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Database Technology[edit]
All About Data And Database Technology[edit]
- Database
- Data
- Metadata
- Data structure
- Relational database
- SQL
- Table (database)
- Relational model
- Hierarchical database model
- Edgar F. Codd
- IBM
- XML
- International Organization for Standardization
- Microsoft
- Application programming interface
- Object-oriented programming
- Relational database management system
- Christopher J. Date
- Relation (database)
- Tuple
- Relational algebra
- Hugh Darwen
- Column (database)
- Row (database)
- Relvar
- The Third Manifesto
- Query language
- D (data language specification)
- Rel (DBMS)
- Dataphor
- Codd's 12 rules
- Oracle Database
- IBM DB2
- Microsoft SQL Server
- Object-relational database
- Oracle Corporation
- IBM System R
- PostgreSQL
- Database schema
- Data model
- Data type
- Database trigger
- View (SQL)
- MySQL
- Data security
- Data integrity
- Concurrency control
- Data recovery
- Database model
- Multiprocessor
- RAID
- Database application
- Computer multitasking
- Kernel (computing)
- Computer network
- Operating system
- XQuery
- Client–server model
- Database transaction
- IT performance management
- Availability
- Security
- FileMaker
- Microsoft Access
- Graphical user interface
- ADABAS
- Application software
- Wire protocol
- Database administrator
- Central processing unit
- Computer memory
- Computer data storage
- Navigational database
- CODASYL
- Network model
- IDMS
- Object database
- Object-relational impedance mismatch
- NoSQL
- Associative array
- Document-oriented database
- NewSQL
- Charles Bachman
- Integrated Data Store
- IBM Information Management System
- IBM System/360
- Cincom Systems
- Hard disk drive
- Linked list
- Unique key
- Tuple relational calculus
- Michael Stonebraker
- Ingres (database)
- QUEL query languages
- IBM Peterlee Relational Test Vehicle (PRTV)
- IBM Business System 12
- Multics Relational Data Store
- Multics
- MICRO Information Management System
- Michigan Terminal System
- Database machine
- IBM System/38
- Teradata
- Britton Lee, Inc.
- International Computers Limited
- Content Addressable File Store
- Netezza
- Oracle Exadata
- Larry Ellison
- SQLite
- SAP AG
- DBase
- FoxPro
- LibreOffice
- Software portability
- Technical standard
- ODBC
- Java Database Connectivity
- Mimer SQL
- Entity–relationship model
- Database design
- Wayne Ratliff
- Object-relational mapping
- XML database
- Denormalization
- Scalability
- CAP theorem
- Distributed computing
- Consistency model
- Eventual consistency
- MongoDB
- Riak
- Oracle NoSQL Database
- Memcached
- Redis
- CouchDB
- Hazelcast
- Apache Cassandra
- Apache HBase
- Query optimization
- In-memory database
- Main memory
- SAP HANA
- Active database
- Cloud database
- Cloud computing
- Data warehouse
- Universal Product Code
- Data mining
- Deductive database
- Logic programming
- Datalog
- Distributed database
- Embedded database
- Federated database system
- Heterogeneous database system
- Middleware (distributed applications)
- Two-phase commit protocol
- Distributed transaction
- Graph database
- Graph (abstract data type)
- Triplestore
- Hypertext
- Hypermedia
- Hyperlink
- Knowledge base
- Mobile database
- Operational database
- Parallel database
- Parallel computing
- Computer hardware
- Shared memory
- Shared nothing architecture
- Probabilistic database
- Fuzzy logic
- Real-time database
- Spatial database
- Temporal database
- Terminology-oriented database
- Unstructured data
- Conceptual schema
- Linux