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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Choosing a DBMS
One of the questions I get on a regular basis is some variation of “how can I choose what DBMS is the best”… so I’ll try to offer some high-level guidance here. When mainframes dominated enterprise computing, the DBMS architecture … Continue reading
Posted in DB2, enterprise computing
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An Introduction to Database Design: From Logical to Physical
A proper database design cannot be thrown together quickly by novices. What is required is a practiced and formal approach to gathering data requirements and modeling data. This modeling effort requires a formal approach to the discovery and identification of … Continue reading
Posted in data integrity, data modeling, DBA
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