Student Aytan Garaisayeva is majoring in Computer Science under instructor Leyla Jumayeva. The document defines a database as a collection of related data organized for easy access, search, and retrieval. It discusses different types of databases including distributed, personal, relational, and graph-oriented databases. Databases offer advantages like storing large amounts of data in small spaces, fast retrieval of information, easy editing of data, and security features to protect integrity.
Student Aytan Garaisayeva is majoring in Computer Science under instructor Leyla Jumayeva. The document defines a database as a collection of related data organized for easy access, search, and retrieval. It discusses different types of databases including distributed, personal, relational, and graph-oriented databases. Databases offer advantages like storing large amounts of data in small spaces, fast retrieval of information, easy editing of data, and security features to protect integrity.
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Student - Aytan Garaisayeva
Instruction - Leyla Jumayeva
Major - Computer Science Subject – Database Introduction İn simple words “data” is facts related to any object. For example, any age, name, weight, height etc. are data about a person. A regular compilation of these data called a “database”. It contains manipulation of data and electronic storage. On the record, a database means a set of relative data and the way it is organized. What is a database? A database can be explained as a tool for gathering and organizing information. Databases can store information about instructions, people, products, or anything else. It also called electronic database which is any collection of data, or information, that is specially organized for quick search and recall by a computer. Databases are way of making easy data managment. For illustration, every mobile service provider uses a database to store the particulars of their clients. Numerous databases launch as a list in a word-processing program or spreadsheet. As the list develops, redundancies and inconsistencies start to seem in data. The data ended up difficult to understand in list form and there are limited ways of looking for subsets of data out for review. When this issue happens, database management system (DBMS) tranfers data to a database. The power of a DBMS comes from its ability to characterize new relationships from the fundamental ones given by the tables and to use them to get responses to queries. The data and the DBMS, together, and along with related applications with them, are mentioned as a database system, usually abbreviated to just database. Types of databases One of types of databases is Distributed database. Distributed databases are physically stored over different locations and logically interconnected with each other and they are usually displaying a single logical database. This type guarantees way better perfomance but more complexity. Another important type of database is Personal Database. It is data that collected and stored on PCs, which is in small amount and can easily controllable. Advanced data sharing and safety is its advantage. Thirdly, a Relational Database is expressed by a set of tables from where huge amount of data can be reached. From this point of view, it is useful that several clients can reach the same database. A Graph-oriented Database uses chart theory to store, outline, and query the connections. These types of computers databases are generally utilized for analyzing interconnections. Why we use databases? Several advantages can be mentioned for awareness: Databases can store very huge numbers of records effectively by taking up small space, it is very quick and simple to detect information. Entering, editing, and erasing old data is much easier. It serves multi access - more than one person can access the same database at the same time. Safety may be better than in paper records. Databases can guarantee that the data contained inside of them is or has integrity. In addition, databases will have components for backup, dispersion, and redundancy to ensure data is not lost. Conclusion However, databases go way beyond simply putting away data. As we see, the inherent logic and productivity in how the data is stored and retrieved can give an incredibly powerful business tool to an organization. This is especially true when databases are completely exploited for their reporting and business intelligence capabilities.