Tag: DBMS

How do organizations manage their database infrastructure? Craig Mullins takes on db2 best practices in new blog post.

It's inevitable that DBAs will change jobs during the course of their careers. Craig Mullins outlines questions to ask a potential employer.

Keeping track of database objects and ensuring that each object is created, formatted and maintained properly is the goal of database structure integrity.

This post includes a series of 14 links, each one taking you to the TechTarget web site for a different DBMS product overview.

DBAs understand the complexities of the DBMS, making them a valuable resource. Indeed, sometimes the only source of database management and development knowledge within the organization is the DBA.

Data normalization is a big part of data modeling and database design. A normalized data model reduces data redundancy and inconsistencies by ensuring that the data elements are designed appropriately.

Graph databases prioritize the relationships between data points, making them useful for recommendation engines, shopping sites, online dating sites, and other "matching" applications.