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1992
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David M. Kroenke:
Database processing - fundamentals, design, implementation (4. ed.). Macmillan Publ. 1992, ISBN 978-0-02-946420-5, pp. I-XXVIII, 1-659

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David M. Kroenke, C. Donald Gray:
Toward a Next Generation Data Modeling Facility: Neither the Entity-Relationship Model nor UML Meet the Need. J. Inf. Syst. Educ. 17(1): 29-38 (2006)
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David M. Kroenke:
Beyond the Relational Database Model. Computer 38(5): 89-90 (2005)

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Earl McKinney, Charles J. Yoos II, David M. Kroenke:
A Preliminary Information Theory of Difference. AMCIS 2012

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