Database Concepts Compare and contrast Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, DB2, and Oracle database programs Providers: Microsoft Corporation provides Microsoft Access and SQL Server, Oracle by Oracle Corporation and DB2 is a product of IBM. Brief about each: MS Access: Microsoft Access is a database, which comes bundled in Microsoft Office Products. Access is fully compatible with Active Server Pages (ASP) scripting. Database programs such as Access (sometimes called Relational Database Management systems or

companies such as credit card systems have their backend offices (databases) in India. What are the benefits and risks? The databasing industry in India is a growing and thriving IT market with credit care companies including Diners Club and Citibank storing their client and potential client information in Indian databases (Vandrevala 15). Clearly, there are extensive benefits from databasing this information offshore. The costs in India are much cheaper, to

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Databases and Regulatory Compliance Challenges The advent of technology has increased the popularity of database usage in firms, yet the legislation regulating the field has yet to be finalized. The changing nature of the IT sector, coupled with the legislative traits, creates several situations in which the companies find it difficult to comply with the regulations. This paper recognizes some of those difficulties, and also proposes some solutions. Databases Regulatory challenges for databases No

Database Data Warehousing Design Data warehousing is a powerful tool that business organizations use to enhance competitive advantages. Data warehousing supports business decision by collecting, organizing and consolidating data for analysis and reporting using tools such as OLAP (online analytical processing ) and data mining. Typically, the relational database technology is generally being used to design a data warehousing and a relational database is a database having collection of tables, and