Database Simulation

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Database and DBMS

The database is a collection of data stored systematically inside a computer that can be processed or manipulated using an application program to generate useful information. The database is an important aspect of the information system because it functions as a data warehouse where the stored data will be processed further. The database can organize data, avoid duplicate data, avoid unclear data relationships as well as complex updates.

The process of retrieving data from and entering data to storage media requires software called DBMS. The DBMS is a software system that enables database users to maintain, control, and access data in a practical and efficient manner. In other words, all access to the database …show more content…

MySQL is the most popular open source database and widely used for web-based applications such as dynamic websites and e-commerce. In 2013, MySQL is the second most widely used database in the world and the first for open source databases. MySQL was created in 1995 and its platform was developed by Michael Widenius, David Axmark, and Allan Larsson. MySQL is created to provide efficient, trusted, and reliable database options. In 2000, the MySQL platform changed to open source and following the GPL provisions.

The use of MySQL as the primary database for web applications is often integrated with PHP as an object-oriented scripting language. MySQL is one of the most important components of a web service solution stack like a LAMP, XAMPP, MAMP, WampServer, or AMPPS which is the open source web development platform. If you create a website using CMS like Joomla, Wordpress, or Drupal, you are using MySQL as its database solution.

In January 2008, MySQL was acquired by Sun Microsystems. In April 2009, an agreement was reached between Sun Microsystems and Oracle Corporation regarding the purchase of Sun Microsystems along with copyright and MySQL trademarks by Oracle. In January 2010, MySQL was officially acquired by Oracle. Now MySQL is available in an open source (GPL) and a commercial

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