Database Systems are tables of data, organized by columns and rows, with various relationships. Old style databases use to be single flat tables of data, now a single database can include thousands of tables of relational data. Relational databases management systems (RDBMS) have a potential for much more efficiency and capablity for data analysis and management than the old flat tables. With the advent of web based RDBMS, unlike desktop RDBMS's, the data can be collected in one place, analysed in another place on earth, and used in an application elsewhere. Take advantage of the best FREE online 'How To' tutorials or best online schools providing the best FREE online 'how to' tutorials to learn more: |
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| Database Design | general miscellaneous issues | ||
| DB2 | IBM's DB2 | ||
| MS Access | desktop RDMS part of Microsoft Office | ||
| Base | desktop RDMS, part of Open Office, like MS Access, butFREE |
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| Paradox | desktop RDMS, part of WordPerfect Office AKA Corel's Office, like MS Access |
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| MsSQL | Microsoft's web RDBMS | ||
| MySQL | FREE open source web RDBMS | ||
| Oracle | |||
| SQL | web RDBMS | ||
| NoSql/MongoDB | non-Relational DBMS | ||
| PostgreSQL | RDBMS | ||
| SyBase | RDBMS | ||
Below are general purpose or miscellaneous database related tutorials,
not other wise categorized.
Take advantage of the best FREE online 'How To' tutorials or best online schools providing the best FREE online 'how to' tutorials to learn more:
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Update: Oct 17, 2011 |
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