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are individual facts, statistics, or items of information, often numeric, that are collected through. observation. |
Data |
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in a general sense, is processed, organized and structured data. |
Information |
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is information that is set up for easy access, management and updating |
Database |
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is software that permits the organization to centralize data, manage them efficiently, and provide access to the stored data by application programs. |
DBMS |
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A type of database that contains a single database located at one location in the network. |
Centralized database |
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A type of database that contains two or more database files located at different locations in the network. |
Distributed database |
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data is organized in form of tables. A table contains rows and columns of data. Table has a unique key to identify each row of the table. |
Relational database |
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data is not organized in form of tables. Data is stored in form of key and value pairs. |
Non-Relational database |
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models information and data into a set of tables with rows and columns |
RDD |
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way to visually present the architecture and design of complex software systems complex software systems. |
UML |
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shows the relationships of entity sets stored in a database. An entity in this context is an object, a component of data. |
ERD |
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basic database concepts |
E A R |
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is an object or component of data. are represented by rectangles that are named |
Entity |
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describes the property of an entity. is represented as oval or ellipses. |
Attributes |
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Kinds of attributes |
1. Composite - are further divided in a tree like structure. 2. Multivalued - are depicted by double ellipse. (Phone number)3. Derived - are depicted by dashed ellipse. (Age, changing) |
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is represented by a diamond-shaped box. |
Relationship One to one One to many Many to one Many to many |
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Processing of data consisted of reading data from one or more tapes and writing data to a new tape |
Magnetic tapee |
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worked for International Business machines; invented the relational model for database management |
Edgar F. Codd |
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language was designed primarily for decision support applications, which are query-intensive, yet the mainstay of databases in the 1980s was transaction-processing applications, which are update-intensive. |
SQL Structured query Language |
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is the process of collecting, sorting, organizing maintaining and analyzing data. |
Database management |
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Types of database |
Centralized and distributed |
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Types of DBMS |
Relational and non relational |
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design of the database. Or we can say that it is a skeleton of the database that is used to represent the structure |
Database schema |
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In a database, sometimes we put some restrictions on the table that what type of data can be stored |
Data constraints |
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data about the data. dictionary is known as. |
Data dictionary or metadata |
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used to define the complete database environment and its components. a set of memory structures and background processes that are used to access the database files. |
Database instance |
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used to access data from the database/ retrieve or manipulate data from the database. |
Query |
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three main operations that is Insertion, Deletion, and updation. |
Data manipulation |
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It is an underlying component that is used to create and manage various database queries. |
Data engine |
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