O que é WinRDBI - IME-USP
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O que é WinRDBI - IME-USP
O que é WinRDBI O WinRDBI (Windows Relational DataBase Interpreter) é uma ferramenta educacional utilizada pela Universidade do Estado do Arizona, e que fornece uma abordagem ativa para entender as capacidades das seguintes linguagens de consulta para bancos de dados relacionais: – – – – Álgebra Relacional Cálculo Relacional de Domínio Cálculo Relacional de Tupla SQL O WinRDBI foi fundamentado na tecnologia de banco de dados dedutivos que utiliza a linguagem lógica Amzi! Prolog and Logic Server para consultar instâncias do banco de dados armazenadas como fatos lógicos e utiliza a API Swing Java para estabelecer a GUI. O WinRDBI pode ser executado tanto em Windows quanto em Linux. Understanding Relational Database Query Languages Onde obter WinRDBI? O WinRDBI pode ser obtido no endereço: http://www.eas.asu.edu/~winrdbi/download.html. Ele é totalmente livre e só se exige o seu registro. Understanding Relational Database Query Languages Visão geral do WinRDBI Vários recursos estão disponíveis para aprender o WinRDBI. Para começar, existem duas demonstrações em Flash que exibem o básico do que o WinRDBI pode fazer. Para assitir, clique nos links abaixo: Introdução ao WinRDBI (approx 6 mins) Criando um banco de dados com WinRDBI Understanding Relational Database Query Languages WinRDBI Windows-based Relational DataBase Interpreter http://www.eas.asu.edu/~winrdbi An educational tool that provides an interactive approach to learning relational database query languages. Relational algebra Domain Relational Calculus (DRC) Tuple Relational Calculus (TRC) SQL Understanding Relational Database Query Languages User Interface Multiple Query Panes: one query language is associated with each pane; result of queries displayed in the bottom subwindow of the query pane One Schema Pane: displays the schema and instance of the currently opened relational database Understanding Relational Database Query Languages ICONS new database paste new query new table open delete table save insert tuple save all delete tuple print find cut replace copy execute Understanding Relational Database Query Languages Syntax Conventions Since the heart of WinRDBI is written in Prolog (with Java used for the graphical user interface), the following Prolog conventions are assumed: constants: numeric constants and single-quoted strings relation and attribute names: identifiers starting with a lowercase letter variable names: identifiers starting with an uppercase letter Understanding Relational Database Query Languages Relational Algebra Syntax Summary Fundamental Operators σ θ (r) { t | t ∈ r and θ} πai,…,aj(r) { t.ai, …, t.aj | t ∈ r } r ∪ s { t | t ∈ r or t ∈ s } r-s { t | t ∈ r and t ∉ s} q×r { tqtr | tq ∈ q and tr ∈ r } Additional Operators r∩s r-(r-s) p θ q σ θ (p × q) p q πP ∪ Q( σ θ (p × q) ) where θ = (p.ai=q.ai and … and p.aj=q.aj) P ∩ Q = {ai, …, aj} p÷q πP - Q (p) πP - Q ((πP - Q (p) × q) - p) Understanding Relational Database Query Languages Relational Algebra WinRDBI Syntax Summary WinRDBI select condition (r) project ai, …, aj (r) r union s r difference s q product r r intersect s p njoin q : WinRDBI does not provide Formal Relational Algebra σcondition(r) πai,…,aj(r) r ∪ s r-s q×r r∩s p q division and θ-join operators to encourage the use of the fundamental relational algebra operators. Understanding Relational Database Query Languages Relational Algebra WinRDBI Demo Illustrate the features of the relational algebra language by example using the employee training enterprise that can be found at http://www.prenhall.com/dietrich Understanding Relational Database Query Languages Domain Relational Calculus Syntax Summary { D1, …, Dn | F (D1, …, Dn) } F describes the properties of the data to be retrieved. The output schema of F is given by the domain variables D1, …, Dn that act as global variables in F. The result of the DRC expression gives the set of all tuples (d1, d2, …, dn) such that when di is substituted for Di (1 =< i =< n), F is true. Understanding Relational Database Query Languages Domain Relational Calculus Atoms & Formulas Let Di be a domain variable c be a domain constant θ be a comparison operator Atoms r(D1, D2, …, Dn) Di θ Dj Di θ c Let F, F1 and F2 be formulas Formulas (F) not F F1 and F2 F1 or F2 Let D be free* in F(D) (exists D) F(D) (forall D) F(D) * a variable is free in a formula if it is not quantified by exists or forall Understanding Relational Database Query Languages Domain Relational Calculus Valid Expression { D1, …, Dn | F (D1, …, Dn) } is a valid DRC expression if it has only the variables appearing to the left of the vertical bar | free in F. Any other variable appearing in F must be bound. free vs. bound variables free (global): variable is not explicitly quantified bound (free): variable is declared explicitly