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Databases
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Like security boxes within a bank.
Organizes data based off of where it came from or where it’s going or its relationship to other data. |
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Tables
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Organizational structure within a database that allows for data to be accessed more easily.
Like files in a filing cabinet or tabs in an excel spreadsheet. |
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3 Popular Databases
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Oracle, SQL, MySQL
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SQL
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Similar to a CD Account - money stays in one bank.
Database made by Microsoft - companies that use this type of database generally use other Microsoft products. Has the edge for administration and integration. Ask for Microsoft reqs! |
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Oracle
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Similar to a savings account - commitment but can take money out any time.
Database with flexibility. Can use it with other technology made by the same company or with custom tech - ask for reqs! Strong processing power - Expensive |
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MySQL
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Similar to a checking account - no commitment, can move your money to wherever or whomever you want.
Open Source database - can be used with just about any other technology. Custom made and super cheap! Companies that use this generally do a lot of custom development work - ask for reqs! |
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Open Source
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Growing tech library of free code.
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Database Architects
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This person builds out the blueprint (or wireframes) for the databases.
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Database Engineers & Developers
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This person builds out the database using code.
Determines what information goes where. |
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DBA - Database Administrator
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This person makes sure that the Database is running efficiently and accurately once it is built
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