Jane Adriana, Maristela Holanda · Greater South Information System · 2016
Database administration has gained an essential role in the management of new database technologies. Different data models are being created for supporting the enormous data volume, from the traditional relational database. These new models are called NoSQL (Not only SQL) databases. The adoption of best practices and procedures, has become essential for the operation of database management systems. Thus, this paper investigates some of the techniques and tools used by database administrators. The study highlights features and particularities in databases within the area of Brasilia, the Capital of Brazil. The results point to which new technologies regarding database management are currently the most relevant, as well as the central issues in this area.
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Sims, April C · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2010
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Robin J. Vinden · 1990
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Philip E. Hockberger, P Turpen, Connie Nicklin et al. · Europe PMC (PubMed Central) · 2012
The CAN-CC was established by the ABRF in 2010 to facilitate greater interaction among core scientists and administrators and with the goal of creating a set of references, procedures and best practices for institutions engaged in core facility management and oversight. In particular, we seek to develop a database of core administrators, identify and describe core management model systems, and identify, collect and describe tools for core administration. Here we summarize results from our first survey, representing responses of 172 individuals from 79 institutions. The data highlights the demographics of core facility management/administration; issues of interest to individuals involved in the various areas of core management, scientific oversight and/or administration; and identification of the overall factors and characteristics common to most cores.
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Balakrishna Boddu · International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research · 2022
In today's digital age, information has become an invaluable asset for organizations across all sectors. From social and governmental bodies to educational institutions, nearly every organization has automated its operations, relying heavily on databases to store and manage crucial information. This reliance on databases has elevated the importance of database security to a critical concern. Security is a critical challenge globally, including in the digital realm. This paper examines database security, highlighting its growing importance for businesses. Databases hold vital information, making their protection essential. The survey covers issues and threats in database security, outlines necessary security measures, and explains how encryption is used at various levels to enhance protection.
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Sam R. Alapati · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2004
CHAPTER 1: Installation, Server Configuration, and Database Upgrades CHAPTER 2: Loading and Unloading Data CHAPTER 3: Automatic Database Management CHAPTER 4: Manageability Infrastructure CHAPTER 5: Application Tuning CHAPTER 6: Space and Storage Management Enhancements CHAPTER 7: The Oracle Scheduler and the Database Resource Manager CHAPTER 8: Backup and Recovery Enhancements CHAPTER 9: Flashback Technology Enhancements CHAPTER 10: Automatic Storage Management CHAPTER 11: Enhancements in Analytical SQL and Materialized Views CHAPTER 12: Miscellaneous New Features Appendix Glossary
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OrbitPeople offers 24x7 DBA services delivered by our team of expert database administrators. With unwavering support and expertise, we ensure continuous monitoring, maintenance, and optimization of your databases. Proactive solutions prevent disruptions and enhance performance, while robust security measures safeguard your data. Our seamless integration and smooth transitions minimize downtime during migrations. We unlock your data's potential, maximizing efficiency and productivity. As your tr · Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens Kew)
OrbitPeople offers 24x7 DBA services delivered by our team of expert database administrators. With unwavering support and expertise, we ensure continuous monitoring, maintenance, and optimization of your databases. Proactive solutions prevent disruptions and enhance performance, while robust security measures safeguard your data. Our seamless integration and smooth transitions minimize downtime during migrations. We unlock your data's potential, maximizing efficiency and productivity. As your trusted partners, we tailor our services to meet your business needs, providing exceptional database support. With cutting-edge technologies and dedicated professionals, OrbitPeople's DBA services empower your business for sustained success.
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Lakshman Bulusu · 2008
Welcome aboard the first book focusing exclusively on PL/SQL techniques, through Oracle 11g. These techniques are tried-tested-true, yet do not compromise performance. You?ll find coverage of all types of scenarios, starting from design to coding and testing to debugging and tuning. PL/SQL is more than just a 3GL sequel to SQL; instead it can be used as a methodology for application development using Oracle. The techniques covered here have a broader scope, in applications ranging from OLTP to OLAP and from data warehousing to business intelligence. The world of PL/SQL is exciting and this book provides a repository of techniques for PL/SQL developers and DBAs alike. This book takes you beyond the existing solutions found in other professional and reference texts or in online documentation. Starting from PL/SQL internals that include PL/SQL program structure, internal representation, compilation, and execution, users are taught PL/SQL concepts and techniques that go way beyond SQL, such as data structure management, error management, data management, application management, and transaction management. It covers the practical ?how-to? techniques of applying these PL/SQL concepts in live projects and elaborates on various PL/SQL frameworks, the integration of PL/SQL with Java, and Web-enabling PL/SQL. The last two chapters on PL/SQL tuning and debugging and PL/SQL coding standards contain comprehensive coverage of performance-enhancing techniques and PL/SQL coding standards that can?t be found in anywhere else. All techniques include examples and hands-on code, as well as tips and coding standards. The companion CD-ROM includes all the source code for the examples in the book.
