and this needs to be handled. Possible keys and certain keys to deal with this situation were introduced in Köhler et al. (VLDB J 25(4):571–596, 2016). In the present paper, we introduce an intermediate concept called strongly possible keys that is based on a data mining approach using only information already contained in the SQL table. A strongly possible key is a key that holds for some possible world which is obtained by replacing any occurrences of nulls with some values already appearing in the corresponding attributes. Implication among strongly possible keys is characterized, and Armstrong tables are constructed. An algorithm to verify a strongly possible key is given applying bipartite matching. Connection between matroid intersection problem and system of strongly possible keys is established. For the cases when no strongly possible keys hold, an approximation notion is introduced to calculate the closeness of any given set of attributes to be considered as a strongly possible key using the $$g_3$$ <mml:math xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML"> <mml:msub> <mml:mi>g</mml:mi> <mml:mn>3</mml:mn> </mml:msub> </mml:math> measure, and we derive its component version $$g_4$$ <mml:math xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML"> <mml:msub> <mml:mi>g</mml:mi> <mml:mn>4</mml:mn> </mml:msub> </mml:math> . Analytical comparisons are given between the two measures.
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Michael J. Hernandez, John Viescas · 2000
Foreword. Preface and Acknowledgments. About the Authors. Introduction. Are You a Mere Mortal? About This Book. How to Use This Book. Reading the Diagrams Used in This Book. Sample Databases Used in This Book. Follow the Yellow Brick Road. I. RELATIONAL DATABASES AND SQL. 1. What Is Relational? Topics Covered in This Chapter. Types of Databases. A Brief History of the Relational Model. In the Beginning Relational Database Software. Anatomy of a Relational Database. Tables. Fields. Records. Keys. Views. Relationships. What's in It for Me? Where Do I Go from 2. Ensuring Your Database Structure Is Sound. Topics Covered in This Chapter. Why Is This Chapter Here? Why Worry about Sound Structures? Fine-tuning Fields. What's in a Name? (Part One). Smoothing Out the Rough Edges. Resolving Multipart Fields. Resolving Multivalued Fields. Fine-tuning Tables. What's in a Name? (Part Two). Ensuring a Sound Structure. Resolving Unnecessary Duplicate Fields. Identification Is the Key. Establishing Solid Relationships. Establishing a Deletion Rule. Setting the TYpe of Participation. Setting the Degree of Participation. Is That All? 3. A Concise History of SQL. Topics Covered in This Chapter. The Origins of SQL. Early Vendor Implementation. ... And Then There Was a Evolution of the ANSI/ISO Standard. Other SQL Standards. Commercial Implementations. What the Future Holds. Why Should You Learn SQL? II. SQL BASICS. 4. Creating a Simple Query. Topics Covered in This Chapter. Introducing SELECT. The SELECT Statement. Major Clauses in a SELECT Statement. A Quick Aside: Data vs. Information. Translating Your Request into SQL. Expanding the Field of Vision. Eliminating Duplicate Rows. Sorting Information. First Things First: Collating Sequences. Let's Now Come to Order. Saving Your Work. Sample Statements. Problems for You to Solve. 5. Getting More Than Simple Columns. Topics Covered in This Chapter. The SELECT Clause: Take Two. Specifying Explicit Values. 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Intersection between Result Sets. Problems You Can Solve with INTERSECT. Difference. Difference in Set Theory. Difference Between Result Sets. Problems You Can Solve with DIFFERENCE. Union. Union in Set Theory. Combining Result Sets Using UNION. Problems You Can Solve with UNION. SQL Set Operations. Classical Set Operations vs. SQL. Finding Common Values--INTERSECT. Finding Missing Values--EXCEPT (Difference). Combining Sets--UNION. 8. INNER JOINs. Topics Covered in This Chapter. What Is a JOIN? The INNER JOIN. What's Legal to JOIN? Syntax. Check Those Relationships! Uses for INNER JOINs. Find Related Rows. Find Matching Values. Sample Statements. Two Tables. More Than Two Tables. Looking for Matching Values. Problems for You to Solve. 9. OUTER JOINs. Topics Covered in This Chapter. What is an OUTER JOIN? The Left/Right OUTER JOIN. Syntax. The FULL OUTER JOIN. Syntax. FULL OUTER JOIN on Non-Key Values. UNION JOIN. Uses for OUTER JOINS. Find Missing Values. Find Partially Matched Information. Sample Statements. Problems for You to Solve. 10. UNIONs. Topics Covered in This Chapter. What Is a Union? Writing Requests with UNION. Using Simple SELECT Statements. Combining Complex SELECT Statements. Using UNION More Than Once. Sorting a UNION. Uses for UNION. Sample Statements. Problems for You to Solve. 11. Subqueries. Topics Covered in This Chapter. What Is a Subquery? Row Subqueries. Table Subqueries. Scalar Subqueries. Subqueries as Column Expressions. Syntax. An Introduction to Aggregate Functions--COUNT and MAX. Subqueries as Filters. Syntax. Special Predicate Keywords for Subqueries. Uses for Subqueries. Column Expressions. Filters. Sample Statements. Subqueries in Expressions. Subqueries in Filters. Problems for You to Solve. IV. SUMMARIZING AND GROUPING DATA. 12. Summarizing Data. Topics Covered in This Chapter. Aggregate functions. Counting Rows and Values with COUNT. Computing a Total with SUM. Calculating a Mean Value with AVG. Finding the Largest Value with MAX. Finding the Smallest Value with MIN. Using More Than One Function. Using Aggregate Functions in Filters. Sample Statements. Problems for You to Solve. 13. Grouping Data. Topics Covered in This Chapter. Why Group Data? The GROUP BY Clause. Syntax. Mixing Columns and Expressions. Using GROUP BY in a Subquery in a WHERE Clause. Simulating a SELECT DISTINCT Statement. Some Restrictions Apply. Column Restrictions. Grouping on Expressions. Uses for GROUP BY. Sample Statements. Problems for You to Solve. 14. Filtering Grouped Data. Topics Covered in This Chapter. A New Meaning of Focus Groups. When You Filter Makes A Difference. Should You Filter in WHERE or in HAVING? Avoiding the HAVING COUNT Trap. Uses for HAVING. Sample Statements. Problems for You to Solve. In Closing. APPENDICES. A. SQL Standard Diagrams. B. Schema for the Sample Databases. C. Recommended Reading References. Index. 0201433362T04062001
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Kazimierz Subieta, Yahiko Kambayashi, Jacek Leszczylowski et al. · 1996
We address the problem of null values and other forms of irregular data in object-oriented databases. This problem is important because of such aspects of modern database technologies as conceptual modeling, database design, schema evolution, interoperability, integration of data from heterogeneous sources, data warehousing, as well as reliability, maintenance and documentation of databases and application programs. We analyze various approaches to null values postulated by the relational school, in particular the SQL approach and the default values. In response we propose a new universal approach to irregular data based on the idea of absent objects. We believe that our method solves the difficulties encountered in SQL. Moreover, it covers union types and can be smoothly combined with the idea of default values. We discuss the implications of the approach to query languages, and briefly introduce a new approach to polymorphic typing of irregular data. 1 Introduction The phenomenon of...
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