Category Database

MSSQL

Commercially speaking, MSSQL is the most commonly used database management system (DBMS). It is true that Microsoft SQL Server is restricted to the Windows operating system, but companies who rely on Windows for their server operations will find this an…

MySQL

A database management system is essential for helping users to manage and develop databases. The most popular one is MySQL. It lets developers build multiple databases that can be accessed by multiple users at the same time. MySQL is perfect…

NoSQL Database

To understand NoSQL you need to understand that is uses a less structured approach than SQL. In effect, a NoSQL database does not require a schema like SQL does. Instead NoSQL databases describe themselves – and there is no mandate…

ODBC

Some applications rely heavily on databases. When the developer starts on their application they need to consider which database they will use – a product from a commercial vendor such as Oracle or Microsoft, or something free like PostgreSQL or…

Oracle

There’s no question that Oracle is the most popular database in the world – it’s famous, easy to make use of and extensively documented. There are plenty of hot, new features that keep coming out in Oracle Database including robust…

PhpMyAdmin

phpMyAdmin is an open-source tool that was built to manage the databases that modern websites have come to rely on. It was written in PHP with some JavaScript and CSS thrown in, and its user interface works in any web…

phpPgAdmin

phpPgAdmin is to PostgreSQL what PhpMyAdmin is to MySQL, which means that it lets you access and manage the databases your website relies on much more easily, using your web browser. If you use PostgreSQL databases, then phpPgAdmin should be…

PostgreSQL

Using and extending the SQL language, PostgreSQL is an open-source database system that is powerful, using an object-relational model. It can deal with even the most demanding and complex workloads, safely storing data while offering excellent scalability. Developed in 1986…

Redis

Remote Dictionary Server or Redis is an open-source database which is networked an in-recollection by nature. It stores its keys with optional durability too. If data durability is not central the in-recollection nature of Redis means that it can perform…

Semantic Data Model

The semantic data model is a way to structure data so that it’s represented in a certain logical manner. This is a conceptual data model that features semantic information, adding a meaning to the data and the relationships between them.…