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mimiann (31)in #dml • 2 years ago
Data manipulation language
A collection of SQL commands known as the Data Manipulation Language (DML) are used to interact with and alter data kept in relational databases. Users can enter new data, update records that already exist,
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mimiann (31)in #views • 2 years ago
MYSQL
Strong features from MySQL, such as views, subqueries, GROUP BY, and DELETE, all help to make database administration effective and adaptable. Subqueries improve the readability and structure of queries,
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mimiann (31)in #erd • 2 years ago
WEEK 4
Entity-relationship diagrams (ERD) and other data modeling principles define the logical architecture of a database by methodically organizing and representing data items, their properties, and the
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mimiann (31)in #honouree • 2 years ago
Database Management Systems: The Art and Science of Data Management
In my database management course, I learned about various types of database management systems (DBMSs), their components, database design, queries, and transactions. Database design is crucial for maintaining data integrity, security, availability, and performance. DBMSs are used in various fields, including business, government, education, and healthcare, to organize, store, and manage data. They provide advantages such as data integrity, security, availability, and performance. DBMSs are used in the business world to handle customer, product, and financial data, helping firms improve customer service, increase revenue, and make better business decisions. They are also used in the government sector to handle citizen, tax, and law enforcement data, improving services, lowering costs, and combating crime. The future of DBMSs is promising, as the world becomes more digital and the demand for DBMSs increases. The development of big data and cloud computing are also shaping the future of DBMSs, offering scalability, flexibility, and cost savings.
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