Abstract: A major cause of failures in large database management systems (DBMS) is operator faults. Although most of the complex DBMS have comprehensive recovery mechanisms, the effectiveness of these ...

When a failure occurs, the DBA must ascertain whether recovery is required. It is possible, though not very likely for active databases, that a failure does not impact the integrity of your data.

This topic is relevant for [!INCLUDE[ssNoVersion](../../includes/ssnoversion-md.md)] databases under the simple recovery model that contain a read-only filegroup ...

There are many ways to describe a database: the role it plays in a distributed architecture, the various internal components that make it work, and the various levels that define specific roles and ...

Abstract: Ensuring robust recovery mechanisms becomes crucial as databases and database management systems (DBMS) grow in scale and complexity to address system failures caused by various factors.

In an industrial control system, integration of an IMDS within a controller supports a ‘flattened’ control system architecture in which data is stored and processed, and some control decisions occur, ...

Prepare for your next database management system (DBMS) interview with this collection of essential questions. Covering fundamental concepts and advanced topics, these questions will help you showcase ...