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Database Fundamentals: MIS Tutorials

The document provides an overview of database fundamentals including introducing databases, getting started with tables, and working with data in tables. It discusses how databases are used to store normalized data in tables which are managed by a database server and accessed by client applications potentially hosted in the cloud. It also mentions restricting access using authentication and firewalls.

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Database Fundamentals: MIS Tutorials

The document provides an overview of database fundamentals including introducing databases, getting started with tables, and working with data in tables. It discusses how databases are used to store normalized data in tables which are managed by a database server and accessed by client applications potentially hosted in the cloud. It also mentions restricting access using authentication and firewalls.

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Database Fundamentals

MIS Tutorials
Agenda

Introduction to Databases

Getting Started with Tables

Working with Data in Tables


Introduction to Databases
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Getting Started with Databases

Creating a database and performing initial configuration


Databases are used to store data in tables
Usually, we normalize these tables to create a relational schema
The tables are stored on disk, and managed in a database server
Client applications access the database across a network
Increasingly, the database server is hosted in the cloud
Access to data in a database is restricted using firewalls and
authentication
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