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Vallath, Murali · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2006
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Senior Database Engineer & Administrator, Sethu Sesha Synam Neeli · International Scientific Journal of Engineering and Management · 2025
Managing large servers and databases while maintaining the uninterrupted functioning of critical applications presents significant challenges for database administrators. Automating database administration has become a crucial component in enhancing high availability, reliability, efficiency, and scalability. To reduce mistakes, minimize manual interventions, and improve database process performance, automation is essential. Important components include disaster recovery plans, security monitoring, performance review, and automatic backups, all of which are intended to prevent data loss. This study explores how businesses use automated database administration and contemporary automation techniques to maintain a competitive edge in an increasingly data-centric environment. Keywords: Jenkins, data, ansible, automation, mistakes, CICD, access, backups, and consistency.
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Yousub Hwang, Yunchu Huang, Yang Chang-Gyu · Advanced Science Letters · 2017
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Alvaro Monjaras, Enrique Bcndezu, Carlos Raymundo · 2019
There are currently several types of databases that have different ways of manipulating data that affects the performance of transactions when dealing with the information stored. And it is very important for companies to manage information fast, so they do not lose any operation because of a bad performance of a database, in the same way, they need to operate fast while keeping the integrity of the information. Likewise, every database category's purpose is to serve a specific or specifics use cases to perform fast to manage the information when needed, so in this paper, we study and analyze the SQL, NoSQL and In Memory databases to understand their fit uses cases and make performance tests to build a decision tree that can help to take the decision to choose what database category to use to maintain a good performance. The precision of the tests of relational databases was 96.26% in NoSQL databases was 91.83% and finally in IMDBS was 93.87%.
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Sr. Database Engineer & Administrator, Sethu Sesha Synam Neeli · INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT · 2025
In the contemporary digital landscape, data has emerged as a critical organizational asset, driving operational efficiency and strategic decision-making across diverse sectors—from government and social institutions to educational establishments. The widespread adoption of database management systems (DBMS) for storing and managing sensitive information has heightened the significance of database security. This paper investigates the escalating importance of database security within the broader context of information security. The reliance on databases for storing crucial organizational data necessitates robust security measures to protect against data breaches and ensure data integrity. The analysis explores prevalent threats and vulnerabilities within various database architectures, detailing essential security mechanisms, including multi-layered encryption strategies, access control methodologies, and data loss prevention (DLP) techniques, critical to protecting organizational data assets. The discussion will also consider the implications of these security measures for data manipulation processes within the software development lifecycle (SDLC) and their impact on database performance and efficiency. Keywords: DBA, Threats, encryption, audit, access controls, policy, encryption, media, protection, safety, monitoring.
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Duncan, Andy, Still, Jared · 2002
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Romney Eldridge Charles Davids · 2018
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Alapati, Sam · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2008
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Riggs, Simon, Ciolli, Gianni, Meesala, Sudheer Kumar
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Nagamalleswararao Bellamkonda · European Journal of Computer Science and Information Technology · 2025
This technical article examines the evolving role of Database Administrators (DBAs) across healthcare, retail, and agriculture sectors, highlighting their transformation from behind-the-scenes specialists to strategic enablers of business capabilities. The article details how healthcare DBAs maintain HIPAA compliance while ensuring critical data accessibility, retail DBAs engineer systems supporting real-time analytics and personalized customer experiences, and agricultural DBAs build foundations for precision farming through specialized database architectures. Common cross-industry challenges in security, high availability, and performance optimization are explored alongside the expansion of the DBA role into areas including data architecture design, DataOps implementation, cloud database management, and data governance. As organizations increasingly recognize data as a strategic asset, DBAs continue to serve as essential technical partners in driving business transformation through effective data management.
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Ron Ben-Natan · 2005
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