- DBMS - Home
- DBMS - Overview
- DBMS - Architecture
- DBMS - Data Models
- DBMS - Data Schemas
- DBMS - Data Independence
- DBMS - System Environment
- Centralized and Client/Server Architecture
- DBMS - Classification
- Relational Model
- DBMS - Codd's Rules
- DBMS - Relational Data Model
- DBMS - Relational Model Constraints
- DBMS - Relational Database Schemas
- DBMS - Handling Constraint Violations
- Entity Relationship Model
- DBMS - ER Model Basic Concepts
- DBMS - ER Diagram Representation
- Relationship Types and Relationship Sets
- DBMS - Weak Entity Types
- DBMS - Generalization, Aggregation
- DBMS - Drawing an ER Diagram
- DBMS - Enhanced ER Model
- Subclass, Superclass and Inheritance in EER
- Specialization and Generalization in Extended ER Model
- Data Abstraction and Knowledge Representation
- Relational Algebra
- DBMS - Relational Algebra
- Unary Relational Operation
- Set Theory Operations
- DBMS - Database Joins
- DBMS - Division Operation
- DBMS - ER to Relational Model
- Examples of Query in Relational Algebra
- Relational Calculus
- Tuple Relational Calculus
- Domain Relational Calculus
- Relational Database Design
- DBMS - Functional Dependency
- DBMS - Inference Rules
- DBMS - Minimal Cover
- Equivalence of Functional Dependency
- Finding Attribute Closure and Candidate Keys
- Relational Database Design
- DBMS - Keys
- Super keys and candidate keys
- DBMS - Foreign Key
- Finding Candidate Keys
- Normalization in Database Designing
- Database Normalization
- First Normal Form
- Second Normal Form
- Third Normal Form
- Boyce Codd Normal Form
- Difference Between 4NF and 5NF
- Structured Query Language
- Types of Languages in SQL
- Querying in SQL
- CRUD Operations in SQL
- Aggregation Function in SQL
- Join and Subquery in SQL
- Views in SQL
- Trigger and Schema Modification
- Storage and File Structure
- DBMS - Storage System
- DBMS - File Structure
- DBMS - Secondary Storage Devices
- DBMS - Buffer and Disk Blocks
- DBMS - Placing File Records on Disk
- DBMS - Ordered and Unordered Records
- Indexing and Hashing
- DBMS - Indexing
- DBMS - Single-Level Ordered Indexing
- DBMS - Multi-level Indexing
- Dynamic B- Tree and B+ Tree
- DBMS - Hashing
- Transaction and Concurrency
- DBMS - Transaction
- DBMS - Concurrency Control
- DBMS - Deadlock
- Backup and Recovery
- DBMS - Data Backup
- DBMS - Data Recovery
- DBMS Useful Resources
- DBMS - Quick Guide
- DBMS - Useful Resources
- DBMS - Discussion
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Database Management System or DBMS in short refers to the technology of storing and retrieving users data with utmost efficiency along with appropriate security measures. This tutorial explains the basics of DBMS such as its architecture, data models, data schemas, data independence, E-R model, relation model, relational database design, and storage and file structure and much more.
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