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{{1010Topic|Introduction=Databases are used by everyone, everyday without most people actually thinking aobut it. Everytime a person uses their bank card they are accessing a Database. The current research into databases systems is to increase the usefulness of database sytems to users by creating, extending, and applying database technology.|Overview=Two areas that are currently researched are Model Management and Phoenix Project by Microsoft.|Chapter_TOC=[[More About Computer Science]]}}
 
{{1010Topic|Introduction=Databases are used by everyone, everyday without most people actually thinking aobut it. Everytime a person uses their bank card they are accessing a Database. The current research into databases systems is to increase the usefulness of database sytems to users by creating, extending, and applying database technology.|Overview=Two areas that are currently researched are Model Management and Phoenix Project by Microsoft.|Chapter_TOC=[[More About Computer Science]]}}
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==What is a Database?==
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==Types of DBMS and Products==
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==SQL==
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==Database Administrators and Their Roles==
  
 
==Model Management==
 
==Model Management==

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Introduction

Databases are used by everyone, everyday without most people actually thinking aobut it. Everytime a person uses their bank card they are accessing a Database. The current research into databases systems is to increase the usefulness of database sytems to users by creating, extending, and applying database technology.

   

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What is a Database?

Types of DBMS and Products

SQL

Database Administrators and Their Roles

Model Management

The goal of this research is to make database systems easier to use for model driven applicaitons such as design tools and message translators. Current research concetrates on algorithms for matching, merging, and generating models.

Phoenix (Microsoft)

The goal of this research is to improve the availability of applications, and the error handling robustness of aplications. System crashes can be catastrophic, and this research concentrates on database recovery techniques so that applications can survive system crashes. This is vital in fields where mission critical applications can have fatal consequences such as in Health Care.

References and Useful Links

http://research.microsoft.com/db/

http://www.cs.umanitoba.ca/newsite/fields.htm