Databases

Paper Summary:

This paper methodically examines Access SQL, MS SQL Server 2000, Oracle, DB2 and MySQL. The author explains, for example, that MS Access is a relational database management system used on desktop computer to manage information on different levels for different purposes and provides some capabilities for making a database available on the web. The paper continues, for example, that the system requirements for DB2 includes a Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4, Windows XP SP1 or Windows 2003 Server operating system, a Pentium 100 MHz or faster processor, 128MB or more RAM and a hard drive with 75 MB of free disk space with additional space required to store vulnerability information.

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MS Access
System Requirements (Access 2003)
Company
MS SQL Server 2000
System Requirements (with Service Pack 4)
Company
Oracle
System Requirements
Recommended Server Specifications
Minimum Client Specifications
Company
DB2
System Requirements
Company
MySQL
System Requirements
Company

From the Paper:

"Oracle is a relational database management system. Oracles latest technology, today's system designers and developers can build 21st century enabled applications ranging from critical online transaction processing systems supporting thousand of users to multi-terabyte data warehouses for decision support and also World Wide Web-based applications. Bradmark Technologies is a company that offers database management software used with products from providers including Oracle, Sybase and Microsoft. Customers in a variety of industries use Bradmark's products for tasks such as database monitoring, performance tuning and database administration."

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