web spider
Web Spider
Search engine is a program which to do retrieval of data, files, and documents from a database or network, especially for the Internet.
The search engine is a program that is used for data retrieval from a network or database. Examples include Google and Bing.
No, but to be of any use a database will need to be fornt ended by a search engine to answer quiries run against the data the database holds.
Active Directory's database engine is the Extensible Storage Engine ( ESE )
The program needs to be designed to do that. If it is, then it will either be designed to use a TCP connection (e.g. on port 3306) to the database or a named socket (e.g. mysql.sock). All you'll really need to do is start the database engine, create the necessary databases, grant rights to whatever database user the program calls into the DB as, pre-populate any necessary tables/data the program expects to be there, and then start the program. The program documentation should tell you what you need to provide as far as a mysql environment and give any necessary SQL initialization scripts.
business database management
I guess search ingene is a wrong spelling of Search Engine. Search Engine: (In computer terms) A program or a website which searches for programs, web pages, images, videos, music, etc from a computer, database or websites.
A database contains specific content, normally human added. When discussing a "library" database this is generally journal or magazine articles, sometimes newspaper stories. Items are selected for inclusion in a database. Content is NOT random.A search engine searches the web and reads pages looking for content.
In the alert log.
Software that allows you to interface with the database engine. This software is used for upding, programming, viewing.