Key differences between Data Warehousing and OLTP Systems
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Designing and Demonstrating a Relational Database for a Business use case
Designing and Demonstrating a Relational Database for a Business use case
Case Studies from Finance, Marketing, HR, Retail, and e-commerce Sectors
Case Studies from Finance, Marketing, HR, Retail, and e-commerce Sectors
Use of Commercial and Open-source DBMS (e.g., MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server)
Use of Commercial and Open-source DBMS (e.g., MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server)
Online Transaction Processing (OLTP), Characteristics, Types, Challenges
Online Transaction Processing (OLTP), Characteristics, Types, Challenges
Client-server Architecture, Working, Components
Client–Server Architecture is a fundamental distributed computing model where tasks are partitioned between resource providers, called servers, and service requesters, called clients. These two components communicate over a …
Database Security: Authentication, Authorization, Privileges, Threats; Auditing, Access Controls, Violation Handling
Database Security: Authentication, Authorization, Privileges, Threats; Auditing, Access Controls, Violation Handling
Transaction Management and ACID Properties
Transaction Management and ACID Properties
Concurrency control: Locking, Timestamping, Deadlocks
Concurrency control: Locking, Timestamping, Deadlocks
Backup, Recovery, and Disaster Management
Backup, Recovery, and Disaster Management
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