Re: Looking for a book by Rozenshtein

I'm in IT... how many of us have the luxury of postponing a project for 6 months? :)

I've read your articles dealing with Nested Sets, and I like the principle, but found that it wasn't a workable solution for my project. As you explain, the Nested Sets model works best with a fairly static tree, and my project is more dynamic in nature. Does your book offer new techniques that might be of interest?

p.s. Thanks for the email address.

In article <c0d87ec0.0210241341.1da886d9_at_posting.google.com>, 71062.1056 _at_compuserve.com says...
> >> I've spent the better part of the afternoon trying to track down a
> book entitled "Tree & Graph Processing in SQL", by David Rozenshtein.
> The only supplier which comes up is www.sqlforum.com, however, that
> outfit seems to be out of business. <<
>
> They are. This was an article in the old SQL FORUM magazine Vol 4 Nbr
> 3, 1995 that they were going to reprint, but never did as far as I
> know.
>
> I think Dr. Rozenshtein is still teaching in New York City at Long
> Island university, but I am not sure. The last email I have was
> Rozensht_at_cris.com, but I am not sure if it is still good.
>
> However, if you can wait, I am working a book I hope to finish this
> year entitled "Trees & Heirarchies in SQL" for publication in early
> 2003.
>
> I have not talked to Dave in years; say hello for me if you make
> contact.
>
Received on Sat Oct 26 2002 - 00:57:41 CEST