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Database Management System or (DBMS) refers to the technology creating and managing database. DBMS is a software tool to organize (create, retrieve, update, and manage) data in a database. This Database Management System tutorial 

includes all topics of DBMS such as introduction, architecture, data models, data schemas, data independence, E-R model, Keys, relational model, relational database design, storage, join operation, SQL, functional dependency, transaction, concurrency control and much more.

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What is Database

A database is a collection of information and interrelated data of some given enterprise, which can be processed through one or more application programs by multiple users. For example, a university database might contain about information about he following:

o   Entities such as students, faculty, courses, and classrooms.
o   Relationships between entities, such as students’ enrollment in courses, faculty teaching courses, and the use of rooms for courses.
o Using the database you can easily retrieve, delete and insert the application and organizes the data in the form of tables, views, schemas, reports, etc. 

Database Management System

A Database Management System, or DBMS is a software designed to assist in maintaining and utilizing large collection of data.  MySQL, IBM Db2, Oracle, PostgreSQL etc. are all DBMS softwares that manages the data. The need for such systems, as well as their use, is growing rapidly. The alternative to using a DBMS is to store the data in files and write application-specific code to manage it.

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DBMS Tutorial

 Basic           

• Database Management System(DBMS) Tutorial: Home 
• Database Management System(DBMS) Tutorial: Introduction
• What is Database
• Types of Databases
• What is RDBMS
• DBMS vs RDBMS
• DBMS vs File System          
• DBMS Architecture                                 
• Three schema Architecture 
• View in DBMS     
• Data model schema                           
• Data Independence                         
• DBMS Language
• ACID Properties in DBMS

Data Models

• Data model schema
• Data Independence
• DBMS Language
• ACID Properties in DBMS
• Data modeling
• ER model concept
• Notation for ER diagram
• ER Design Issues
• Mapping constraints
• DBMS Keys
• DBMS Generalization
• DBMS Specialization
• DBMS Aggregation
• Convert ER into table
• Relationship of Higher Degree

Relational data Model

• Codd’s Rules
• Relational Model concept
• Relational Algebra
• Join Operation
• Integrity Constraints                        
• Relational Calculus

 Normalization

• Functional Dependency
• Inference Rule
• DBMS Normalization
• DBMS 1NF
• DBMS 2NF
• DBMS 3NF
• DBMS BCNF
• DBMS 4NF
• DBMS 5NF
• Relational Decomposition
• Multivalued Dependency
• Join Dependency
• Inclusion Dependence
• Canonical Cover

 Transaction Processing

• Transaction
• Transaction Property
• States of Transaction
• DBMS Schedule
• Testing of Serializability
• Conflict schedule
• View Serializability
• Recoverability of Schedule
• Failure Classification
• Log-Based Recovery
• DBMS Checkpoint
• Deadlock in DBMS

Concurrency Control

• Concurrency Control
• Lock based Protocol
• Time stamping Protocol
• Validation based Protocol
• Thomas Write Rule
• Multiple Granularity
• Recovery Concurrent Transaction

 File organization

• File organization
• Sequential File Organization
• Heap File Organization
• Hash File Organization
• B+ File Organization
• DBMS ISAM
• Cluster File Organization

Indexing and B+ Tree

• Indexing in DBMS
• B+ Tree

 Hashing

• Hashing
• Static Hashing
• Dynamic Hashing

 RAID

• RAID

 Backup and Recovery

• DBMS: Backup
• DBMS: Recovery

 SQL Introduction

• SQL Introduction
• Characteristics of SQL
• Advantage of SQL
• SQl Datatype
• SQL Command
• SQL Operator
• SQL Table
• SQL SELECT Statement
• SQL INSERT Statement
• SQL Update Statement
• SQL DELETE Statement
• SQL View
• SQL Index
• SQL Sub Queries
• SQL Clauses
• SQL Aggregate Function
• SQL JOIN
• SQL Set Operation

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Audience

This DBMS tutorial will especially help computer science student in understanding the basic-to-advanced concepts related to Database Management Systems.

Prerequisite

Before you start proceeding with this tutorial, it is recommended that you have a good understanding of basic computer concepts such as primary memory, secondary memory, and data structures and algorithms.

Before learning DBMS Tutorial, you must have the basic knowledge of Basic Database.