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What are 5 examples of databases?
Some examples of different types of databases are:Point of sale Inventory system (Till)Warehouse Inventory SystemElectronic Telephone BookAirline booking systemHotel Booking system
What are 3 examples of databases?
Phone books , Newspaper and the contacts on your phone.
Can you give me three examples of databases?
newspaper, phonebooks, books, and lots more
What are common examples of data?
Common examples include inventory, sales, receipts, and payments of transactional activities frequently stored and retrieved in databases.
What is packaging and give examples?
A database package is a computer program that allows you to create and manage databases. Examples include Oracle and Microsoft Access.
What are two examples of internet vandalism?
The releasing of viruses, and breaking into confidential databases are internet vandilism.
What are the examples of databases that are compatible with Unix?
There are a lot of database systems available on unix systems. The most popular "free" databases seem to be MySQL or Postgres and the most popular commercial is Oracle.
What are examples of databases in everyday life?
school registers, search engines, electronic phone book ect
What are examples of Air Force Records?
Maps, Photographs, Email messages, Databases in IT systems, Web pages
Where can one find recipes for baking cookies?
Recipes for baking cookies can be found online from many different recipe databases. Some examples of these recipe databases include All Recipes and Delish.
Where can one find the lyrics for Patience by Take That?
Lyrics to the song "Patience" by Take That can be found online from many different lyric databases. Some examples of these lyric databases include MetroLyrics and Lyrics007.
What are the 3 examples of traditional database?
Three examples of traditional databases are relational databases, such as MySQL and Oracle Database, which use structured query language (SQL) to manage data in tables; object-oriented databases, which store data in objects similar to object-oriented programming; and hierarchical databases, like IBM's Information Management System (IMS), which organize data in a tree-like structure with parent-child relationships. These databases are designed to efficiently handle structured data and support ACID (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability) properties for transaction management.
