#dbms notes

[opticalarcpvtltd]

Dbms Full Form: Enhancing Data Structure And Minimizing Redundancy In DBMS

A dbms full form is a logical collection of data. It includes a set of related tables and index spaces. A database frequently stores all of the data related to a particular application or a group of linked applications. A database or an inventory database could be developed. A database management system (or DBMS) is essentially a computerized data storage system.  

[roadmapplus]

[thegreatimpersonator]

what's your opinion on people saying that ariana grande is the vocalist of our generation and also how everyone always puts her vocals in comparison to taylors

She’s an amazing vocalist and that’s just a fact and Taylor isn’t, she’s a songwriter first and anyone who’s hellbent on proving Taylor serves vocals is praying on her downfall

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[evermoredeluxe]

Taylor doing the DBM note at The Eras Tour in Tokyo, Japan (N1) on February 7, 2024 (x)

[the-wordsmiths-fabrications]

Paris night #1 notes

- NEW! orange bodysuit and jacket for Lover

- NO ARCHER 😭😭

- NEW! black/silver/gold dress for Fearless

- Red era moved

- NEW! This is not Taylor's Version t-shirt for Red

- NEW! Speak Now intro with Castles Crumbling

- NEW! (unknown color) dress for Speak Now

- NO LONG LIVE 😭😭

- Same Rep bodysuit

- She hit the high note in DBM

- NEW! Rep outro into combined Folklore/Evermore era

- NO THE ONE 😭😭

- cardigan on the folklore cabin roof

- NEW! yellow dress for folklore/evermore

- Champagne Problems speech saying folklore and evermore are now combined and can be called folkmore, everlore, or the sister albums. Folklore is spring/summer and evermore is fall/winter

- Champagne problems applause 1 minute 48 seconds

- Folklore/Evermore era setlist: Cardigan, Betty, Champagne Problems, Illicit Affairs, My Tears Ricochet, Marjorie, Willow (with cloak!)

- NEW! Folklore/Evermore outro into 1989

- NEW! Multicolored pink and teal outfit for 1989

- NEW! 1989 outro in TTPD

- NEW! White dress with black writing and clock necklace for TTPD

- TTPD setlist: But Daddy I Love Him/So High School mashup, Who's Afraid of Little Old Me (with moving set piece!), Down Bad/Fortnight mashup (with the moving set piece, the set piece from the YouTube reel, and a white jacket added at the end of the song), The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived, outfit change into a two piece black outfit with gold(?) jacket for I Can Do It With A Broken Heart

- The Acoustic Set with a pink dress

- Guitar speech about how TTPD is also known as Female Rage: The Musical

- Surprise Songs are: Paris (on guitar) and loml (on piano)

- NEW! Plum/dark purple sparkly dress and bodysuit for Midnights

New (?) Eras Order:

Lover

Fearless

Red

Speak Now

Reputation

Folklore/Evermore

1989

The Tortured Poets Department

The Acoustic Set

Midnights

[new-york-no-shoes]

I know I posted this in tags but I genuinely think that, despite any current challenges with the content of the songs, the reputation set is one of Taylor’s favorite parts of the Eras Tour. She THRIVES off of the call and response with the crowd and everyone is SO engaged, vocal, and emotionally expressive during that set. And she matches our energy tenfold! You can even see it in the way she breaks to spend time connecting and making eye contact with individual members of the audience a lot during that set (especially during delicate, RFI, and parts of DBM). And the more engaged the crowd is the more she throws in organic movements and mouths little comments then plays off the reaction. I even think the high from our response to big moments like the LWYMMD dance, 123 lgb, “take me to church” during dbm, is part of what pushes her to go for really big notes (the 3rd DBM note!) and to push herself out of her personal movement comfort zone (the recent leg lifts etc during LWYMMD). So many big crowd moments are concentrated to the rep set! Ironically, her organic reactions to the crowd make for a really theatrical performance! The whole rep set just feels special on both our ends bc it’s so interactive. Idk am I making sense?

