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Abstract—The technique of database refactoring is all about applying disciplined and controlled techniques to change an existing database schema. The problem is to successfully create a Database Refactoring Framework for databases. This paper concentrates on the feasibility of adapting this concept to work as a generic template.
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Refactoring has proven its value in a wide range of development projects--helping software professionals improve system designs, maintainability, extensibility, and performance. Now, for the first time, leading agile methodologist Scott Ambler and renowned consultant Pramodkumar Sadalage introduce powerful refactoring techniques specifically designed for database systems.A..more

Published March 3rd 2006 by Addison Wesley (first published 2006)

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Jan 04, 2012Marcin Kuthan rated it did not like it

I'm very disappointed, I don't know why Addison Wesley decided to publish this book :-(
* only trivial examples, no real life cases
* totally outdated (even from 2006 perspective), the ideas might be valid in 80'
* a lot of repetition, the book could be half as long
* the parts with JDBC code - waste of paper

Jan 20, 2018Lolo rated it liked it

A nice book overall. Some refactorings were very interesting, but most of them seemed obvious or very simple to be included in this kind of book. I liked the 'Motivation' parts, were the author explains the business reasons to introduce a refactor. And I liked even more the 'Potential Trade-offs' parts, were the possible issues could arise when implementing a specific refactor.
A very well written book. I would suggest this book to the less experienced with databases, because most of these refact..more

Databases seem to hold a unique status in software organizations. Often, they're heavy politics around them, and there's a lot of fear around making even small modifications. Ambler gives us some principles for applying refactoring to databases. This practice isn't controversial in any other area of software development, and he shows us that it doesn't need to be controversial with databases, either.

Apr 10, 2017Joe Cole rated it it was amazing

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Creating a data model from scratch on a development environment is a relatively easy thing to manage. The catalog takes a number of established techniques and best practices and places them in a new framework which at least provides value to some for now

Feb 01, 2019Étienne Thouin rated it really liked it

Excellent book, reads like Martin Fowler's seminal Refactorings book.
Excellent premise about Database Object Deprecation and time-to-live periods.

Jun 24, 2017Leandro López rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Great for reference. Probably more useful for beginners than experienced developers and DBAs. The formatting of the code examples could use lots of love.

Dec 05, 2016Michael rated it liked it · review of another edition

I only skimmed this one--
Good overview of the methods one can use to evolve a database over time. Most of it seemed like common sense to me.
Most of the book (pages 69-350) is reference material and notes on specific database refactorings, so I think studying this book in-depth up-front is not needed. When you are going to attempt a tricky refactor or you are new to the field you can just refer to the relevant section.

Jan 02, 2011Miroslav Kulha rated it did not like it

For now this is the worst book from addison Wesley signature series. Everything in this book is just written down common sense of how work with large and mostly old databases and how these databases refactor for including new information.

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A database refactoring is a simple change to a database schema that improves its design while retaining both its behavioral and informational semantics^[1]. Database refactoring does not change the way data is interpreted or used and does not fix bugs or add new functionality. Every refactoring to a database leaves the system in a working state, thus not causing maintenance lags, provided the meaningful data exists in the production environment.

Concepts of genetics pdf. A database refactoring is conceptually more difficult than a code refactoring; code refactorings only need to maintain behavioral semantics while database refactorings also must maintain informational semantics.

You refactor a database schema for one of several reasons:

To develop the schema in an evolutionary manner in parallel with the evolutionary design of the rest of your system.
To fix design problems with an existing legacy database schema^[2]. Database refactorings are often motivated by the desire for database normalization of an existing production database, typically to 'clean up' the design of the database.
To implement what would be a large (and potentially risk) change as a series of small, low-risk changes.

Database Refactorings[edit]

Examples of database refactoring: /license-check-nsw.html.

Splitting an aggregate table into two different tables in the process of .
Renaming an existing column to make its purpose clearer.
Combining two columns into a single one because they were being used for the same purpose.
Splitting an existing column into two or more columns because the original column was being used for several purposes (so you have one column per purpose).
Applying a common data format to a column so as to increase the consistency of the data.
Common code refactorings (Rename Method, Introduce Variable, Rename Variable, and so on) to database code such as stored procedures and triggers.
Introducing a view to implement a common access path to data.

Process of Database Refactoring[edit]

The process of database refactoring is the act of applying database refactorings to evolve an existing database schema (database refactoring is a core practice of evolutionary database design). There are three considerations that need to be taken into account:

How to implement a single refactoring
How to track/share database refactorings across your organization
How to apply a series of database refactorings to a database

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References[edit]

^Scott Ambler and Pramod Sadalage (2006). Refactoring databases: Evolutionary database design. Addison-Wesley. ISBN978-0-321-29353-4
^'Database Schema'. Retrieved 15 September 2015.