Tag Archives: DBMS

A Bibliography of Database Books

The following bibliography is culled from the second edition of my book, Database Administration: The Complete Guide to DBA Practices and Procedures. This listing of books was used as research material for the book, but also as suggested further reading … Continue reading

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IBM POWER and SAP HANA: A Powerful and Effective Combination

As organizations looks for differentiators to improve efficiency and improve cost effectiveness, the combination of IBM Power Systems and SAP HANA can provide a potent platform with a significant return on investment. Why IBM Power Systems? IBM Power Systems is … Continue reading

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A Few Database/DBMS Definitions

Just a quick post today to inform my readers of several technical definitions that I have written for TechTarget’s WhatIs? site. If you are not familiar with that site, click on the link and investigate it. It is a great way to … Continue reading

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The Commoditization of Commercial Database Management Systems?

The relational database system has become so popular and ingrained into the modern day organization that many people have started to take them for granted. Instead of appreciating them for the intricate, multi-faceted and useful tool that they are, a … Continue reading

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Dealing with DBMS Complexity

The Database Management Systems we use are becoming more complex – there can be no denying this basic fact of life. Each and every new version of your favorite DBMS adds new features, functions, and options that further complicate database … Continue reading

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