[love-kurdt]

my lovely little cast of characters in the TIMT/NTWDT/DBM universe 🖤

i promise i’m writing too lmfao

also pls take note of carter’s full name… he’s a WB too but mike will never know💀

[strolling-amongst-ghosts]

(… a note seems to have appeared while Ghostwalker wasn’t looking, seems like it’s written with some sort of cypher. Well- more like translated with some sort of cypher against the writer’s own will)

“J txfbq- sgf upjc evdljmh xjsg nz nfttbhft jt QFBKKZ TSBQSJMH SP HFS BMMPZJMH-.. bmzxbzt J’uf gfbqc sgfqf xbt b mfx Hgptsxbklfq pm sgf akpdl, tp TPNFPMF gbt sp xbqm zpv bapvs sgptf sxp- zpv’uf affm spkc bapvs sgfn qjhgs? Bm Jkkvnjmb bmc gfq xjmc-vo cpkk pe b Hgptsxbklfq afjmh vtfc sp cp npts pe gfq cjqsz xpql? Zfbg af UFQZ DBQFEVK jmsfqbdsjmh xjsg sgfn, pmf xqpmh npuf bmc tgf XJKK gbuf zpv cjtobsdgfc. Cpm’s sqvts gfq fjsgfq, ajsdg jt b kjef cftsqpzfq. J’n mps tvqoqjtfc je nvksjokf ofpokf gbc sqjfc sp ejhgs gfq, gfq Hgptsxbklfq dbm hfs oqfssz ujpkfms vmcfq gfq pqcfqt- gpojmh J xpvkc hfs sp bdsvbkkz nffs zpv tpnfsjnf tppm xgfm J hfs pvssb gfqf, gfbqc zpv bqf XBZ mjdfq sgfm sgbs xjmcvo dkpdlxpql ajsdg..

-Tjhmfc, Cfuj. B efkkpx Hgptsxbklfq”

(….. huh….)

((https://beaverscratch.moxvallix.com your gonna need this))

He picks up the note carefully, afraid to rip it. He studies it for a bit. His knowledge on books and everything known to inpherno has lead him up to a moment like this...

After a few mins of translation he rewrote the note out.

“I swear- the void fucking with my messages is REALLY STARTING TO GET ANNOYING-.. anyways I’ve heard there was a new Ghostwalker on the block, so SOMEONE has to warn you about those two- you’ve been told about them right? An Illumina and her wind-up doll of a Ghostwalker being used to do most of her dirty work? Yeah be VERY CAREFUL interacting with them, one wrong move and she WILL have you dispatched. Don’t trust her either, bitch is a life destroyer. I’m not surprised if multiple people had tried to fight her, her Ghostwalker can get pretty violent under her orders- hoping I would get to actually meet you sometime soon when I get outta here, heard you are WAY nicer then that windup clockwork bitch..

-Signed, Devi. A fellow Ghostwalker”

Ghostwaller was shocked to say the least....if he does go visit...he might have to be extremely careful...

[little-phoenix-04]

Posting here after a long long while, here's what I have to do today

Day 1/7 of productivity:

Attend all classes

TOC gate notes

DBMS gate notes

Proposals for Book Club

Send mail to SBB participants

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Dbms Full Form: Enhancing Data Structure And Minimizing Redundancy In DBMS

A dbms full form is a logical collection of data. It includes a set of related tables and index spaces. A database frequently stores all of the data related to a particular application or a group of linked applications. A database or an inventory database could be developed. A database management system (or DBMS) is essentially a computerized data storage system.  

[amazondigitalmarketting]

MS Office - Introduction

Microsoft Office is a software which was developed by Microsoft in 1988. This Office suite comprises various applications which form the core of computer usage in today’s world.

MS Office Applications & its Functions

Currently, MS Office 2016 version is being used across the world and all its applications are widely used for personal and professional purposes.

Discussed below are the applications of Microsoft Office along with each of their functions.

1. MS Word

First released on October 25, 1983 

Extension for Doc files is “.doc”

It is useful in creating text documents

Templates can be created for Professional use with the help of MS Word

Work Art, colours, images, animations can be added along with the text in the same file which is downloadable in the form of a document

Authors can use for writing/ editing their work

To read in detail about Microsoft Word, its features, uses and to get some sample questions based on this program of Office suite, visit the linked article.