through quantification and its scope is the quantified formula Understanding Relational Database Query Languages Domain Relational Calculus Relational Completeness σcondition (r): { R1, …, Rn | r(R1, …, Rn) and condition} πai,…,aj(r): { Ri, …, Rj | r(R1, …, Ri, …, Rj, …, Rn)} r ∪ s: { D1, …, Dn | r(D1, …, Dn) or s(D1, …, Dn) } r - s: { D1, …, Dn | r(D1, …, Dn) and not s(D1, …, Dn) } q×r: { Q1, …, Qm, R1, …, Rn | q(Q1, …, Qm) and r(R1, …, Rn) } Understanding Relational Database Query Languages Domain Relational Calculus WinRDBI Demo Illustrate the features of the DRC language by example using the employee training enterprise that can be found at http://www.prenhall.com/dietrich Understanding Relational Database Query Languages Tuple Relational Calculus Syntax Summary { T1, …, Tn | F (T1, …, Tn) } F describes the properties of the data to be retrieved. The output schema of F is given by the tuple variables T1, …, Tn that act as global variables in F. Understanding Relational Database Query Languages Tuple Relational Calculus Atoms & Formulas Let T and Ti be tuple variables aj be an attribute c be a domain constant θ be a comparison operator Atoms r(T) Ti.am θ Tj.an T.ai θ c Let F, F1 and F2 be formulas Formulas (F) not F F1 and F2 F1 or F2 Let T be free* in F(T) (exists T) F(T) (forall T) F(T) * a variable is free in a formula if it is not quantified by exists or forall Understanding Relational Database Query Languages Tuple Relational Calculus Valid Expression { T1, …, Tn | F (T1, …, Tn) } is a valid TRC expression if it has only the variables appearing to the left of the vertical bar | free in F. Any other variable appearing in F must be bound. free vs. bound variables free (global): variable is not explicitly quantified bound (free): variable is declared explicitly through quantification and its scope is the quantified formula Understanding Relational Database Query Languages Tuple Relational Calculus Relational Completeness σcondition (r): { R| r(R) and condition} πai…,aj(r): { R.ai, …, R.aj | r(R)} r ∪ s: { T | r(T) or s(T) } r - s: { T | r(T) and not s(T) } q×r: { Q, R | q(Q) and r(R) } Understanding Relational Database Query Languages Tuple Relational Calculus WinRDBI Demo Illustrate the features of the TRC language by example using the employee training enterprise that can be found at http://www.prenhall.com/dietrich Understanding Relational Database Query Languages SQL Simple Query Syntax select distinct a1,…,am from r1, r2, …, rn where condition is equivalent to πa1,…,am ( σcondition (r1 × r2 × … × rn) ) Understanding Relational Database Query Languages SQL Relational Completeness σcondition(r) select * from r where condition πA (r) select distinct A from r r ∪s select * from r union select * from s r-s select * from r except select * from s q×r select * from q, r Understanding Relational Database Query Languages SQL Query Syntax Summary select [distinct] ATTRIBUTE-LIST from TABLE-LIST [where WHERE-CONDITION] [group by GROUPING-ATTRIBUTES [having HAVING-CONDITION]] [order by COLUMN-NAME [asc | desc], … ] Understanding Relational Database Query Languages SQL Data Definition Syntax Summary create table TABLE-NAME ( COL-NAME COL-TYPE [ATTR-CONSTRAINT], … [TABLE-CONSTRAINT-LIST] ) where ATTR-CONSTRAINT: not null or default value TABLE-CONSTRAINT-LIST: primary key, uniqueness and referential integrity (foreign key) Understanding Relational Database Query Languages SQL Insert Syntax Summary insert into TABLE-NAME [ (ATTRIBUTE-LIST)] SOURCE where SOURCE is one of: values ( EXPLICIT-VALUES) SELECT-STATEMENT Understanding Relational Database Query Languages SQL Update & Delete Syntax Summary update set [where TABLE-NAME COLUMN-NAME = VALUE-EXPR, … UPDATE-CONDITION] delete from TABLE-NAME [where DELETE-CONDITION] Understanding Relational Database Query Languages SQL WinRDBI Syntax Summary Since WinRDBI has an integrated GUI for defining and manipulating the database, WinRDBI SQL supports only the query language. SQL-89 compatibility: no joined tables in the from clause Does not support SQL-standard view definition: assumes intermediate table syntax across all query languages Language simplification disallows aggregation in a nested subquery: use two queries instead ... Understanding Relational Database Query Languages SQL Aggregation in Nested Queries SQL select E.eID, E.eLast, E.eFirst, E.eTitle from employee E where E.eSalary = (select min(S.eSalary) from employee S ); WinRDBI minimumSalary(minSalary) := select min(E.eSalary) from employee E; select E.eID, E.eLast, E.eFirst, E.eTitle from employee E where E.eSalary = (select minSalary from minimumSalary); Understanding Relational Database Query Languages SQL WinRDBI Demo Illustrate the features of the SQL language by example using the employee training enterprise that can be found at http://www.prenhall.com/dietrich Understanding Relational Database Query Languages