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Chapter 17 Highlights DATABASES

Chapter 17 Highlights DATABASES. Database Terminology. A database is a collection of related data created for information retrieval. A database management system (DBMS) is a computer software used to create, maintain, and access databases.

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Chapter 17 Highlights DATABASES

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  1. Chapter 17 HighlightsDATABASES

  2. Database Terminology A database is a collection of related data created for information retrieval. A database management system (DBMS) is a computer software used to create, maintain, and access databases. Examples: Access, IBM DB2, Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL Example databases you use: student records, bank, POS, eBay, phone call logs Below are examples of some large databases.

  3. Best Buy Database: Products Table (below) Employees Table Transactions Table Customers Table A database will have a collection of related tables. Example products table from a store database (below) fields records key field:a field that uniquely identifies each record

  4. Best Buy Database

  5. Client-Server Database Application PC’s run the client program – e.g. a medical information system. When the user opens a patient record, the program sends an SQL request to the database for the patient information. Database searches for patient and sends record to client Client sendsSQL request to search for a patient record The database server runs a DBMS such as Oracle or SQL Server. It stores the medical records.

  6. Web Database Application Internet Client Software = Web Browser Web Server stores web pages and sends them to Internet users Web Server sends SQL request to database for web page content – e.g. “Antique World Map” Database Server stores dynamic content of web pages – e.g. the auction listings

  7. Data Integrity – The accuracy of the data inside a database. Data integrity can be compromised from: human data entry errors, software bugs, security (e.g. hacking), and hardware failures (e.g. hard disk crash). Data Locking – Prevents two people from updating a record at the same time. SQL – Structured Query Language – a standard language used to query and update databases. It is used by most database systems. Example SQL statement: select Product Name, Product #, Stock from Products Table where Stock <= 5 Product NameProduct #StockiPod Touch 16GB A221 5 iPad 16GB A240 0

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