Huwida Said, Mário Guimarães, Zakaria Maamar et al. · 2009
This paper focuses on the emerging importance of database and application security, textbooks and other supplementary materials to teach these topics and where to place these topics in a curriculum. The paper emphasizes 1) the growing concerns of database technologies and database applications, 2) existing books and supporting materials, and 3) and Zayed University's approach to teaching these topics. At Zayed, we incorporate database and database application security in two different courses.
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Paul Park · UPT. Syiah Kuala University Library (Syiah Kuala University) · 2007
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Foundations of database design/Foundations of database design series · 2006
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Prof S. Sudarshan · 2008
1.1 Issues in testing DB applications................................ 1 1.2 Organization of the Report................................... 1
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Jan M. Żytkow · 1992
Abstract : We describe Forty-Niner (49er), a computer system for automated mining useful knowledge in relational databases, we evaluate 49er on a number of tests, and we describe results of 49er's applications on two NPRDC databases. The basic form of knowledge discovered by 49er is regularities, that is patterns common in sets of data, analogous to scientific laws. In addition, 49er introduces simple concepts. We describe the general form of regularities and we analyze a variety of their types. Regularities discovered in databases can play a role analogous to scientific laws, allowing the users to make prediction, explanations, and justified decisions. There has been considerable interest in recent years in automated methods of mining databases for useful knowledge. Database mining is attractive for many reasons. There are many available databases, they are simple and uniform in structure, and a considerable amount of effort has been spent in designing them and collecting useful data. Many historical records are available in the form of databases, such as stock market prices and indexes, corporate records, census data, and weather records. The automated search for regularities is particularly attractive and useful for large databases, and the same algorithms apply to all relational databases, because of their similarity in structure. Because many databases are very large, and the forthcoming databases will encompass gigabytes or even terabytes of information, knowledge extraction on that scale must be automated.
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Glover, Cody · Scholarly and Creative Works from DePauw University (DePauw University) · 2009
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McCormack, D. · OpenGrey (Institut de l'Information Scientifique et Technique) · 1994
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Rex Porbasas Flejoles · 2017
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SpringerReference · 2011
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William B. Wood · Apress eBooks · 2018
With no showstoppers found with MariaDB, the next phase of validating the solution entailed taking a look at moving on to the implementation phase by evaluating both database and application code for migration to arrive at a feasible plan. Once the work was completed in the previous phase they were pretty optimistic and excited about the MariaDB solution; however, they wanted to analyze the process of not only adding new customers but migrating existing customers on the Oracle DBMS to MariaDB. The LOE was also a concern from the applications side as well as mapping data types, database code changes, and rewrites for PL SQL, and of course sequences.
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Krešimir Fertalj, Toni Nikolić, Tomo Helman et al. · 2000
Abstract: A client-server database application, named CROFlora has been developed to foster the endeavour for the systematic and taxonomic classification of the Croatian flora. The software consists of several modules to encompass the taxonomy, herbarium, literature, horology and ecology. The paper presents the underlying database structure, querying and reporting. Standard reports cover the taxon sheets, taxa checklists, herbarium labels and bibliography labels. Rather complex reports are also available. A connection to the geographical information system (GIS) has made easier the production of distribution maps and has enabled comprehensive spatial analysis. Key-Words: taxonomy, vascular flora, distribution, database application, geographical data, Croatia
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Krithi Ramamritham · ACM Computing Surveys · 1996
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Serdal Bayram · Marmara University Open Access System · 2007
VERİTABANI GÖREV YÖNETİM UYGULAMASI \n Günümüzde birçok uygulamada, belirli zamanlarda otomatik çalıştırılan işler önemli bir ihtiyaç olarak görülüyor. Mevcut sistemlerin çoğunun buna çözümü her göreve ait ayrı bir iş parçacığı (thread) açılmasıdır. Bu, sistemde birçok gereksiz iş parçacıkların açılmasına neden oluyor. \n Diğer bir problem de oluşturulan görevlerin farklı sunucular üzerinde çalıştırılmasıdır. Dağıtık bir görev sistem yönetimi, uyguluma sahipleri için pahalı bir yazılımdır. Tek sunucu üzerinde çalıştırılan uygulamalar herhangi bir sistem çökmesi durumunda görev tamamlanmadan sonuçlanmasına neden oluyor. Yahut ta bazı sunucuların fazla yüklenmesine karşın başka bir sunucunun CPU kullanımın çok düşük değerlerde olduğu görülüyor.\n Bu tez kapsamında tasarlanmış ve gerçekleştirilmiş Veri Tabanında Görev Yönetim Uygulaması tüm bu problemlere çözüm sunmaktadır. Görevler veri tabanında saklanır ve görevlerin tek elden kontrolü, uygulamaya yeni bir görevin eklenmesi ve ayarlanması oldukça kolaydır. Sistem bir yük dengeleyicisi bölümü içeriyor, bu bölümle görevlerin en uygun kaynağa yönlendirilmesi sağlanıyor. Böylece kaynaklar arasında kullanım oranları dengeli olur. Ayrıca uygulamada görevlerin paralel alt bölümlere ayrılması ve bu bölümlerin kendi içinde iletişimini sağlayan Paralel İşleme parçası da bulunuyor. Bu sayede aynı görev birden fazla kaynakta aynı anda paralel olarak çalıştırılabiliyor.\n ABSTRACT\nDATABASE TASK MANAGEMENT APPLICATION\n Nowadays, in many applications, it is necessary to execute tasks at specific times. The solution of this problem for many current systems is to create different threads for each task. This results in too many life threads in the system at the same time.\n Another problem is to execute a created task on different servers. Distributed task system management software is expensive for application owners. The applications that run on one server only are not completed properly in case of server failure. In addition, it results in over-load of some servers while some other servers have low CPU usage.\n Database Task Management Application, designed and implemented in this study, provides solutions for all such problems. Tasks are stored on a central database; it is quite easy to control the tasks from a single point, and to add new tasks to the system. The system contains a Load Balancer module. Using this module, tasks can be dispatched to most suitable resources. Therefore, CPU utilizations among the resources are balanced. The application also involves a parallel processing module with which a task can be divided into sub tasks, and the subtasks can be executed on different servers simultaneously.
