This is slightly off topic perhaps, but maybe not too much ...
I'm wondering if anyone can recommend a good general book on relational database design. I am using PostgreSQL, so a
PG-centricbook would be best, but I'm mainly interested in the art/science of good SQL database design regardless of
theactual database product used.
I'm not a total beginner, but have not used databases to do much more than store web page content and authenticate
usersto date. I don't mind heavy-going, I prefer that to fluff.
I suppose I'm looking for a highly regarded "classic" text, a bit like Martin Fowler's or the Gang of Four's texts on
object-orienteddesign patterns, which are applicable to many programming languages. Not so classic that it's out of
dateof course!
TIA
Mick
