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    LiteratureReviewandProposal on SQL DBA Sandeep Guptha Uppala Wilmington University IST 8101 Table of Contents What is a database? 3 DBA-types 3 Application DBA 3 System DBA 4 Maintenance DBA 5 SQL DBA 5 Proposal 7 Iteration1 7 Iteration2 7 Iteration3 7 Iteration4 8 Visual Representation................................................................................................................................9 References 10 Literature Review On SQL DBA What is a database?

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    Sql Vs. Oracle Server

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    SQL vs. Oracle Server Dheeraj Balamoori Wilmington University   Abstract Databases are most paramount part in today 's organizations. In the event that the servers are down for quite a while and data is not accessible there would be enormous misfortune to the organization regarding income and good will. Thus, databases play an essential part in today 's business. There are various relational database management systems (RDBMS) like Microsoft Access, Sybase, MySQL and oracle but out of all databases

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    Running head: Database security for preventing SQL injection attacks 1 Database security for preventing SQL injection attacks Rohith Alladi Summer - 2016 IST 7000 - Data Management Wilmington University Database security for preventing SQL injection attacks 2 Abstract SQL injections are the serious threat to the web applications; they permit attackers to acquire unlimited access to the databases and sensitive data

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    Relational Data Model Versus No SQL Data Model Rutu Patel CSIT 555 Database Systems Midterm Research Paper [1] INTRODUCTION: The term database can be defined as the collection of systematic, well-ordered and structured data that can be easily and efficiently handled, retrieved and upgraded on a periodic basis depending on its requirements. The structure and organization of any database is based upon its respective database model. A unique database model is implemented by each database depending

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    Background of SQL Injection SQL Injection is a web application security vulnerability that an attacker can submit a database SQL command which is executed by web applications in order to expose the back-end database. SQL injection have been described as one of the most critical threats for Web applications as they are vulnerable to allow an attacker to gain complete access to the underlying database as well as organizations being breached by SQL injection attacks that slip through the firewall over

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    Database, Microsoft SQL Server, IBM DB2, mySQL, IBM DB2, SAP Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise, and Teradata, etc. Oracle Database vs. Microsoft SQL Server vs. Teradata: Oracle database is a “collection of data treated as a unit” (Oracle.com). Oracle database system store and retrieve related information. Oracle Database was the first database designed for enterprise grid computing, the most flexible and cost effective way to manage information and applications. Microsoft SQL Server is a software

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    My two advance topics in which I am interested are: • Microsoft Azure SQL Database: Microsoft Azure SQL Database is a cloud database service of Microsoft’s. I have worked with MSSQL Database during my job. Now I want to learn advance technology which is Sql Azure. In SQL Azure you have to use SQL Server authentication instead of Integrated Security. When you work with SQL Azure you don 't need to spend any time on security patches, disk space, moving databases between different servers to handle

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    SQL INJECTION ATTACKS Threats in a Web Application Environment -Sai Srikar Palukuru Table of Contents: 1 Introduction …………………………………………………………………………… 3 2 Background ……………………………………………………………………………. 3 3 The Attack ……………………………………………………………………………... 4 3.1 Types of Attacks ……………………………………………………………………... 4 4 Second Order SQL Injection…………………………………………………………... 6 4.1 Differences between First Order and 2nd Order SQL Injection…………………….8 5 Detection of SQL injection

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    average security breach can cost a company between $90 and $305 per lost record. Given the increase number of data breaches, there is a corresponding need to properly plan ways to better protect and monitor the database systems through access control, SQL injection prevention, and encryption of data. Access control allows specific users either privileges or restriction of access to objects in a database system. A Data Base Administrator (DBA) must take in specific consideration pertaining to which users

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    1. What things would you want to know about a database problem before recommending a SQL or NoSQL or BigData solution that would help you make that recommendation? Answer: I would like to know if there is current data base and what type is used: Excel table, Access DB, SQL, NoSQL, and Word Documents. Then I would like to know how big current Data Base or Datasets is. Then I would like to know what representation of data in Data Set is: key-value, raw data, tables, schemas, structure or not. Next

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