What Are Databases?
DatabaseRanking among the most significant structural elements of the web today, databases serve a special purpose – to provide content-driven websites and applications with a well-organized mechanism of automated data manipulation. |
Database storageAll the information available in modern dynamic websites is stored in databases. A single database can store many different types of information, including text, images, and even media files. |
SQLSQL is a programming language, which has facilitated to a considerable extent the database management process, typical for dynamic website development. It is responsible for querying and editing data stored in a certain database management system. |
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phpMyAdminBeing one of the most popular MySQL database administration tools, phpMyAdmin allows you to easily manage your MySQL databases. It’s a standard database manager included in all NTC Hosting plans. |
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MySQL database dumpThe MySQL database storage refers to the exact number of megabytes you need to store information in databases on your site’s web server. Its amount depends on what portion of your site contents will be kept in databases. |
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PostgreSQLAs a free alternative to powerful corporate database applications, PostgreSQL offers architecture of proven quality allowing for the creation of huge databases, and boasts reliability, scalability, data integrity, and correctness. |
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PostgreSQL databasePostgreSQL databases store web applications’ dynamic content and user information within tables and can be created via authorized access to the respective pgSQL server. |
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PostgreSQL/MySQL ODBC/JDBCODBC is a universal solution for creating dynamic applications. With its modular model, ODBC provides a simple way for integrating an application within many types of Database management system. |
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ODBCODBS refers to Open DataBase Connectivity, a standard database access method working as SQL API software. It is aimed at facilitating developers in their work with database management systems (DBMS). |
