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DBMS Articles
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Database Stored Procedures and SQL PSM
Stored Procedures are essential to database management systems (DBMS) because they boost security, increase performance, and encourage code reuse. A group of SQL statements are included within pre-compiled database objects known as stored procedures. They can be called by apps or other database objects and are saved in the database. In this post, we will go into the details of SQL Persistent Stored Modules (PSM), a procedural programming language extension for SQL, and examine the idea of stored procedures. Understanding Stored Procedures Stored Procedures are database objects that have already been pre-compiled and include a collection of SQL statements. They ...
Read MoreHow to Get Value from SQLAlchemy Instance by Column Name?
SQLAlchemy is a SQL toolkit and Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) system for the Python programming language. It offers a full suite of well-known enterprise-level persistence patterns, intended for data manipulation in SQL. One feature developers often seek to utilize is accessing the value from a SQLAlchemy instance using a column name. This powerful technique can streamline database operations and improve code readability. This article guides you through the process of using this feature in your Python program, showcasing two practical approaches. Syntax Before we delve into the procedures, let's establish the syntax of the method we will use in our following ...
Read MoreIn-Memory Database Explained
Introduction The burgeoning field of technology constantly introduces innovations designed to boost efficiency, speed, and productivity in diverse arenas, among which data management holds paramount importance. The traditional disc-based databases have played a significant role in data management for years. However, with data volumes escalating exponentially, businesses worldwide are looking for ways to expedite data processing. In this scenario, in-memory databases (IMDBs) stand as a revolutionary alternative. Understanding In-Memory Databases An in-memory database (IMDB) is a database management system that primarily relies on main memory (RAM) for data storage rather than traditional disk storage. This storage scheme empowers IMDBs to ...
Read MoreData Distribution in Cassandra
Data distribution is done through consistent hashing to make the data evenly distributed across the nodes in a cluster. Instead of getting rows of table on a single node, rows gets distributed across the clusters which make the load of table data get evenly divided. The partition key is used to distribute data among nodes and determine data locality. In Cassandra, data distribution and replication work together. Mainly depends on three things i. e. partition key, key value, and token range. Cassandra Table This table consists of two rows in which one row has four columns followed by ...
Read MoreDifficulties in Implementing Data Warhouse
Data WarehouseA data warehouse is a type of data management system which help perform activities such as business analysis and support business intelligence. A large amount of data set is collected from different sources and analyses are performed to make quick and effective decisions by providing necessary information. It consistently provides information and makes the data accurate, verified, and adaptive in nature. A large amount of historical data is provided to perform the analysis. Also, data warehouse helps in recovering from database failure and are a feature of the data mining process. Difficulties in Implementing Data warhouse To ...
Read MoreDatabase Languages and Interface
Database Languages Database languages are used to read, store and update the data in the database. Specific languages are used to perform various operations of the database. Types of Database Languages DDL(Data Definition Language) Data Definition Language(DDL) is used for describing structures or patterns and its relationship in a database. It is also used to define the database schema, tables, index, Constraints, etc. It can also be used to store information like the number of tables, names, columns, indexes, etc. The commands only affect the database structure and not the data. The commands ...
Read MoreDML(Data Manipulation Language)
It refers to a language that is used to insert, delete and update data in a database. It is used for the manipulation of data in the database.DCL is used together with DML because the changes made by dml wouldn't be saved permanently and have a chance of rolling back. Here are three DML commands: Insert into command It is used to insert a data row in a table. Syntax INSERT INTO table_name(col1, col2, col3, ..) VALUES (value1, value2, value3, ...); or INSERT INTO table_name VALUES (value1, value2, value3, ...); Example This example will show the ...
Read MoreData Manipulation in Cassandra
Data manipulation is the handling of data in a database server. The data is handled and manipulated by using different types of commands which are present in a query. It helps us perform different types of operations on databases. There are four data manipulation commands. Insert It is used to insert data into the table. It can be used for adding more data to a pre−existing table. The motive is to insert the data into the table by using an INSERT statement. Syntax INSERT INTO table_name(parameters) VALUES (values_for_parameter); Here, table_name is the name of the ...
Read MoreData Management Issue in Mobile Database
Data management that allows to access data from devices is the main problem. The mobile database allows applications to access data from devices even when on the move. It is a database that connects devices over a wireless network. Here, the client and server have a wireless connection. The wired connections have the entire database distributed with full or partial replication. Fixed hosts are there to perform data management with the help of database servers. Base stations are present at fixed locations to pass communication with the mobile units to and from the fixed hosts. Issues that arise in ...
Read MoreDistributed Catalogue Management
Catalogs are referred to as database systems that contain information about objects present in the database itself or the database itself that contains metadata of a distributed database. Catalog management is to be handled effectively as it will affect the performance of site autonomy, view management, and data distribution and replication. Distributed catalog management knows the data distribution across the sites. If any fragmentation and replication of relation occur, then with the help of a distributed catalog, we can uniquely find the replica of each fragment. Global relation name is shown as , and Global replica name is ...
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