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Database and types of databases
This presentation provides an overview of different types of databases. It defines a database as an organized collection of related information. The main types discussed are flat file databases, relational databases, document-oriented databases, embedded databases, hypertext databases, operational databases, and distributed databases. Examples are provided for each type along with brief descriptions of their key features, advantages and disadvantages. Contact details are given at the end for the presenter's organization.
Database and types of databases
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- 6. Database and typesofdatabasesin market Midhun sudhakar midhusudhakaran@gmail.com Midhun.sudhakar.73@facebook.com twitter.com/midhunopus in.linkedin.com/pub/midhunsudhakar/86/a65/a9b/Phonenumber 9995586182
- 7. Content • What isdatabase. • Types of database.
- 9. Organized collection ofrelated info..
- 10. Types of databases •Flat file database. • Relational database. • Document –oriented database. • Embedded database. • Hypertext database. • Operational database. • Distributed database.
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- 12. Relational database • alldata is stored in Relations are tables with rows and columns.
- 13. Relational database ctnd.. Advantagesdisadvantages Ease of use. Performance Flexibility. Developer Expertise Data Independence Hardware Performance Data Manipulation Language ex: MySQL, Oracle, SQL server, Microsoft access ect..
- 14. Document-oriented database • designedfor storing, retrieving, and managing document-oriented info.. • NoSQL database.
- 15. Document-oriented database ctnd.. advantagesdisadvantages Documents are independent units does not support transactional operations. easier to write. space is too large. Unstructured data can be stored easily. Not mature maintenance tool for development and IT operations are noteworthy. Economics ex: MongoDB, RavenDB etc..
- 16. Embedded database. • integratedwith an application software. • database system is "hidden“.
- 17. Hypertext database • Particularlyuseful for organize disparate data. • For example online encyclopaedias.
- 18. Operational database • dataabout the things that go on inside an enterprise. ex: Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, MongoDB,(NoSQL) etc..
- 19. Distributed database • storagedevices are not all attached to a common processing unit.
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