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Database Life Cycle
Life cycle of database begins with analysis and defining of the problems and objectives.
The following figure displays the life cycle of a database that begins with analysis, including feasibility study −
Let us see the steps involved −
Analysis
In the first phase, the current system’s operation is analysed and problems are defined. Here the objectives are also defined.
Database Design
Here steps are taken for the final product to meet the user and system requirements
Implementation
Design specifications are implemented here.
Operation
Now the database is operational.
Maintenance
DBA performs maintenance that includes backup and recovery.
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