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DBMS LAB1

What are the applications of databases?

1. Banking Systems: Manage transactions, customer accounts, and loan data.


2. Telecommunications: Store and retrieve call records, manage billing and customer service.
3. Retail and eCommerce: Track inventory, customer data, and sales transactions.
4. Healthcare: Maintain patient records, manage hospital administration and medical research
data.
5. Education: Manage student information, course registrations, and academic records.
6. Government: Store and manage data related to taxes, public records, and social services.
7. Finance: Handle trading records, account management, and risk analysis.
8. Transportation: Manage scheduling, ticketing, and logistics information.
9. Media and Entertainment: Manage digital assets, customer subscriptions, and content delivery.

Identify the names of existing databases and which companies are using those DBs?

1. MySQL
o Companies Using: Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Airbnb
2. Oracle Database o Companies Using: Amazon,
LinkedIn, eBay, Netflix
3. MongoDB
o Companies Using: Uber, Lyft, Codecademy, eBay
4. Sybase o Companies Using: Goldman Sachs,
Accenture, Aflac

What is the purpose of these existing databases?

1. MySQL
o Purpose: Designed for web applications and online publishing.
2. Oracle Database o Purpose: Developed for enterprise grid computing.
3. MongoDB
o Purpose: Created for scalable and flexible NoSQL data storage.
4. Sybase o Purpose: Built for high-performance and mission-critical database
applications.

Who developed MySQL, Oracle Database, MongoDB, and Sybase? What is their purpose and
functionalities?

1. MySQL
o Developed By: MySQL AB (now owned by Oracle Corporation)
o Purpose: To provide a reliable and high-performance relational database management
system for web-based applications.
o Functionalities:
▪ Relational database management
▪ Supports SQL
▪ High performance and reliability ▪ Scalability for large-scale applications
2. Oracle Database o Developed By:
Oracle Corporation
o Purpose: To support enterprise-level applications requiring high availability, robust
security, and complex transaction processing.
o Functionalities:
▪ Multi-model database (supports SQL, NoSQL, JSON)
▪ Advanced analytics and machine learning capabilities
▪ Comprehensive security features
▪ Extensive support for large-scale data warehousing
3. MongoDB
o Developed By: MongoDB Inc.
o Purpose: To provide a flexible, scalable, and performance-optimized NoSQL database
solution.
o Functionalities:
▪ Document-oriented storage (JSON-like documents)
▪ Schema-less database
▪ High availability and easy scalability
▪ Powerful query language and aggregation framework
4. Sybase o Developed By: Sybase Inc. (now
part of SAP)
o Purpose: To deliver high-performance database solutions for financial services,
telecommunications, and other industries requiring reliable and efficient data
processing.
o Functionalities:
▪ Relational database management
▪ Strong transaction processing capabilities
▪ High data integrity and security
▪ Support for distributed database environments

Installation of mysql- write down the steps in the document?


1. Download the MySQL Installer from the MySQL website.
2. Run the Installer and follow the prompts.
3. Choose the installation type (Typical or Custom) and location.
4. Set a strong root password and confirm it.
5. Configure the server (port number, character set, storage engine).
6. Install the MySQL Server and its components.
7. Initialize the MySQL Server and create system tables.
8. Complete the installation and start using MySQL.

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