Database Servers: Introduction.
Question: What is a Database Server? What is it for? Solution: A DBServer, or a Database Server, is the application item that concentrates all the project’s data records and queries…
Question: What is a Database Server? What is it for? Solution: A DBServer, or a Database Server, is the application item that concentrates all the project’s data records and queries…
Question: Can data be recorded in a remote Oracle or SQL Server? Solution: Yes; to do so, you must just enable the Oracle/SQL Server to accept remote data recording.
Question: If an application starts with an Access database and in the middle of the process it migrates to SQL/Oracle, will the previous data be sent to the new database?…
Question: My application’s got slower after two weeks working with an Access database. Why has this happened, and how can I fix it? Solution: This may have happened because the…
Question: In an application designed to communicate with 1500 OPC tags, which of the following is the best option for the OPC client: several OPC groups with fewer tags (for…
Question: How many SQL client licenses are required in an application with two E3Servers (in Hot-Standby) and five Viewers? Solution: The communication between E3 and the database happens exclusively in…
A view is an alternative solution for observing data from one or more of the tables comprising a database. You can regard it as a virtual table or a stored…
Triggers are a type of special stored procedures that are executed whenever there is an attempt to change the data in a table protected by them. DML triggers (Data Manipulation…
A stored procedure is a set of instructions developed in T-SQL language (Transact-Sql) that, whenever stored or saved, are inside the server in a pre-compiled way. This procedure is stored…
The main task in a Database manager is to not just make sure all data is inserted, but also that these data continue existing. Regardless of the contingency system, the…