2. MS Excel

Majorly used for making spreadsheets

A spreadsheet consists of grids in the form of rows and columns which is easy to manage and can be used as a replacement for paper

It is a data processing application

Large data can easily be managed and saved in tabular format using MS Excel

Calculations can be done based on the large amount of data entered into the cells of a spreadsheet within seconds

File extension, when saved in the computer, is “.xls”

Also, visit the Microsoft Excel page to get more information regarding this spreadsheet software and its components.

3. MS PowerPoint

It was released on April 20, 1987

Used to create audiovisual presentations

Each presentation is made up of various slides displaying data/ information

Each slide may contain audio, video, graphics, text, bullet numbering, tables etc.

The extension for PowerPoint presentations is “.ppt”

Used majorly for professional usage

Using PowerPoint, presentations can be made more interactive

In terms of Graphical user interface, using MS PowerPoint,  interesting and appealing presentation and documents can be created. To read more about its features and usage, candidates can visit the linked article.

4. MS Access

It was released on November 13, 1992

It is Database Management Software (DBMS)

Table, queries, forms and reports can be created on MS Access

Import and export of data into other formats can be done

The file extension is “.accdb”

5. MS Outlook

It was released on January 16, 1997

It is a personal information management system

It can be used both as a single-user application or multi-user software

Its functions also include task managing, calendaring, contact managing, journal logging and web browsing

It is the email client of the Office Suite

The file extension for an Outlook file is “.pst”

6. MS OneNote

It was released on November 19, 2003

It is a note-taking application

When introduced, it was a part of the Office suite only. Later, the developers made it free, standalone and easily available at play store for android devices

The notes may include images, text, tables, etc.

The extension for OneNote files is “.one”

It can be used both online and offline and is a multi-user application.

[thegreatimpersonator]

Okayy so I have a lottttt of thoughts but I won't share ALL of them since that'll get too much but I will however share some positive ones because I always feel when I send you an ask about taylor, it's always something negative that happened so I want to be a bit nicer today

1. I'm not the biggest fan of the two piece colored 1989 fit BUT she wore the color combo yellow and blue which are Swedens flags colors so that was something thoughtful

2. Her note belting (I'm taking about real belting, not screaming into the mic like during dbm) during the ttpd set where she sang "BUT WHAT IF THEY DID" or "IVE BEEN DOING IT SINCE HE LEFT" or "YOU DESERVE PRISON" gave my chills all over my body

3. The visuals during down bad are probably imo the most expensive and most fascinating visuals she's ever done because I was sitting very much at the top and from there it literally looked like she was floating and getting beamed up by the ufo plus projecting the ufo like that must've been very hard so yeah I was impressed

4. I already mentioned this yesterday but getting my two fav songs off 1989 and then a great red song AND HOW DID IT END was genuinely the highlight I think

5. This isn't something crazy but I love how she learned like those little phrases for every single country she's been going and how she changed little parts of her performances (cam saying "like ever" in different languages or her normally welcoming the crowd in different languages) based on the countries she's performing in. She literally learned how to say "fuck you guys are amazing" in Swedish and that was funny when she said it out loud lol

6. I know I criticise her for a lot of stuff but I will never deny the fact that she can put on a show because she's there on stage for 3 1/2 hours and just having the time of her life and you can see that. I'm not saying there isn't any other artist doing it like her but there are however a lot of artists that are on her level who just stand there and sing for 1 1/2 hours without really moving which is completely fine too! i just admire how she put big effort into this tour

Okay I'll stop now or else this will never end lmao but I'd love if you'd give your individual opinion on each things too! You mentioned that you're going to another eras show in Canada right? I'm sure there you can see what I mean with points 2 and 3

aw yayy! im so happy you had such a good time, all of these points are so true and rightly very impressive/cool. and yes im really interested in seeing points 2 and 3 in the future for my show in december (hopefully she doesnt change it up and take them away lol) the ufo visual looks so cool and as someone who's been pretty regularly disappointed/unimpressed with taylors visuals (like with album covers/merch/etc) it's extra exciting to see something so cool.

[missegyptiana]

THAT NOTE IN DBM AH

[rishabhtpt]

Why Use a DBMS? Exploring the Benefits

Let's talk about data. In today's world, whether you're running a small business, managing a project, or just keeping track of your personal information, you're dealing with data. Lots of it. And let's be honest, for many of us, managing that data starts simply: maybe a few spreadsheets, some text files, or even handwritten notes.

