What are the three basic elements of a database?
Join the DZone community and get the full member experience. Join For Free To gather insights for DZone's Data Persistence Research Guide, scheduled for release in March, 2016, we spoke to 16 executives, from 13 companies, who develop databases and manage persistent data in their own company or help clients do so. Here's who we talked to: Satyen Sangani, CEO, Alation | Sam Rehman, CTO, Arxan | Andy Warfield, Co-Founder/CTO, Coho Data | Rami Chahine, V.P. Product Management and Dan Potter, CMO, Datawatch | Eric Frenkiel, Co-Founder/CEO, MemSQL | Will Shulman, CEO, MongoLab | Philip Rathle, V.P. of Product, Neo Technology | Paul Nashawaty, Product Marketing and Strategy, Progress | Joan Wrabetz, CTO, Qualisystems | Yiftach Shoolman, Co-Founder and CTO and Leena Joshi, V.P. Product Marketing, Redis Labs | Partha Seetala, CTO, Robin Systems | Dale Lutz, Co-Founder, and Paul Nalos, Database Team Lead, Safe Software | Jon Bock, VP of Product and Marketing, Snowflake Computing What we learned foremost is the importance of storing data in some durable form to maintain asset properties with the ability to access it. There’s a tradeoff between speed, scale, and usability. Ultimately databases must be consistent, available, and able to tolerate partitions. Here's what they said when we asked, "What do you see as the most important elements of databases?":
So, what do you consider to be the most important elements of the database? Database Data mining Element IT Opinions expressed by DZone contributors are their own. What are the basic elements of a database?The five major components of a database are hardware, software, data, procedure, and database access language.
What are 3 database examples?Some examples of popular database software or DBMSs include MySQL, Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, FileMaker Pro, Oracle Database, and dBASE.
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