The RDBMS is Dead
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As a DBA, it is almost inevitable that you will change jobs several times during your career. When making a…
Isn’t it ironic that a technology that bears the label of “schema-less” is also known for the fact that schema…
Three Levels of Model Abstraction Traditional entity-relationship (E-R) modeling recognizes three different levels of abstraction at which models are developed:…
You might remember back to your early school days, when you learned about the five major divisions of the vertebrates…
One of the most illuminating lessons I’ve learned about data modeling came from Len Silverston’s universal data models, where he…
It was a pleasure to attend a data warehousing event in Austin, Texas in early December to take a few…
Occasionally I encounter discussions on various social media sites arguing passionately about the definitions of the terms “data” and “information.”…
Around 2009 someone used the term “NoSQL” to describe an emerging class of database management systems (DBMSs) that, as the…
In my blog last month, we looked at five aspects of relationship types, relationships in graphs, and how relationships are…