That works... for a while. But as your data grows, and as more people need to access or update it, things can get complicated. Fast. You end up with the same information stored in multiple places, slightly different versions of the truth floating around, security becoming a nightmare, and finding what you need feeling like searching for a needle in a digital haystack. It's inefficient, risky, and frankly, a little stressful.

This is where a Database Management System, or DBMS, comes into the picture. Think of a DBMS as a sophisticated software system designed specifically to store, organize, retrieve, and manage data in a way that simple files or spreadsheets just can't match. It's the upgrade your data management strategy needs.

But what exactly does using a DBMS do for you? Why go through the effort of setting one up? Let's explore the many ways a DBMS can transform your data from a source of headaches into a powerful asset.

One of the first and most significant advantage of dbms is its ability to control data redundancy. In simple file systems, you often find yourself repeating the same information in multiple files. Imagine having a customer's address stored in the sales file, the shipping file, and the billing file. If the customer moves, you have to remember to update it in three different places! With a DBMS, the customer's address is stored just once in a dedicated customer table. This dramatically reduces duplication.

Reducing redundancy leads directly to another crucial benefit: improving data consistency. When data is stored in only one place, any update you make is immediately reflected everywhere that information is used. Going back to our customer address example, updating it once in the DBMS ensures that the sales, shipping, and billing departments all see the new, correct address instantly. No more conflicting information leading to errors or confusion.

Enhanced data sharing is also a huge plus. A DBMS allows multiple users or applications to access the same data simultaneously, in a controlled and organized manner. Instead of sending copies of spreadsheets around (which quickly become outdated), everyone works with the most current information available in the central database. This fosters collaboration and ensures everyone is literally on the same page.

In today's world, data security is paramount. Simple files offer limited security; anyone with access to the file can often see everything in it. A DBMS provides robust security features. You can define who can access which specific pieces of data (e.g., only managers can see salary information, but everyone can see employee names). You can also implement encryption and auditing features to track who accessed what and when, significantly boosting your data protection capabilities.

Beyond just sharing and security, a DBMS is built to ensure data integrity. This means keeping your data accurate and reliable. You can define rules (called constraints) within the DBMS. For instance, you can set a rule that an 'Order Date' field must contain a valid date, or that a 'Product Quantity' field must be a positive number. The DBMS enforces these rules automatically, preventing the entry of incorrect or nonsensical data, which is a common problem with less structured systems.

Handling multiple users at the same time – known as concurrent access – is something a DBMS excels at. If two people try to update the same piece of data in a simple file system at the exact same moment, you could end up with one person's changes overwriting the other's, or even corrupting the file. A DBMS has sophisticated mechanisms to manage concurrent access, ensuring that multiple users can work simultaneously without interfering with each other or compromising the data's integrity.

Let's not forget the critical issue of backup and recovery. What happens if your hard drive fails, your building loses power, or disaster strikes? If your data is just in scattered files, recovery can be difficult, if not impossible. DBMSes come with built-in utilities for performing regular backups and, more importantly, for recovering the database to a consistent state after a failure. This provides a crucial safety net for your valuable information.

For developers, another significant advantage of dbms is the reduced application development time. A DBMS handles all the complex details of data storage, retrieval, and management behind the scenes. This means developers don't have to write custom code for these fundamental tasks every time they build a new application that needs to use the data. They can simply interact with the DBMS using standard commands (like SQL), allowing them to focus on building the specific features of the application itself.

Finally, a DBMS offers data independence. This means you can make changes to the way data is stored physically (like moving it to a different type of storage or changing internal structures) without necessarily affecting the applications that access the data. The DBMS acts as a layer between the applications and the physical data storage, providing a level of abstraction that makes system maintenance and evolution much easier.

In conclusion, while using simple files or spreadsheets might seem easier initially, the limitations become apparent very quickly as data grows and needs become more complex. Implementing a DBMS brings a multitude of benefits, transforming data management from a potential source of chaos and error into a streamlined, secure, and reliable process. It's not just about storing data; it's about controlling it, protecting it, sharing it effectively, and ensuring its accuracy, ultimately making your information a much more valuable and usable resource.