Database Management Application

Microsoft Access 97, the data-organizing component of the Microsoft Office suite. Designed to help you create personal and departmental databases, Access builds on the previous releases of Access in order to provide an easier system to program and use. Access is a database management system. This means that Access will not only store your information, but it will also supply you with the means to manage this information. Actually, the official description of Access is that it's a relational database management system.

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Microsoft SQL server is a client/server relational database system. It also referred to as distributed computing means that all of the data processing of a program does not occur on a sigle computer, as it often does on desktop. Database such as SQL server 7.0 is becoming more and more prevalent. This means there is an increasing demand for SQL server Application developers.

The following are some of the aspects of SQL Serrver that will be covered:

• SQL Server Basics
  • Introduction to SQL Server 7.0
  • SQL Server and database fundamentals
  • Installing and configuring SQL Server
• Administaring SQL Server
  • SQL Server Tools
  • Managing Databases
  • Scheduling tasks and alerts
  • Assigning user permissions
• Preventing data loss
  • Backing update bases
  • Restoring SQL data
• Advanced SQL Server administration
  • Importing, exporting, and distributing data
  • Setting up and configuring Data

Integrated Database Management

Oracle Application is a suite of more than 48 integrated software modules for financial management, manufacturing, project systems, human resources, and sales force automation. Oracle applications combines extensive functionality with state-of-the art technology. Oracle corporation has built its reputations in the database market.

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