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Advantages of Database

The key components of a database environment include the database itself, which contains logically related data; the database management system software that defines, creates and controls access to the database; application programs that create and maintain the database and provide information to users; and various roles like data administrators, system developers, and end users who interact with the system.

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Advantages of Database

The key components of a database environment include the database itself, which contains logically related data; the database management system software that defines, creates and controls access to the database; application programs that create and maintain the database and provide information to users; and various roles like data administrators, system developers, and end users who interact with the system.

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Figure 1-11 Components of the database environment

Components of the database environment

CASE Tools Computer Aided Software Engineering. Automated tools used to design databases and applications Repository A centralized store house of all data definitions, screens, reports formats and other components. Repository contains extended set of metadata for managing databases and other components of the information system Database Management System (DBMS) software used to define, create, maintain and provide controlled access to the database and the repository. Database an organized collection of logically related data occurrences

Components of the database environment

Application Programs software used to create and maintain the database and provide information to users. User Interface languages, menus etc by which users interact with other system components Data Administrators people responsible for overall information resources of an organisation.

System Developers personnel responsible for designing databases and software End Users people who add, delete and modify the
database and who get information from it.

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