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    Implicit method • Explicit method Briefly describe how to creating a script that input value on SQL statement execution run times? SQL scripts can be created using SQL editor. We can also pass the database information to the SQL as an input data at runtime. We can insert, update delete and retrieve rows from the database at runtime using SQL (Using INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE). Two modes can be used to create SQL scripts…

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    Mysql Vs Mongo

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    similar in many ways and also very different in how they deal with data. We will look at how they execute read queries and see what those similarities and differences are. Part 1: How a MySQL query is prepared and executed. For us to understand how a SQL database differs in running queries we…

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    clause. 5) An inner join returns all the records in the joined tables. 6) There is no error of the following SQL statement: SELECT CustomerCity, Count (CustomerKey) FROM Customer 7) There is no error of the following SQL statement: SELECT CustomerCity, Count (CustomerKey) FROM Customer GROUP BY CustomerCity WHERE Count(CustomerCity) > 20 8) The following SQL statement would change every customers' last name to…

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    Nt1330 Chapter 9

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    plan. 44. The advantages of a DBMS security plan is it is dependent and designed around the DBMS system itself. The disadvantage of DBMS security plans is software updates may lag behind other notable security updates. 45. An SQL injection attack is when a user modifies an SQL statement by injecting their own code into a statement. This can be prevented by locking special characters in a text box, and not showing the error page to a user. 51. Having frequent checkpoints of a database allows…

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    all tables and columns will create problems when using update statements and other queries. Indexes are used to place constraints on the tables and columns, the most common are UNIQUE, NOT NULL, and FOREIGN KEY. When these constraints are applied to SQL, every time that a statement is created in the application it will check against these constraints before any changes are allowed to be made. This helps also prevent human errors from occurring when entering or removing data. The UNIQUE…

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    Teradata Case Study

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    supports advanced workload management, rich SQL and in database analytics. 9. All types of users Teradata can be used by all types of users from business users to application developers. It is best suited for business users because of its features of leading BI and flexible custom written business SQL. It is best for application developers because of its language choice and flexible application architecture. 10. Bi temporal You will not need any complex SQL condition clauses. Teradata makes it…

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    easy to adding new information and it’s more complex comparing to hierarchal because their own rules, Relational is the easiest to manipulate data because uses RDBMS and it’s possible to retrieve complex data but you need to have some knowledge about SQL. In terms of performance Hierarchal can be very slower and time-consuming when dealing with retrieving data, Network it’s a bit slower than Hierarchal because of their complexity between tables (The network model allows each record to have…

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    Relational Database Paper

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    looking at an endless list of records the (DBMS) allows the end users to create their own view to get only the information they need which is called data manipulation language. The data manipulation language use today is Structured Query Language (SQL). SQL is the tool used in DBMS to extract data to the users’ request. Like I said before once the user identifies all the supplies they need in the database the products are purchased and shipped to the customer creating a business relationship…

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    UNIREG did not officially release to public because was not contained SQL structure. In 23 of May 1995 was then the first official release of the well-known MySQL database. Until 2008 MySQL was owned by the Swedish company after that was bought from Sun Microsystems in 2008 and from Oracle in 2009. Moreover, the benefits…

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    Besides, I searched about “Relational Databases” because most databases are relational database, and they store their data in relation. 2. I used the monster.com to search for my terms. I found 1000+ jobs for each term. 3. My three favorite jobs are: • SQL/Oracle Database Administrator. o Description of this job:  Responsibilities to contain database administration, optimization, security,…

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