Monthly Archives: September 2019

New Features in Navicat Data Modeler 3.0

Posted on September 26, 2019 by craig@craigsmullins.com

Before implementing a database of any kind, a sound model of the data needs to be developed. This process, known as data modeling, requires an analysis of the things of interest to your organization and how those things are related … Continue reading →

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Implementing a Database Infrastructure

Posted on September 16, 2019 by craig@craigsmullins.com

I recently received a question about how to put together a database environment from scratch. This is a quick question that requires an in-depth answer — usually moreso than can adequately be explained over email or texting. Furthremore, to do … Continue reading →

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Ancelus: an Intriguing New Type of Database

Posted on September 5, 2019 by craig@craigsmullins.com

There are many different DBMS types and products on the market these days. We have relational, key/value, document, wide column stores, graph, in-memory, multi-model, and even pre-relational DBMS types. It is rare to see anything truly new and interesting in … Continue reading →

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