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Database types

What is meant by Database types?

"Datenbanktypen" refers to different types of databases that can be classified based on their structure, functionality, and intended use. The most common types of databases include relational databases, document-oriented databases, object-oriented databases, hierarchical databases, and graph databases.

Typical functions of software in the "database types" domain include:

  1. Data modeling: The ability to design and model database structures that conform to the requirements of the respective database type.

  2. Data querying: The capability to execute queries to retrieve, filter, and manipulate data from the database.

  3. Data management: Managing database objects such as tables, indexes, constraints, and relationships.

  4. Transaction processing: Supporting transactions to ensure data consistency and integrity, including support for ACID properties (Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability).

  5. Security: Implementing security mechanisms such as access control, encryption, and authentication to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data.

  6. Scalability and performance: Optimizing the database software for efficient processing of large volumes of data and supporting a large number of users.

  7. Data integration: The ability to integrate and combine data from various sources to provide a holistic view of the data.

 

The function / module Database types belongs to:

Modeling

Additional database fields
ARIS
Classification standards
Classification, assortments
Compatibility
Configuration Management Database (CMDB)
Contact person related data
Data and structures
Data formats
Data merging
Data storage
Data summaries
Digitization
Division management or category management
Entity Relationship Modeling
File bundling
Individual additional fields
Individual data fields
localization
Migration of tasks
Modeling environment
OO System Analysis
operational administrative data
Organize & Arrange
Process object model
Prototyping
Pull-Control
Structural changes
Structured Analysis (SA)
Structured Design (SD)
Telephone formats
Tree structures
User-defined database fields

Software solutions with function or module Database types:

BANKING ASSISTANT (MR.KNOW)
HR PROCESSES (MR.KNOW)
myPARM - Multi-project management software
NO-CODE-BPM (MR.KNOW)
ORDER ASSISTANT (MR.KNOW)
PUBLIC ASSISTANT (MR.KNOW)
SERVICEPORTAL (MR.KNOW)