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Kuboš, Jaroslav · Brno University of Technology Digital Library (Brno University of Technology)
Cílem projektu je návrh a implementace knihovny pro podporu vývoje databázové/perzistenční vrstvy aplikací psaných v jazyce C#. Knihovna se snaží o maximální snadnost použití při zachování elegance zápisu. Knihovna podporuje rysy objektového programování typu dědičnost a kolekce. Z dalších rysů lze jmenovat podporu verzování a opožděného načítání. Pro získávání metadat o objektech používá reflexi poskytovanou .NET frameworkem. Knihovna nepoužívá žádné literály pro identifikaci (tříd, atributů) a to ani v objektových dotazech. Většinu kontrol proto provede už překladač.
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Mrs. Priyanka Bidwai · International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology · 2026
In the modern digital era, databases are an essential part of almost every application, as they are used to store, manage, and retrieve structured data efficiently. However, interacting with databases typically requires knowledge of Structured Query Language (SQL), which can be difficult for beginners and non-technical users. This often creates dependency on developers or database administrators, even for simple tasks. This paper presents QueryFlow, a web-based database management interface designed to simplify database operations through a user-friendly visual platform. The system provides a centralized dashboard where users can create databases, manage tables, and perform data operations such as insertion, updating, deletion, and retrieval without writing SQL queries manually. It follows a structured workflow starting from user authentication to detailed table-level operations. The system is designed using a client-server-database architecture, where user actions are automatically translated into SQL queries in the backend. By reducing the complexity of traditional database interaction, the system allows users to focus more on data rather than query syntax. It provides real-time feedback, ensuring that changes are reflected instantly and accurately. The visual interface makes navigation simple and reduces the chances of errors. Users can easily switch between databases and tables through an organized dashboard. The system also supports efficient data handling through structured operations. It improves overall productivity by minimizing manual effort. Additionally, it enhances accessibility for users with limited technical knowledge. Overall, QueryFlow provides an efficient, simple, and user-friendly approach to database management.
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Jasra Nisar, Owais Noor Trumboo · Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens Kew)
As we know that database is a collection of interrelated data i.e. it is composed of collection of files that are linked in such a way that information from one of files may be combined with information from other files so that the user may receive the exact information as he/she needed. E.g. Consider the names, telephone numbers and addresses of people you may know is a collection of related data and hence database.Mobile development has become a part of the software industry and it is being present everywhere. In order to develop a mobile we require a database for it and that database is called mobile database.More and more mobile applications need data to work, and databases are the most common way of storing and managing data. So, a mobile application uses a database that is hosted in the cloud, and connects remotely to it in order to access its data.The aim of this paper is to know about the databases that are required for the mobile applications. Jasra Nisar | Owais Noor Trumboo"Database for Mobile Application" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-2 | Issue-3 , April 2018, URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd11215.pdf http://www.ijtsrd.com/computer-science/database/11215/database-for-mobile-application/jasra-nisar
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Jasra Nisar, Owais Noor Trumboo · International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development · 2018
As we know that database is a collection of interrelated data i.e. it is composed of collection of files that are linked in such a way that information from one of files may be combined with information from other files so that the user may receive the exact information as he/she needed. E.g. Consider the names, telephone numbers and addresses of people you may know is a collection of related data and hence database. Mobile development has become a part of the software industry and it is being present everywhere. In order to develop a mobile we require a database for it and that database is called mobile database.
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Curtis, Bobby · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2014
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Tan, Yourong. · DR-NTU (Nanyang Technological University) · 2013
The student’s final year project was made up of 2 major parts. First part consists of the literature review of the Schema Therapy, which the student was tasked to understand. There were 18 Schemas, 3 different coping styles, what causes them and why it happened. The second part consists of developing a system to educate parents on how Schemas come about, the Core Needs that ought to be met, the different possible scenarios of origin and the responses of people afflicted with different Schema in a relationship. Parents could understand the importance of providing their children with their Core Needs by going through the different possible scenarios that could impact their children’s life and avoid it as a whole. The second part aims to provide the user with a graphical user interaction and also to store their information in a database for future references. They system was to be developed using Adobe Flash CS 5.5 Professional and the system is separated into two different languages, English and Chinese. This would appeal to the mass as not all Chinese national would understand English and the Chinese made up 74.1% of the nation’s total population This report demonstrates the challenges in implementing the database through PHP languages and Microsoft Access database with SQL as well as setting up a local web server to simulate hosting the system on World Wide Web.
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