need description on any 5 of the following features\n-Access\n-Shared Use\n-Data Integrity\n-Database Security\n-Data Privacy\n-Reliability\n-Performance\n-Integration
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Data Integrity - it is applied when you have some data that depends on the existance of another data, like an invoice, the information of the lines of the invoice depend on the existance of the header of the invoice, so if you delete de header then the lines can be deleted automatically, or you can make that the header cannot be deleted untill you have deleted all the lines.\n\nShared use, is the concept that one record or one table, or even one column of a record can be used by more than one user at a time, but the database has the form to give to the user the correct information, and that they cannot update this at the same time with the use of blocking the data.\n\nPerformance - is the velocity and the accuracy of the data to be readed, writed, or uptaded in the data base.
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mysql is a very popular open source (free) database software!
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I think each computer has its own unique features.  None is better than the other.  For instance, an apple computer is great for graphic design, while a dell or ibm have features such as microsoft, etc.
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Well, usually depends on what type of hosting solution you have. If the host is ran on a unix/linux box, you will often find MySQL installed. If it is a windows solution, you usually find MS SQL Server.\n\nHere are some advantages of both...\n\n1) MySQL is usually very fast database because it is strongly based on an index lookup type of structure. \n\n2) Works great with languages like PHP which I highly recommend you use for a website.\n\n3) Very memory efficient and takes less space to run on a server (usually).\n\n\nMS SQL Server\n\n1) Integrates well with other Microsoft products. If you have an all microsoft hosting solution going, you will probably want SQL Server.\n\n2) It allows the use of Stored Procedures which allows you to execute groups of commands on the server independent of user activity.\n\n3) Some of the later versions also offer great reporting utilities and statistics.\n\n\nBut this is all usually dependent on what you are running for an Operating system on the host. PHP and MySQL are great for unix/linux systems and ASP/MS SQL Server is good for windows environments.\n\nEven though you will find people on here leaning one way or the other, it all really depends on what you are looking for out of your website. Generally unix/linux is more stable but a bit harder for newbies to use and windows uses a lot of resources and less stable, but easier for newbies to use and understand.\n\nI hope I have made things a bit more clear for you.
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Business database software. Similar to Oracle. Originally from Germany.
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for a database system you can use something like windows 2003 or windows NT for distributed systems you can use windows NT or linux
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There is a lot of information here, plus a large bibliography:\n\nhttp://www.dsi.unifi.it/ANNxDAR/
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Features a motherboard, a video card, a hard drive disk, a floppy drive disk, a cdrom player, a dvd recorder, simm memory sticks 1GB or 2, a sound card, a modem 56K or a high speed DSL modem, USB ports (Universal Serial Bus), now you have many features in a computer, good luck with your project..☺
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I think microsoft's site has good info on this technology : http://atlas.asp.net/
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Please visit the oracle technet web site:\n\nhttp://www.oracle.com/technology/index.html
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Access is fully programmable, and easy to set up for small databases.  You could probably do this yourself.  I'm not sure you will find an actual "Lost and Found" database, but morelikely find an inventory control or the like.
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To have a distributed database system, first, you need to make sure that each individual database has the same structure and layout as all the others, ie the same columns, type, etc.  \n\nSecond, you need to make sure that no data is duplicated from one pc's database to the next.\n\nFinally, if both the first and second criteria are met, and all database tables are in 3rd normal form, I would use a client/server system, and each PC would be just a client, rather than trying to tie all PC's together as a though they were one massive server.
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1. You must really know how banking procedures,policies coz you will be penalized for small buggies.\n2.Use database that can support transactions, Oracle, MySQL.\n3.Use j2ee server that really have supports.\n4.Secure your j2ee servers\n5.Use most of the outstanding functions in J2EE\n6. Use JSSE for that enable secure Internet communications
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Any Data-Driven Application i.e. Employees Management System or Home Accommodation or Hotel Online Reservation or any LAN application i.e. Port Scanning or Online Chatting using Winssock or any Commercial website i.e. Industrial Company Cataloge and there is many advance examples showing your defferent skills like DataBase Manibulating and Files folders management and Using State variable and alot...\n\nIf you need more support plz. contact me : zaaaterah@yahoo.com
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Normally private software have their own way to store data through proprietary format files.\n\nAn Microsoft Access or Microsoft SQL Server can do the same thing (and often better) than those proprietary format but you need to buy them (and they are expensive).\n\nIn fact, Access and SQL Server is normally used by business to keep their information about their customer. I won't tell you the difference between all those databases but if you really need something to work with, I suggest you SQL Server 2005 Express which is totally free. ( http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=64064 )
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1. Field\n2. Retrieval\n3. Flat File\n4. Record\n5. DBMS\n6. Query\n7. Updating\n\nHope that helps!!
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