Section I: Fundamentals of Databases The value of databases is in their ability to assist organizations of all types to be more efficient while streamlining the core processes they rely on. To accomplish this, databases must be relational in structure (Greene, 2008), supporting the structure of ta...

SQL Business Report Table of Contents System Summary 3 Anticipated Data 4 Database Management 4 Third-Part Augmenting Software and Enhancements 5 Table Description 5 ERD 7 SQL Queries 7 Data modi...

BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS Information System - A set of interrelated components that collect, retrieve, process, store and distribute information for the purpose of facilitating planning, control, coordination, analysis and decision making in organisations. Input - the capture or co...

Client/Server Models The term client/server came into existence during the early 1980's when networking personal computers became popular. The basic concept behind the model is that there is one machine that request a service and one machine that provides a service. The machine making the re...